1. EAGLE Commands User's Guide
  2. Pass-Through Commands

6 Pass-Through Commands

This chapter introduces the pass-through commands and describes the command conventions. The pass-through commands are listed in alphabetical order.

These commands are intended for use by My Oracle Support (MOS) personnel and authorized engineering personnel in the operating companies. Documentation might not include all options and/or definitions of these commands.

Caution:

These commands are to be used precisely as they are described in this chapter, and only under the direction of My Oracle Support (MOS) personnel. Any other use of these commands can result in a system failure.

Command Conventions

Pass-through commands are passed through the OAM and sent to individual cards for processing.

An example of a pass command is:

pass:loc=1201:cmd=”connmgr -c”

The cmd parameter contains the pass-through command (connmgr -c) within the double quotes.

Pass-through commands consist of two types of tokens: command name and command options. Tokens are whitespace-delimited and null-terminated. The generalized format of a pass-through command is:

command_name option1 option2....option n-1.... option n

In the example, the command_name is connmgr and the option is -c.

Options and option parameters are made up of a specific character string or a variable. The variable is to be replaced with a value selected from a range of values. Option variables and option parameter variables are underlined. For example, the arp command option -d has the parameter variable IPaddress. Specify the IP address as in the command arp -d 192.9.200.44. Do not enter the underlined text; enter a value instead.

Help information for each pass-through command can be obtained by using the option -h on any command.

arp

This command is used to display and modify the internet to ethernet address translation tables used by the address resolution protocol.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the arp command option -d has the parameter IP address. The IP address must be specified for which an ARP entry will be deleted, as in the command arp -d 192.9.200.44. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-a

This option displays all entries in the ARP table.

-d IP address

This option deletes an ARP entry for the specified IP address.

The IP address is a TCP/IP address expressed in standard “dot notation.” IP addresses consist of the system’s network number and the machine’s unique host number. An example IP address is 192.9.200.44, where 192.9.200 is the network number and 44 is the machine’s host number.

Range:

4 numbers separated by dots, with each number in the range of 0-255.

-f

This option flushes all entries from the ARP table.

-h

This option displays help (usage) information for the command.

-s IP addressMAC address

This option creates an ARP entry for the specified IP address and ethernet address.

Range:
4 numbers separated by dots, with each number in the range of 0-255.

The IP address is a TCP/IP address expressed in standard “dot notation.” IP addresses consist of the system’s network number and the machine’s unique host number. For example, 192.9.200.44, where 192.9.200 is the network number and 44 is the machine’s host number.

Range:
6 hexadecimal numbers separated by colons; each number in the range 0 - FF.

The MAC (media access control) address is an ethernet address with the format x:x:x:x:x:x, where x is a hexadecimal integer from 0 to FF. For example, 08:00:20:1b:0f:f2.

Example

arp -a

arp -s 192.9.200.44 08:00:20:1b:0f:f2

arp -d 192.9.200.44

arp -f

Dependencies

Only one of the options can be specified at a time.

The arp command with no options displays all of the current ARP cache entries.

Notes

The arp command is executed through the pass command.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp" or

pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -h"


    Command Accepted - Processing
    
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
    ;
    
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: arp [-a] [-d ipaddr] [-f] [-h] [-s ipaddr enetaddr]

    Options:
        -a        Display All entries in ARP table
        -d        Delete specified entry (ipaddr) from ARP table
        -f        Flush all entries from ARP table
        -h        Displays this message
        -s        Set ARP table entry to associate ipaddr with enetaddr
        enetaddr  x:x:x:x:x:x
        ipaddr    d.d.d.d
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:10:01 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ARP command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -s 192.168.100.234 11:22:33:44:55:66"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:08 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -s 192.168.100.234 11:22:33:44:55:66"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:08 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:08 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ARP: 192.168.100.234 (11:22:33:44:55:66) added
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ARP command complete
;

Output for 32-bit GPLs:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -a"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -a"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    RLGHNCXA03WRLGHNCXA03W 04-07-27 08:11:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    LINK LEVEL ARP TABLE
    destination      gateway            flags  Refcnt  Use          Interface
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    192.168.55.250   00:e0:16:9b:0d:86    405    1       0            seeq1
    192.168.100.234  11:22:33:44:55:66    c05    0       0            seeq0     
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:19 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ARP command complete
;

Output for 64-bit GPLs:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -a"

tklc9010801 17-06-19 07:29:45 EST  EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.35.0
    pass:loc=1217:cmd="arp -a"
    Command entered at terminal #20.
;

    tklc9010801 17-06-19 07:29:51 EST  EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.35.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
Command Accepted - Processing
    tklc9010801 17-06-19 07:29:54 EST  EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.35.0

    ARP command complete

;
Command Executed
    -> arpShow
     192.168.120.255 at ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff on gei4
     192.168.121.3 at 00:00:17:0f:55:45 permanent published on gei5
     192.168.120.3 at 00:00:17:0f:55:44 permanent published on gei4
     192.168.121.255 at ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff on gei5
     192.168.121.200 at 00:00:00:00:00:00 on gei5
     192.168.121.100 at 00:00:17:0e:a6:9b on gei5
     192.168.120.200 at 00:00:00:00:00:00 on gei4
     192.168.120.100 at 00:00:17:0e:a6:9c on gei4
    value = 0 = 0x0

;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -f"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:38 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -f"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:38 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:38 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ARP: ARP table flushed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:11:38 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ARP command complete
;

pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -d 192.111.111.222"

E3780 Cmd Rej: Syntax Error Found

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:26:37 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="arp -d 192.111.111.222"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:26:37 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:26:37 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ARP: entry not deleted
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:26:37 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ARP command complete
None.

aslog

This command is used to display the state changes for a specified Application Server (AS).

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the aslog command has the parameter asname. The Application Server name must be specified for which the log will be displayed, as in the command aslog as1. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

asname

This option specifies the Association Server name for the display.

-h

This option displays help (usage) information for the command.

Example

aslog as1

Dependencies

None

Notes

None

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="aslog as1"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="aslog as1"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ASLOG command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ASLOG: AS history log

    ASLOG: AS state history log

    Date      Time           AS Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    65-05-31  22:27:29.075   Transition to AS-Down
    65-05-31  22:27:29.080   Transition to AS-Active Override
    65-05-31  22:38:24.050   Transition to AS-Active Override

    ASLOG command complete
;
None.

assocrtt

This command is used to display the SCTP round trip times for a specified association. Minimum, maximum, and average times are kept for each open association. The Retransmission Mode (RFC or LIN) and the configured Minimum and Maximum Retransmission Timeout limits are also displayed.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the assocrtt command has the parameter asname. The association name must be specified for which the information will be displayed, as in the command assocrtt c7000. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

aname

This option specifies the association name for the display.

