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1-98 SHOW CONFIG AR Series Router Reference Manual
Software Release 2.0.1
C613-03018-00 REV A
Figure 1-11: Example output from the SHOW BUFFER SCAN command for a specified address.
Figure 1-12: Example output from the SHOW BUFFER SCAN QUEUEPOINTERS command.
SHOW CONFIG
Syntax
SHOW CONFIG [DYNAMIC[=module-id]]
where:
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module-id is the name of a router module (see “Module Identifiers and
Names” on page C-2 of Appendix C, Reference Tables for a complete list).
Description
This command displays the current configuration file for the router, or the
current dynamic configuration for the router or specified software module.
If no optional parameters are specified, the current default configuration file
(set with the SET CONFIG command on page 1-80) is displayed, along with
information about how the current configuration in the router was obtained
(Figure 1-13 on page 1-99, Table 1-14 on page 1-99).
002c93bc 002ce7bc 002d42bc 002d49bc 002d57bc 002d5ebc
002d65bc 002df8bc 002dffbc 002e0dbc 002e14bc 002eaebc
002eb5bc 002ec3bc 002ecabc
Memory ( DRAM ) .......... 16384 kB
Free Memory .............. 48 %
Free fast buffers ........ 1799
Total fast buffers ....... 1802
Free buffers ............. 4013
Total buffers ............ 4096
Buffer level 3 ........... 125 (don't process input frames)
Buffer level 2 ........... 250 (don't do monitor or command output)
Buffer level 1 ........... 500 (don't buffer up log messages)
002c93bc 002df8bc 002d5ebc 002c9434 002ce7bc 002e0dbc 002dffbc 002ce834
002d42bc 002d49bc 002569f0 002d4334 002d49bc 002d57bc 002d42bc 002d4a34
002d57bc 002d5ebc 002d49bc 002d5834 002d5ebc 002c93bc 002d57bc 002d5f34
002d65bc 002ec3bc 002eb5bc 002d6634 002df8bc 002dffbc 002c93bc 002df934
002dffbc 002ce7bc 002df8bc 002e0034 002e0dbc 002e14bc 002ce7bc 002e0e34
002e14bc 002eaebc 002e0dbc 002e1534 002eaebc 002eb5bc 002e14bc 002eaf34
002eb5bc 002d65bc 002eaebc 002eb634 002ec3bc 002ecabc 002d65bc 002ec434
002ecabc 002569f0 002ec3bc 002ecb34
Memory ( DRAM ) .......... 16384 kB
Free Memory .............. 48 %
Free fast buffers ........ 1799
Total fast buffers ....... 1802
Free buffers ............. 4013
Total buffers ............ 4096
Buffer level 3 ........... 125 (don't process input frames)
Buffer level 2 ........... 250 (don't do monitor or command output)
Buffer level 1 ........... 500 (don't buffer up log messages)