IBM SC30-3681-08 manual LEC Monitoring Commands, Arp-table, Data-direct-vccs

Con®guring Forum LE Clients

3: Bridge Application

5 : CHARM ATM Adapter Network number [0]? 1 LEC+

The LEC monitoring prompt (LEC+), is displayed.

If you know the interface number of the LEC you wish to monitor, enter the network command followed by the interface number of the LEC.

+network 1 LEC+

LEC Monitoring Commands

This section summarizes and then explains the LEC monitoring commands. You can access LEC monitoring commands at the LEC+ prompt. Table 45 shows the commands.

Table 45. LE Con®g monitoring command Summary

Command	Function
? (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.
List	Lists:
	v LEC Address Resolution Table (ARP)
	v	LEC con®guration
	v Data Direct VCC information
	v	LEC statistics
	v	VCC table.
MIB	Displays LEC MIB objects including:
	v LEC MIB Con®guration Table
	v LEC MAC ARP Table
	v LEC Route Descriptor Table
	v LEC MIB Server VCC Tables
	v LEC MIB Statistics Table
	v LEC MIB Status Table
QoS	Gets you to the LEC x QoS+ prompt from which you can monitor
	Quality of Service as described in Quality of Service Monitoring
	Commands in Using and Con®guring Features.
Trace	Sets packet tracing on or off.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower
	Level Environmentº on page 11.

List

Use the list command to list the LEC Address Resolution Table (ART), list the LEC con®guration, list Data Direct VCC information, or list LEC statistics.

Syntax:
list	arp-table
	con®guration
	data-direct-vccs

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