-r

This option resets all statistics for the specified association name.

Example

assocrtt c7000

assocrtt c7000 -r

Dependencies

None

Notes

This command does not indicate whether or not the socket is congested.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="assocrtt" or

pass:loc=1105:cmd=”assocrtt –h”


    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: ASOCRTT sockname [-r] [-h]
    Options:
        -r        Resets rtt data for specified association
        -h        Displays this message
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ASsocrtt command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="assocrtt c7000" 

    Command Accepted - Processing
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="assocrtt c7000"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ASSOCRTT: Association round trip time report (in milliseconds)

    Retransmission Configuration
       Retransmission Mode              : LIN
       Minimum RTO   : 120
       Maximum RTO   : 800

    Traffic Round-Trip Times
        
       Minimum round-trip time          : 5
       Maximum round-trip time          : 120
       Weighted Average round-trip time : 10
       Last recorded round-trip time    : 10
;
    Measured Congested Traffic Round-Trip Times

       Minimum round-trip time          : 0
       Maximum round-trip time          : 0
       Weighted Average round-trip time : 0
       Last recorded round-trip time    : 0
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:01 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ASSOCRTT command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="assocrtt c7000 -r" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:01 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:01 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ASSocrtt: Association round-trip time report (in milliseconds)

    Retransmission Configuration
       Retransmission Mode              : RFC
       Minimum RTO   : 120
       Maximum RTO   : 800

    Traffic Round-Trip Times

       Minimum round-trip time          : 5
       Maximum round-trip time          : 120
       Weighted Average round-trip time : 10
       Last recorded round-trip time    : 10

    Measured Congested Traffic Round-Trip Times

       Minimum round-trip time          : 0
       Maximum round-trip time          : 0
       Weighted Average round-trip time : 0
       Last recorded round-trip time    : 0
;
    rlghncxa03w 00-01-27 08:10:01 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    ASsocrtt command complete
;
None.

connmgr

This command is used to generate reports about the status of the connection manager.

Options

-d

This option displays a connection manager data summary. For IPSG cards, this report contains summary information and does not contain information for individual signaling links.

-h

This option displays help (usage) information for the command.

-i

This option displays SCTP instance and association data.

-l

This option displays the connection manager event log.

-n

This option displays the SCTP notification log.

-r

This option resets the connection manager event log.

Example

connmgr -r

connmgr -c

connmgr -s

Dependencies

Only one of the options can be specified at a time.

If no options are specified, usage information is displayed.

Notes

The connmgr command is executed through the pass command.

Output

pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr" or

pass:loc=1304:cmd="connmgr -h"


Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-21 15:29:46 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    pass:loc=1304:cmd="connmgr -h"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-21 15:29:46 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:29:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Usage: CONNMGR [-d] [-h] [-i] [-l] [-n] [-r]
    Options:
        -d    Display connection manager data summary
        -h    Displays this message
        -i    Displays instance data
        -l    Display the connection manager event log
        -n    Display the SCTP notification log
        -r    Reset the connection manager event log
;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -d"

The Connection Manager Data Summary displays all provisioned signaling link ports.

In this example, signaling link port (slk) B is valid only for IPLIMx cards:


Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:37:12 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -d"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:37:12 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:37:12 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:37:12 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Data Summary
    slk  link state  srv  cli  opn sock  inst  opn assoc
    ---  ----------  ---  ---  --------  ----  ---------
     A   active       1    0         1     0          0
     B   active       0    0         0     1          1   

    CONNMGR command complete
;

In this example, a summary data report is requested for an IPSG card:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="connmgr -d"
Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle10110 08-01-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    pass:loc=1304:cmd="connmgr -d"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    eagle10110 08-01-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10110 08-01-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Data Summary

       num_instances:                      1
       num_assocs:                         1
       num_established_assocs:             0
       num_cli_assocs:                     0
       num_established_cli_assocs:         0
       num_assocs_with_tx_data:            0
       num_full_assocs:                    0
       num_assoc_with_rcv_data:            0
       num_times_tx_q_full:                0
       num_assoc_down_notif:               0
       num_assoc_aborted_notif:            0
       num_assoc_restart_notif:            0
       num_intf_up_notif:                  0
       num_intf_down_notif:                0
       num_hb_resp_notif:                  0
       num_dg_fail_notif:                  0
       num_rd_errors:                      0
       num_wt_errors:                      0
       num_wt_shutdown:                    0
       num_wt_empty:                       0

    CONNMGR: command complete

;

    eagle10110 08-01-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

;
pass:loc=1301:cmd="connmgr -i"

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:49:37 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1301:cmd="connmgr -i"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:49:37 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:49:37 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0

    CONNMGR command being processed

;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:49:37 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Instance Data
    inst id   lport   cfg  est  tot grntd  tot rfsd
    --------  ------  ---  ---  ---------  ---------
    021B7880    1301    2    2          0          0

    CONNMGR command complete
;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -l"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -l"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Event Log
    04-07-03 13:17:40.730 conn-rcvd   5005 from 192.168.100.174:5005
    04-07-03 13:17:40.735 conn-rfsd   lnk-not-actv  5005 192.168.100.174
    04-07-03 13:17:40.850 conn-rcvd   5006 from 192.168.100.174:5006
    04-07-03 13:17:40.855 conn-rfsd   lnk-not-actv  5006 192.168.100.174
    04-07-03 13:17:40.910 conn-rcvd   5002 from 192.168.100.174:5002
    04-07-03 13:17:40.915 conn-rfsd   lnk-not-actv  5002 192.168.100.174
    04-07-03 13:17:40.950 conn-rcvd   5004 from 192.168.100.174:5004
    04-07-03 13:17:40.955 conn-rfsd   lnk-not-actv  5004 192.168.100.174

    CONNMGR command complete
;
pass:loc=1103:cmd="connmgr -l"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1103:cmd="connmgr -l"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:35:28 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Event Log
    00-01-13 13:17:40.170 sock-add   ipl1103
    00-01-13 13:17:40.885 lnk-act    Port A
    00-01-13 13:17:40.080 conn-made  ipl1101
    
    CONNMGR command complete
;

