McDATA 3000 manual Amdenet 10/100, WAN or, Maintenance, Amdenet stats

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User Interface Commands for the UltraNet Edge 3000

ip addr			dl addr	sec	resolves
replies		flags
192.168.10.1			0:0:88:0:56:4a		0
0	cpPl
192.168.10.2			0:d0:9:6f:6b:da	:01	0
0	c
192.168.10.3			0:0:c:7:ac:3e	:24	3110
0	c	u
192.168.10.5			0:d0:9:6f:6b:da	:01	0
0	c
instance 2 (ethernet2)(IP WAN Interface)
ip addr			dl addr	sec	resolves
replies		flags
192.168.100.1			0:80:a2:0:1b:f3		0
24	cpPl
192.168.100.4			0:e0:52:d7:a5:0	:19	880
0	c

NOTE: If the dl addr (MAC) address is blank, this means you cannot see the router you are attached to. You will not be able to ping until the dl addr field has the MAC address of the router.

	AMDENET 10/100	The AMDENET user interface provides statistical and informational
	WAN or	data pertaining to all the Ethernet interfaces. For further information
	Maintenance	on the AMDENET user interface commands, refer to the “AMDENET
	Interface	Commands” chapter of the UltraNet Edge Storage Router Command
		Reference. The following sections highlight the commands useful for
		troubleshooting.
	amdenet stats	This command displays the statistics regarding all the Ethernet
		interfaces. The AdminStatus and OperStatus should state Up in
		normal working conditions.
		tm.0x10> amdenet
		amdenet1.0x10> stats
		Example of the amdenet stats command screen display:
		ENET instance 2 interface 3 ifTable:
		--------------------------------------
		Slot	1
		Index	3
		Descr	Ethernet/100 slot 1 PCI I/O 3 (10/100
		Ethernet WAN Interface)
		Type	62
		MTU	1476
		Speed	100000000
		PhysAddress	0080a2001bf3
		AdminStatus	Up
	McDATA UltraNet Edge 3000 User Guide
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