Nortel Networks 4050 manual Maint followed by, All-isds?

728Chapter 14 Maintaining and managing the system

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dumpstats <protocol>	Collects current system internal status information and
<server> <filename>	sends it to a file on the specified file exchange server.
<all-isds?>	The information can then be used for technical support
	purposes. You are prompted to provide the following
	parameters if you do not specify them in the command:
	• protocol is the export protocol. Options are
	tftpftpsftp. The default is tftp.
	• server is the host name or IP address of the file
	exchange server.
	• filename is the name of the destination file on
	the file exchange server. The file is in gzip
	compressed tar format.
	• all-isds?specifies whether the information is
	to be collected from all Nortel SNAS 4050 devices
	in the cluster or only from the device to which you
	are connected. Valid options are y (= yes, all) or n
	(= no, single).
	If you specify n (= no) and you are connected to the
	MIP, information will be collected for the Nortel
	SNAS 4050 device currently in control of the MIP.
	• for FTP and SFTP, user name and password.
chkcfg	Checks if the Nortel SNAS 4050 is able to contact
	gateways, routers, DNS servers, and authentication
	servers in the system configuration. The command also
	checks if the Nortel SNAS 4050 can connect to web
	servers specified in group links. The CLI displays the
	result of the connectivity check as well as the method
	used for the check (for example, ping).
	The following is sample output for the chkcfg
	command:
	Checking configuration from
	192.168.128.210
	Testing /cfg/sys/host 1/gateway:
	192.168.128.3... ping ok
	Testing /cfg/sys/dns/servers:
	192.168.128.1... dns ok
	Testing /cfg/vpn 1/aaa/group 1/
	link 1:www.cnn.com:80... tcp ok
	All tests completed successfully

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