This example shows output when a remote host mismatch occurs:

pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -l"
    Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle10110 09-05-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 41.0.0
    pass:loc=1304:cmd="connmgr -l"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    eagle10110 09-05-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 41.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10110 09-05-15 16:09:24 EST  EAGLE 41.0.0
        CONNMGR: Connection Manager Event Log


    07-05-03 13:17:40.730 conn-rcvd   5005 from 192.168.100.174:5005
    07-05-03 13:17:40.735 conn-rfsd   lnk-not-actv  5005 192.168.100.174
    07-05-03 13:17:40.950 conn-rcvd   5004 from 192.168.100.174:5004
    07-05-03 13:17:40.955 conn-rfsd   host-unreslvd 5004 192.168.100.174
    07-05-03 13:17:40.960 conn-rcvd   5003 from 192.168.100.174:5003
    07-05-03 13:17:40.965 conn-rfsd   host-mismatch 5003 192.168.100.174

    CONNMGR: command complete

Event descriptions for connmgr -l

  • lnk-act-The signaling link (slk) was activated.
  • lnk-deact-The signaling link (SLK) was deactivated.
  • adptr-cls-An association was closed.
  • admin-open-An association was opened via admin and available for connection.
  • admin-cls-An association was closed via admin and not available for connection.
  • conn-rcvd-A connection request has been received from a client.
  • conn-rfsd-Connection request was refused by the server.
  • conn-grnt-Connection was granted by the server.
  • conn-fail-Connection request made by the client has failed.
  • conn-made-A connection has been made between the client and server.
  • pause-rcv-A connection received a pause event.
  • resume-rcv-A connection received a resume event.
  • conn-cngsd-An association has become congested.
  • conn-uncng-An association is no longer congested.
  • host-unreslvd-A remote host is unresolved.
  • undef-evnt-An undefined event has come in.

Event reasons for connmgr -l

  • lnk-not-actv-The SLK (signaling link) is not active.
  • no-sock-avail-No association is available.
  • unknown-sock-Unknown association.
  • addr-in-use-Address is in use.
  • net-unreach-The network is unreachable.
  • net-reset-Network dropped connection on reset.
  • sw-abort-Software caused connection abort.
  • conn-reset-The connection was reset by the peer.
  • no-buffers-No buffer space available.
  • is-connected-Association is already connected.
  • not-connected-Association not connected.
  • shutdown-Can't send after association shutdown.
  • too-many-refs-Too many references : can't splice.
  • timed-out-Connection timed out.
  • refused-connection refused.
  • net-down-The network is down.
  • txt-busy-Text file is busy.
  • loop-Too many levels of symbolic links.
  • host-unreachb-Host unreachable.
  • not-blk-Block device required.
  • host-down-Host is down.
  • host-unreslvd-Host is unresolved.
  • host-mismatch-Remote Host validation rule fails.
  • undef-reason-Undefined reason.
pass:loc=1301:cmd="connmgr -n"

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:50:04 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1301:cmd="connmgr -n"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:50:04 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:50:04 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0

    CONNMGR command being processed

;

    eagle10213 04-07-22 08:50:04 GMT EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager SCTP Notification Log
    04-07-21 18:06:34.860 assoc-up   ipl1301a from 192.168.110.17:1301
    04-07-21 18:06:49.620 assoc-up   ipl1301b from 192.168.110.18:1303
    04-07-21 18:07:54.185 assoc-down ipl1301b from 192.168.110.18:1303
    04-07-21 18:09:21.990 assoc-up   ipl1301b from 192.168.110.18:1303

    CONNMGR command complete
;
Notification descriptions for connmgr -n
  • init-recvd-An INIT chunk was received to start an association.
  • assoc-up-An association is up.
  • assoc-down-An association is taken out of service.
  • intf-down-Interface on an association is down and out of consideration for selection.
  • intf-up-Interface on an association is up and now back in consideration for selection.
  • dg-fail-The given datagram can not be delivered to the peer.
  • sdata-err-A datagram was sent on a non-open stream.
  • assoc-abrt-An association has been taken down ungracefully.
  • peer-strm-Peer opened stream notification.
  • strm-ok-Notification that the stream opened ok.
  • assoc-rst-A Notification was received that an association was restarted.
  • hb-resp-A response to a heartbeat request.
  • data-msg-A DATA message has arrived. An SCTP packet includes user data encapsulated within SCTP DATA chunks.
  • host-mismatch-Remote Host validation rule fails.
  • host-unreslvd-Host is unresolved.
  • rem-unreslvd-Remote host is unresolved.
  • invalid-Invalid/Unknown event.
pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -r"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:36:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -r"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:36:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:36:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:36:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR command complete
;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -s"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:39:54 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1107:cmd="connmgr -s"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:39:54 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:40:02 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:40:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Server Data
    task_id  server state lport cfg opn cn_grntd cn_rfsd
    -------- ------------ ----- --- --- -------- --------
    0114FEE8 listening     5001   1   1        2      546
    0114ED40 listening     5002   1   1        2      434
    0114DB98 listening     5003   1   1        2      539
    0114C9F0 listening     5004   1   1        2      542
    0114B848 listening     5005   1   1        2      539
    0114A6A0 listening     5006   1   1        2      549
    011494F8 listening     5007   1   0        0      548
    01148350 listening     5008   1   1        2      560
    011471A8 listening     5009   1   1        2      523
    01146000 listening     5010   1   1        2      532
    01144E58 listening     5011   1   1        2      534
    01143CB0 listening     5012   1   1        2      481
    01142B08 listening     5013   1   1        2      474
    01141960 listening     5014   1   1        2      521
    011407B8 listening     5015   1   0        2      515
    0113F610 listening     5016   5   0       14     2741
    0113E468 listening     5017   5   0       11     2723

    CONNMGR command complete
;
pass:loc=1103:cmd="connmgr -s"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:39:54 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1103:cmd="connmgr -s"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:39:54 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:40:02 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: command being processed
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-02 15:40:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    CONNMGR: Connection Manager Server Data
    task_id  server state slk lport cfg opn cn_grntd cn_rfsd
    -------- ------------ --- ----- --- --- -------- --------

    CONNMGR command complete
;
None.

ftptest

Use this command to send a test file to a configured FTP server that is used for the Measurements Platform feature

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the ftptest command option -a has the parameter appl. The FTP registered application to be tested can be specified, as in the command ftptest -a meas. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-h

This option provides help information for the command.

-a appl

This option specifies the FTP registered application to be tested.

