IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Advanced, ELS Monitoring Commands Talk

ELS Monitoring Commands (Talk 5)

ELS Monitoring Commands

This section summarizes and then explains all the ELS monitoring commands. After accessing the ELS Monitoring environment, you can enter ELS monitoring commands at the ELS> prompt.

Table 22. ELS Monitoring Command Summary

CommandFunction

? (Help)	Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists
	the options for speci®c commands (if available). See ªGetting Helpº
	on page 10.
Advanced	Places you in the advanced con®guration environment in which you
	can con®gure message buffering.
Clear	Resets to zero the counts of messages associated with speci®ed
	events, groups, or subsystems.
Display	Enables message display on the console.
Exit	Exits the ELS console process and returns the user to GWCON.
Filter	Filter ELS messages based upon the net number.
List	Lists information on ELS settings and messages.
Nodisplay	Disables message display on the console.
Noremote	Disables remote logging to ®le at remote workstation.
Notrace	Disables trace event display on the console.
Notrap	Keeps messages from being sent out in SNMP traps to the network
	management workstation.
Packet-trace	Provides an enhanced central environment for setting and listing
	active packet tracing parameters.
Remote	Allows messages to be logged at a ®le on a remote workstation.
Remove	Frees up memory by erasing stored information.
Restore	Clears current settings and reloads initial ELS con®guration.
Retrieve	Reloads the saved ELS con®guration.
Save	Stores the current con®guration.
Set	Sets the pin parameter and the timestamp feature.
Statistics	Displays available subsystems and pertinent statistics.
Trace	Enables trace event display on the console.
Trap	Allows messages to be sent to a network management workstation
	in SNMP traps.
View	Allows viewing of traced packets.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower
	Level Environmentº on page 11.

Advanced

Use the advanced command to enter the advanced monitoring environment. In this

environment you change message buffering operation.

Syntax:

advanced

Clear

Use the clear command to reset to zero the counts of the display, trace, trap, or remote commands as they relate to speci®c events, groups or subsystems.

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