NS3000/iX Operations and Maintenance Reference Manual (36922-90042)

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Using NETTOOL

Using the NETTOOL Tools

not queue)

R Enter Destination Display mode. (Must be in

Process mode)

S For an interpreted dump of a socket data structure.

(Must be in Process Display mode)

T Enable/disable tracing.

V Print the SOCKINFO version number.

Y Deﬁne new timeout value, in seconds. (Default is 0 :

disabled)

5. To return to NETTOOL, type E.

STATUS

The STATUS tool provides options that let you display the status of the

network interfaces and their associated links. To use this tool, perform

the following steps.

1. Run NETTOOL by entering the program name at the MPE prompt:

NETTOOL.NET.SYS

The root menu will appear.

2. Select the STATUS tool from the main menu by entering the STATUS

command. A new menu will appear.

3. Select the menu item or items needed to display the information you

want to see. The available choices are described here.

NODE Select to display the local node name, the domain name

if one is conﬁgured, the CPU type, the MPE version, the

transport version, and the transport start time. The

display information is from the conﬁguration ﬁle (not

the name cache displayed when you use the

NAME-ADDRESS tool).

INTERFACES Use to obtain a list of all the network interfaces and the

links conﬁgured for those NIs. (You can obtain

additional information about the links using the

LINKCONTROL command or the X25STAT tool. You can

obtain additional information about NIs using the

NETCONTROL command.)

TCPSTAT Use to display TCP global statistics and connection

table information. Available commands for the TCPSTAT

menu are TCPGLOBAL, CONNTABLE, and

CONNINFORMATION.

NOTE

CONNINFORMATION — function not available at this time.