Range:
meas
The Measurements Platform application

Example

ftptest

ftptest -h

ftptest -a meas

Dependencies

None

Notes

The ftptest command is executed through the pass command.

The specified card location must have an IP port configured to an FTP server using the ent-ftp-serv command, and the card must have its IP port configured using the chg-ip-lnk command.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ftptest-h"

or

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ftptest"

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1215:cmd="ftptest -h"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: ftptest -a appl [-h]

    Options:
        -a appl   FTP client application name
        -h        Displays this message

;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    FTPTEST: Command Complete

;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ftptest -a meas"

    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    FTPTEST: Command In Progress

;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    FTP Interface Test
       Test Results: PASS
       Server IP:    10.25.61.71
       FTP Error:    0
       File Error:   0
       Segment:      190004a2
       Diag Msg:

    FTPTEST: Command Complete

;

This example shows the output if the wrong password is specified in the ent-ftp-serv command for the application specified in the ftptest command:

pass:loc=1215:cmd="ftptest -a meas"

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    FTPTEST: Command In Progress

;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    FTP Interface Test
       Test Results: FAIL
       Server IP:    0.0.0.0
       FTP Error:    530
       Segment:      190004dd
       Diag Msg:     Server Connection Error

    FTPTEST: Command Complete

;
None.

linkinfo

This command is used to display the state of a signaling link and to retrieve/clear a specified event log for a signaling link. The signaling link is any valid signaling link provisioned for the card. For IPLIMx cards, the a:a7 - b:b7 signaling links are supported. For IPSG ENET cards, the a:a15 - b:b15 signaling links are supported. For IPSG SLIC cards, the a:a63 - b:b63 signaling links are supported.

For E5-E1T1-B cards, the a:a31 - b:b31 signaling links are supported. For E5-ATM-B cards, the a, a1, b links are supported. E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards only support the -c option, the output will display the buffer information and congestion levels information.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the linkinfo command option -i has the parameter event. The event to be included in the report can be specified, as in the command linkinfo a -a -i m2pa. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

Note:

For E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards, -c and -h are the only valid options.
-h

This option provides help information for the command.

port

This option specifies the signaling link port.

Range:
a, A1: A63-B, B1:B63
-a

This option displays the adapter layer interface (ALI) log for the specified signaling link. For M3UA associations the link -a option is used to display the UA event log. This command logs information on an association basis. The link parameter is used to obtain this report on IPSG instead of the association name. This information is currently provided by the ualog command on IPGWx cards.

-c

This option displays congestion tuning parameters for M3UA and M2PA links. The report is enhanced to include card level congestion thresholds and the high-water mark for IPSG cards.

This option also displays congestion levels for E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards.

-i event

This option includes (does not filter) a link event in the log. For IPSG cards, this option may be used to include or exclude events for the ali and link logs. Valid events for the ALI event log are ua and service.

Range:
ali, all, data, l2l3, l3l2, m2pa, state, ua, service

all-include all events

-m

This option displays acknowledgment times on an M2PA connection (minimum, maximum, weighted average, last recorded). For IPSG cards, this measurement is supported for only IPSG-M2PA links.

-r

This option resets (clears) the event log for the specified signaling link. This option is valid only with the -a option or -l option.

-s

This option displays the state information for the specified signaling link. For the IPSG cards, this option is enhanced to display M3UA signaling link status.

-v

This option displays the link event filter configuration.

-x event

This option excludes (filters) a link event in the log. For IPSG cards, this option may be used to include or exclude events for the ali and link logs. Valid events for the ALI event log are ua and service.

Range:
ali, all, data, l2l3, l3l2, m2pa, state, ua, service

all-exclude all events

Example

Provide help information for the command.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo -h"

Set the filter to include ua events in the ua log report.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -i ua"

Set the filter to include service events in the ua log report.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -i service"

Display the ua log report for signaling link a.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -a"

Display the ALI event log for signaling link a1.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a1 -a"

Reset/clear the link event log for signaling link a1.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a1 -l -r"

Clear the ua log report for signaling link a.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -a -r"

Display the state information for signaling link a1.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a1 -s"

Display acknowledgement times for an M2PA connection on signaling link b1.

pass:loc=3315:cmd="linkinfo b1 -m"

Display congestion tuning information for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link and Display congestion levels and buffer information for signaling links on E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a -c "

Dependencies

None

Notes

None

Output

This example shows the output for the help command on IPSG cards:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo" or

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo -h"


    tekelecstp 16-05-25 12:38:16 EST  EAGLE5 46.4.0.0.0-69.3.1

    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 16-05-25 12:38:16 EST  EAGLE5 46.4.0.0.0-69.3.1

    Usage: LINKINFO port [-a [-r]] [-h] [-l [-r]] 
               [-m [-r]] [-s] [-v] [-x event]
    Options:
        link      Signaling link port: a, b, a1, b1,………………a63, b63
        -a        Display the ALI event log for a signaling link
        -c        Display Congestion Tuning Information for a signaling link
        -h        Displays this message
        -i event  Include (do not filter) a link event type in the log
        -l        Displays the event log for a signaling link
        -m        Display Link Measurements
        -r        Resets the specified event log for a signaling link
        -s        Displays the state information for a signaling link
        -v        View the link event filter configuration
        -x event  Exclude (filter) a link event type from the log

    Valid 'event' for link event log is ali, all, data, 1213, 1312, m2pa, state
                     
;

   rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

   LINKINFO command complete

;

This example shows the output for the help command on E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards:

pass:loc=1101:cmd="linkinfo" or

pass:loc=1101:cmd="linkinfo -h"


    tekelecstp 02-01-25 05:31:18 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

Command Accepted - Processing
tekelecstp 02-01-25 05:31:19 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
LINKINFO: command complete

;

Command Executed
tekelecstp 02-01-25 05:31:18 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
Usage: LINKINFO link [-c ]
    Options:
        link      Signaling link: a, b, a1..a31, b1..b31
        -c        Display Congestion Tuning Information,RTB,TB and L3-L2 buffer counts for a signaling link

;

This example resets/clears the link event log for signaling link A1:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a1 -l -r"

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    LINKINFO command being processed

;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    LINKINFO command complete

;

This example shows acknowledgment times for an IPLIMx M2PA connection on signaling link B1:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo b1 -m"

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    LINKINFO: Command In Progress

;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    IPLIMx M2PA Measurements Information for Port B1


