IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Calls, 25bis Operating Commands, Syntax calls Example, Site Name

V.25bis Operating Commands

Table 76. V.25bis Monitoring Command Summary

Monitoring 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.
Calls	List the number of completed and attempted connections made for
	each dial circuit mapped to this interface since the last time
	statistics were reset on the router.
Circuits	Shows the status of all data circuits con®gured on the V.25bis
	interface.
Parameters	Displays the current parameters for the V.25bis interface. (This
	command is similar to the V.25bis Config> list command.)
Statistics	Displays the current statistics for the V.25bis interface.
Exit	Returns you to the previous command level. See ªExiting a Lower
	Level Environmentº on page 11.

Calls

Use the calls command to list the number of completed and attempted connections made for each dial circuit mapped to this interface since the last time statistics were reset on the router.

Syntax: calls

Example:

calls
Net Interface		Site	Name	In	Out	Rfsd	Blckd
1	PPP/0	v403		2	0	0	0
Unmapped connection			indications:	0

Net Number of the dial circuit mapped to this interface.

Interface

Type of interface and its instance number.

Site Name

Network address name of the dial circuit.

In Number of inbound connections accepted for this dial circuit.

Out Number of completed connections initiated by this dial circuit.

Rfsd Number of connections initiated by this dial circuit that were refused by the network or the remote destination port.

Blckd Number of connection attempts that the router blocked. The router blocks connection attempts if the local port is already in use, the maximum number of retries to a non-responding address is reached, or a modem is not responding.

Unmapped connection indications:

Number of connection attempts that were refused by the router because there were no enabled dial circuits that were con®gured to accept the incoming calls.

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