    Measured M2PA Traffic Acknowledgement Times

        Minimum acknowledge time         : 14
        Maximum acknowledge time         : 35
        Weighted Average acknowledge time: 17
        Last recorded acknowledge time   : 20

    end of report

;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

This example shows state information for signaling link A1:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a1 -s"
   rlghncxa03w 03-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 30.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 03-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 30.0.0

    LINKINFO command being processed

;

    rlghncxa03w 03-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 30.0.0
    SLK      LINKINFO STATE
    1301,A1  OOS      CONNECTING

    
    end of report
;
    rlghncxa03w 03-07-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 30.0.0
    LINKINFO command complete

;

Output for IPSG Card

This example shows the signaling link event log for an IPSG-M3UA link:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -l"
    Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle10110 08-01-16 16:52:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a  -l"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    eagle10110 08-01-16 16:52:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10110 08-01-16 16:52:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    IP7 Layer 2 Link Events for Link A

    08-01-16 15:03:37.080 LINK_STATE_INHIBITED
    08-01-16 15:05:23.510 L3_L2_EMERGENCY_CEASE
    08-01-16 15:05:23.510 L3_L2_START
    08-01-16 15:05:23.510 LINK_STATE_NOT_ALIGNED
    08-01-16 15:53:02.660 ASP_UP
    08-01-16 15:53:02.660 LINK_STATE_ALIGNED_READY
    08-01-16 16:19:45.755 ASP_ACTIVE
    08-01-16 16:19:45.755 LINK_STATE_INS
    08-01-16 16:19:45.755 L2_L3_IN_SERVICE
    08-01-16 16:19:45.780 L3_L2_LINKSET_ALLOWED


    end of report

;

This example shows the signaling link event for an IPSG-M2PA link:

pass:loc=1314:cmd="linkinfo b2 -l"
    eagle10110 08-01-16 16:46:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
 
    IP7 Layer 2 Link Events for Link B2

    08-01-16 16:45:26.050 L3_L2_START
    08-01-16 16:45:26.050 L2_L3_OUT_OF_SERVICE
    08-01-16 16:45:26.060 RETRIEVAL_COMPLETE
    08-01-16 16:45:26.860 L3_L2_EMERGENCY
    08-01-16 16:45:26.860 L3_L2_START
    08-01-16 16:45:26.860 L2_L3_OUT_OF_SERVICE
    08-01-16 16:45:26.870 RETRIEVAL_COMPLETE
    08-01-16 16:45:27.215 IP_CONN_OPENED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.215 LINK_STATE_CONNECTING
    08-01-16 16:45:27.215 IP_CONN_ALLOWED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.225 IP_CONN_CONNECTED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.225 M2PA_LSO_TRANSMITTED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.225 LINK_STATE_CONNECTED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.230 M2PA_LSO_RECEIVED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.670 L3_L2_EMERGENCY
    08-01-16 16:45:27.670 L3_L2_START
    08-01-16 16:45:27.670 M2PA_LSA_TRANSMITTED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.670 LINK_STATE_NOT_ALIGNED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.680 M2PA_LSA_RECEIVED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.680 M2PA_LSPE_TRANSMITTED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.680 LINK_STATE_ALIGNED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.685 M2PA_LSPE_RECEIVED
    08-01-16 16:45:27.685 LINK_STATE_PROVING
    08-01-16 16:45:27.890 M2PA_T16_EXPIRED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.085 M2PA_T16_EXPIRED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.185 M2PA_T4_EXPIRED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.185 M2PA_LSR_TRANSMITTED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.185 LINK_STATE_ALIGNED_READY
    08-01-16 16:45:28.195 M2PA_LSR_RECEIVED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.195 L2_L3_IN_SERVICE
    08-01-16 16:45:28.195 M2PA_LSR_TRANSMITTED
    08-01-16 16:45:28.195 LINK_STATE_INS
    08-01-16 16:45:28.200 M2PA_LSR_RECEIVED


    end of report

;

    eagle10110 08-01-16 16:46:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    LINKINFO: Command Complete
;

This example shows sets the filter to include UA events in the UA log report for signaling link A:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -i ua"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Link event type (ua) is logged for link A

    end of report

;

This example sets the filter to include service events in the UA log report for signaling link A:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -i service"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Link event type (service) is logged for link A

    end of report

;

This example shows the UA log report for signaling link A:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -a"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 


    Adapter Layer Events for Link A

    UALOG:  UA event history log
            UA Version: 01
            ASP ID: undefined
            User Adapter Implemented: M3UA RFC
            Current settings: -i service ua

    Date      Time           Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    08-01-16  15:51:45.890   IP Conn Established
    08-01-16  15:51:45.890   Transition to SERVER_DOWN
                             (RC=0000000004)
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   ASPUP PDU Received (ASP ID=undefined)
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   Transition to SERVER_INACTIVE
                             (RC=0000000004)
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   ASP to SLK Up
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   Link Activated
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   ASPUPACK PDU Transmitted
    08-01-16  15:53:02.660   AS INACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted (RC=0000000004)
    08-01-16  16:19:45.755   ASPACTIVE PDU Received (RC=none)
    08-01-16  16:19:45.755   ASPACTIVEACK PDU Transmitted (RC=0000000004)
    08-01-16  16:19:45.755   Transition to SERVER_ACTIVE    LOADSHARE
                             (RC=0000000004)
    08-01-16  16:19:45.755   ASP to SLK Active
    08-01-16  16:19:45.780   AS Active
    08-01-16  16:19:45.780   AS ACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted (RC=0000000004)


    end of report

;

This example clears the UA log report for signaling link A:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="linkinfo a -a -r"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 

    LINKINFO: Command Complete

;

This example shows link measurement information for an IPSG-M2PA signaling link:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo b2 -m "
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    M2PA Measurements Information for Link B2


    Measured M2PA Traffic Acknowledgement Times

        Minimum acknowledge time         : 16
        Maximum acknowledge time         : 44
        Weighted Average acknowledge time: 16
        Last recorded acknowledge time   : 16


    end of report

;

This example shows state information for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a -s "
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0  
   
    IP7 Layer 2 Link State Information for Link A

    LINK_STATE_ALIGNED             ASP_STATE_SERVER_DOWN


    end of report

;

This example shows state information for an IPSG-M2PA signaling link:

pass:loc=1314:cmd="linkinfo b2 -s"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0  

    IP7 Layer 2 Link State Information for Link B2

    LINK_STATE_INS                 IP_CONN_STATE_ESTABLISHED


    end of report

;

This example shows congestion tuning information for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo a -c "
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
   
    Congestion Tuning Information for Link A

    High-Water Mark             : 0

    High-Water Mark Date & Time : 00-00-00 00:00:00.000


    HMCG SLK Congestion Threshold Values

        Danger of Congestion Onset : 240
        Abatement Level-1          : 241
        Onset Level-1              : 480
        Abatement Level-2          : 481
        Discard Level-1            : 600
        Onset Level-2              : 605
        Abatement Level-3          : 606
        Discard Level-2            : 720
        Onset Level-3              : 725
        Discard Level-3            : 840
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 960


    HMCG Card-Level Congestion Threshold Values

        Danger of Congestion Onset : 2500
        Abatement Level-1          : 2501
        Onset Level-1              : 5000
        Abatement Level-2          : 5001
        Discard Level-1            : 7601
        Onset Level-2              : 6251
        Abatement Level-3          : 6252
        Discard Level-2            : 7601
        Onset Level-3              : 7501
        Discard Level-3            : 7601
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 10000
        High Water Mark            : 0


    end of report

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    LINKINFO: Command Complete

;

This example shows congestion tuning information for an IPSG-M2PA signaling link:

pass:loc=1301:cmd="linkinfo b2 -c "
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
       Congestion Tuning Information for Link B2


    RETX Queue Depth threshold : 240

    High-Water Mark             : 0

    High-Water Mark Date & Time : 00-00-00 00:00:00.000


    HMCG SLK Congestion Threshold Values

        Danger of Congestion Onset : 120
        Abatement Level-1          : 121
        Onset Level-1              : 240
        Abatement Level-2          : 241
        Discard Level-1            : 300
        Onset Level-2              : 305
        Abatement Level-3          : 306
        Discard Level-2            : 360
        Onset Level-3              : 365
        Discard Level-3            : 420
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 480


    HMCG Card-Level Congestion Threshold Values

        Danger of Congestion Onset : 2500
        Abatement Level-1          : 2501
        Onset Level-1              : 5000
        Abatement Level-2          : 5001
        Discard Level-1            : 7601
        Onset Level-2              : 6251
        Abatement Level-3          : 6252
        Discard Level-2            : 7601
        Onset Level-3              : 7501
        Discard Level-3            : 7601
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 10000
        High Water Mark            : 2


    end of report

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0


    LINKINFO: Command Complete

;
This example shows congestion levels for signaling links on E5-E1T1-B and E5-ATM-B cards:

For SS7HC:


Command Executed
    tekelecstp 02-01-24 00:38:06 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
    Congestion Tuning Information for Link A
    HMCG SLK Congestion Threshold Values
        Danger of Congestion Onset : 59
        Abatement Level-1          : 60
        Onset Level-1              : 80
        Discard Level-1            : 99
        Abatement Level-2          : 81
        Onset Level-2              : 101
        Discard Level-2            : 109
        Abatement Level-3          : 102
        Onset Level-3              : 111
        Discard Level-3            : 120
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 130

    TB count                   : 0

    RTB count                  : 0

    L3 L2 MSU count            : 0
;
    tekelecstp 02-01-24 00:38:06 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
    LINKINFO: Command Complete

For ATMHC:


Command Executed
    tekelecstp 02-01-24 00:36:45 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
    Congestion Tuning Information for Link A
    HMCG SLK Congestion Threshold Values
        Danger of Congestion Onset : 885
        Abatement Level-1          : 900
        Onset Level-1              : 1200
        Discard Level-1            : 1800
        Abatement Level-2          : 1215
        Onset Level-2              : 1515
        Discard Level-2            : 1800
        Abatement Level-3          : 1530
        Onset Level-3              : 1665
        Discard Level-3            : 1800
        Maximum Buffers for L2     : 1950

    TB count                   : 0

    RTB count                  : 10

    L3 L2 MSU count            : 0
;
    tekelecstp 02-01-24 00:36:45 MST  46.0.0-65.11.0
    LINKINFO: Command Complete

This example shows state information when graceful shutdown has occurred:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="linkinfo -a a"
    rlghncxa03w 09-04-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 41.0.0 

    Adapter Layer Events for Link A

    UALOG:  UA event history log
            UA Version: 01
            ASP ID: undefined
            User Adapter Implemented: M3UA RFC
            Current settings: -i ua
                              -x service

    Date      Time           Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    08-10-08  09:29:15.705   Management IP Conn Close
    08-10-08  09:29:15.705   Transition to SERVER_SHUTDOWN
                             (RC=0000000002)
    08-10-08  09:29:15.705   ASP to SLK Down
    08-10-08  09:29:15.705   Link Not Aligned
    08-10-08  09:29:15.705   UA Graceful Shutdown
    08-10-08  09:29:15.710   UA Shutdown Complete
    08-10-08  09:29:15.710   Transition to IDLE
                             (RC=0000000002)

    end of report
None.

msucount

This command is used to report the count of SS7 MSUs and bytes that pass through links, routing keys, and IP connections. These counts can be reported and reset at the same time to get accurate counts for longer periods of time. In addition to MSUs transmitted and received, the command also reports statistics on packets related to MTP Primitives and on discarded transmit and receive data.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the msucount command option -l has the parameterport. The link for which counts will be displayed can be specified, as in the command msucount -l a1. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-a

This option is used to display IP connection statistics for a specific association. When -a aname is specified on the same line as -k rtkey, the output is assumed to be routing key output. When -a aname is specified on the command line without -k rtkey, association statistics output is generated.

For IPSG cards, this option is enhanced to include receive and transmit counts for M3UA SSNMs (DAUD messages and M3UA SSNM PDUs) and replicated M3UA PDUs.

-b

This option is used to display signaling link bytes statistics. The signaling link bytes report displays data for measurements on a per-signaling-link basis for both the transmit and receive directions. The report can display link statistics for a specified signaling link number. If a link is not specified, the report displays link statistics for signaling link A for IPGWx cards and for all equipped signaling links for IPLIMx and IPSG cards. If a signaling link is valid for the card and application type, but is unequipped, then the report displays all zeros.

-h

This option is used to provide help information for the command.

-f

This option is used to display a full report (IPGWx application only).

-k rtkey

This option is used to specify the routing key for which the counts will be displayed. The routing key is specified as a single parameter with up to five colon-separated fields. The subsystem is not specified when SI is not equal to 3.

This option is not supported for the IPSG cards.

The -p modifier can be specified to identify the point code type of the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

The -p modifier is not supported for IPLIMx and IPSG cards.

The rtkey variable is optional when used with -t default, and mandatory for all other cases.

The following formats are valid for the routing key that follows the -k option in the command:

  • n-c-m:s:n-For DPC, SI, SSN type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 3 or sccp. The subsystem (n) is in the range 0-255.
  • n-c-m:s-For DPC, SI, type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is in the range 0-2, 4, or 6-15. There is no subsystem. As a default, counts for all routing keys within the option combination are displayed.
  • n-c-m:s:no-co-mo:cs:ce-For DPC, SI, CIC type routing keys. The DPC network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 5 or isup. There is no subsystem. The OPC network, cluster and member (no-co-mo) are in the range 0-255. The starting circuit identification code (cs) and ending circuit identification code (ce) are in the range 0 to 16363.
-l

For IPSG cards, this option displays the link report for all equipped signaling links on the card.

-l link

This option is used to display counts for links. The link report optionally allows display of link statistics for a specified port.

The link report contains data, per link, for MSUs (tx/rcv), MSU bytes (tx/rcv), MGMT msgs (tx/rcv), and discarded data (tx/rcv).

For the IPSG card, the M2PA link report is the same as the IPLIMx M2PA report. The M3UA link report contains an additional detail line for non-discard pegs for SS7 SNM and Replicated M3UA PDU counts.

Range:
a, b, a1, b1, a2, b2, a3, b3a:a63-b:b63

If a port is not specified, msucount displays link statistics for port a for IPGWx links, and port a and port b for IPLIMx links.

The msucount link statistics report contains all zeros for a port that is valid for the card and application type but is unequipped.

The range a:a15-b:b15 is valid for IPSG ENET cards.

The range a:a63-b:b63 is valid for IPSG ENET cards.

-l

link -f

This option displays the full link report. For IPSG-M2PA links, this option displays the same report as the -l <link> option. For IPSG-M3UA links the report includes the data from the -l <link> report and includes an additional detail line displaying tx/rx discards counts and discard data.

-p point code type

This option modifier can be specified along with the -k option to identify the point code type (ANSI, ITU international, ITU-national, 24-bit ITU national, 16-bit ITU national, ITU international spare, and ITU national spare) in the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

Range:
ansi, itui, itun, itun24, itun16, ituis, ituns
-r

This option is used with other options to reset counts at the same time of reporting them.

-t keytype

This option is used to display the routing key type (IPGWx only).

-x

The routing context is an index that uniquely defines a routing key associated with an SUA or M3UA AS. For the IPSG card, the option displays a link report for all signaling links on the card that are members of the linkset that contains the specified routing context value (equivalent to the msucount -l report. The -x option is used as an alternative to the -k option to identify the routing key by specifying its routing context in the command line.

Note:

The -x rc option can only be used to specify routing keys containing M3UA/SUA associations.

Example

Link counts only. Displays brief count for signaling link a for IPGWx. Displays counts for all equipped signaling links for IPLIMx.

msucount -l

Link counts only, for signaling link port a1.

msucount -l a1

Full/detail report for signaling link a for IPGWx.

msucount -l -f

Counts for the specified association only.

msucount -a association name

Counts for first matching routing key

msucount -k 10-10-10:3:16

Counts for the routing key report using the routing context.

msucount -x 5

Counts for first matching routing key and an associated association.

msucount -a association name -k rtkey

Counts for the default routing key

msucount -k -t default

Counts for a matching partial routing key.

msucount -k 3-3-3 -t partial

Counts for counts for link only. Displays brief report for signaling link a for IPGWx. Displays counts for all equipped signaling links for IPLIMx.

msucount

Resets the signaling link count measurements.

msucount -r

Brief version of help text.

msucount -h

Full version of help text.

msucount -h full

Counts for link and first matching routing key

msucount -b

Byte report for signaling link A for IPGWx cards. Byte report for all equipped signaling links for IPLIMx cards.

msucount -b -link

Byte report for specified signaling link.

msucount -l -k 10-10-10:3:16

Use with other parameters to display and reset counts. Valid with the above combinations.

msucount -l -r

msucount -r

msucount -x 5 -r

Examples showing the correct syntax to specify partial or default keys, or to specify a key by routing context:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -k 5-5-1:5:6-6-6 -t partial

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -k 5-5-1:5 -t partial"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUI -t partial -k 1-235-1"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUN -t partial -k 2351"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUN -t partial -k 2351-gr

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -t partial -k :2 "

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -k -t default"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUN24 -t partial -k 10-235-1"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUN24 -t partial -k 10-235-1"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUN16 -t partial -k 1-2-1"

Examples of other valid routing key inputs:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -r -k 5-5-6:5:5-5-7:1:1000"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -r -p ITUI -k 5-5-6:4:5-5-7:1:1000"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -k 5-5-1:3:5 -a assoc1"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -r -p ITUN24 -k 15-105-16:5:15-105-17:1:1000"

Dependencies

At least one option must be specified.

Notes

The msucount command is executed through the pass command.

Combinations of the -l, -a, -k, -t, -x and -b options provide count information based on the entered combination.

If no parameters are specified, then the -l brief report is output.

Multiple reports are not supported with the IP Signaling Serviceability feature.

For the SS7IPGW and IPGWI GPLs, 4 types of reports can be generated: the link report, the routing key report, the IP connection statistics report, and the signaling link bytes report. For the IPLIMI card, the routing key report is not supported.

The 4 reports are:
  1. The link report (-l option) contains statistics per link about MSUs (transmit/receive), MSU bytes (transmit/receive), MGMT messages (transmit/receive), and discarded data (transmit/receive).
  2. The routing key report (-k option) contains statistics for a specific routing key about MSUs (transmit), MSU bytes (transmit), and discards on the transmit path for the routing key.

    A list of one or more IP connections associated with the routing key, with the MSU and MSU bytes counts for each connection, is also displayed. If -aaname is in the same input command with -krtkey, only the connection association data for the specified connection is displayed. If -a aname is not specified with -k rtkey, all connection associations are listed. If -x rc is specified, only the connection association data for the specified routing context is displayed.

    The -p (point code type) modifier option can be used with the -k option to specify the point code type of the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

    For the -k options, the routing key must be an exact match of a routing key that exists in the static Routing Key table.

  3. The IP connection statistic report (-a aname option) contains statistics for a specified IP connection about MSUs (transmit/receive), MSU bytes (transmit/receive), and discarded data (transmit/receive).

    When the -a aname option is specified in the command with the -k option, the output type is assumed to be routing key output.

    When the -a aname option is specified in the command without the -k option, association statistics output is generated.

  4. The signaling link bytes report (-b option) provides the following information for both IPGWx and IPLIMx cards: bytes/sec for the last second, average MSU size during the last second, and maximum one-second average MSU size since card load time or reset. For the IPLIMx cards, the report also provides the following information: sum of bytes/sec for the last second for all signaling link, average MSU size for last second for all signaling links, maximum average MSU size since load time or reset for all signaling links, and maximum MSU size since load time or reset for all signaling links.

The link report, routing key report, and IP connection statistics report (IPGWx only) can display individual transmit MSUs that were discarded at layer 2. The first 32 bytes of the MSU transmit data that is discarded is stored beginning at the SIO bytes. If the MSU is not 32 bytes long, the remaining bytes are set to 0.

The signaling link bytes report optionally allows display of link statistics for a specified signaling link number. If a link is not specified for the bytes report, the msucount command displays link statistics for signaling link A for IPGWx cards and for all equipped signaling links for IPLIMx cards.

The signaling link bytes report contains all zeros for a signaling link that is valid for the card and application type but that is unequipped.

The link and IP connection statistics reports can display individual receive packets that were discarded at layer 2. If the storage space is larger than the service data, the extra bytes are set to 0.

The reset option (-r) resets the specified measurements. This option can be added to any command.

Output

In these examples, the hexadecimal output for discarded transmit data represents data stored beginning at the SIO bytes through the first 32 bytes of the MSU. If the MSU was less than 32 bytes, the remaining bytes are represented by zeros.

Stored receive data takes the following format:
  • Bytes 13-x = Service data. If the storage space is greater than the size of the service data, the remaining bytes are zeroed.

Output Specific to SS7IPGW and IPGWI

Either brief or full help reports can be displayed. A full help report is generated by adding the full (-f) option to the command line.

This example shows a brief help report:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -h"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    Usage: msucount [ [-l [link]] | [-b [link]] ] |
                    [ [-a aname] ] |
                    [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] [-t keytype]] ]
                    [-f] [-r] [-h [full]]

    Options: -l  display signaling link report
             -b  display signaling link bytes report
             -a  display association report
             -x  routing key report using routing context
             -k  routing key report using MTP3 parameters
                 rtkey :: ([dpc][:si][:opc | :ssn][:cics][:cice])
             -p  pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
             -t  routing key type
                 keytype :: (<full>, partial, default)            
             -f  display full report
             -r  resets the specified counts
             -h  display command help (brief or full)

    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    MSUCOUNT command complete

;

This example shows a full help report:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -h full"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    Usage: msucount [ [-l [link]] | [-b [link]] ] |
                    [ [-a aname] ] |
                    [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] [-t keytype]] ]
                    [-f] [-r] [-h [full]]
 
    Options: -l  display signaling link report
             -b  display signaling link bytes report
             -a  display association report
             -x  routing key report using routing context
             -k  routing key report using MTP3 parameters
                 rtkey :: ([dpc][:si][:opc | :ssn][:cics][:cice])
             -p  pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
             -t  routing key type
                 keytype :: (<full>, partial, default)            
             -f  display full report
             -r  resets the specified counts
             -h  display command help (brief or full)

 
    -k option details:
 
        Use the -p option along with -k to specify the SS7 network
        domain and point code format for the network. The SS7IPGW
        default pctype is ANSI. The IPGWI default pctype is ITUI.

            Network  PC Format Notes
            -------  --------- --------------------------------------
            ANSI     N-C-M
            ITUN     N         Non-Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUN     N-GC      Non-Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUI     Z-A-I     Non-Spare ITU International
            ITUN24   N-C-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 24-bits
            ITUN16   U-S-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 16-bits
            ITUNS    N         Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUNS    N-GC      Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUIS    Z-A-I     Spare ITU International
             
        Use the -t option along with -k to specify certain MTP3 and
        user part MSU fields as wildcards for the routing key.
 
        SS7 Traffic Partition              RTKEY Parameter Example
        ---------------------------------  ----------------------------
        Any User Part to DPC 1-1-1         -k 1-1-1    -t partial
        SCCP to DPC 1-1-1                  -k 1-1-1:3  -t partial
        ISUP to DPC 1-1-1                  -k 1-1-1:5  -t partial
        TUP to DPC 1-1-1                   -k 1-1-1:4  -t partial
        QBICC to DPC 1-1-1                 -k 1-1-1:13 -t partial
        SI [0-2,6-12,14,15] to DPC 1-1-1   -k 1-1-1:SI
        SCCP SSN 5 to DPC 1-1-1            -k 1-1-1:3:5
        ISUP to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2   -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2  -t partial
        TUP to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2  -t partial
        QBICC to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2  -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2 -t partial
        ISUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2     -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:1
        TUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2      -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:1
        QBICC CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:1
        ISUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2   -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:0:5 
        TUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:0:5
        QBICC CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2  -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:0:5
        Default Routing Key                -k                 -t default

    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    MSUCOUNT command complete

A brief version for the link measurement report can be specified for IPGWx. If no parameters are specified for a link measurements report, then a brief report is displayed. The brief report does not display the transmit/receive discard counts.

This example shows a brief link measurements report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount"

or

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -l"
    tekelecstp 10-08-17 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    --------------------------
    Link Measurements (Link A) 
    --------------------------

    Transmit Counts                      Receive Counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    rate   msus        bytes             rate   msus        bytes
    -----  ----------  ---------------   -----  ----------  ----------
    2000   4294967295  4294967295        2000   4294967295  4294967295


    MTP Primitive (MTPP) counts          Reroute Counts             
    ----------------------------------   ----------------------     
    sent pdus   rcvd pdus   dscrd pdus   sent msus   rcvd msus        
    ----------  ----------  ----------   ----------  ----------     
    4294967295  4294967295  4294967295   4294967295  4294967295     


    MSUCOUNT: command complete
;

This example shows a full link measurements report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -f"

or

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -l -f"
    tekelecstp 10-08-17 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0


     MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

     --------------------------
     Link Measurements (Link A) 
     --------------------------

    Transmit Counts                      Receive Counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    rate   msus        bytes             rate   msus        bytes
    -----  ----------  ---------------   -----  ----------  ----------
    2000   4294967295  4294967295        2000   4294967295  4294967295


    MTP Primitive (MTPP) Counts          Reroute Counts             
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------     
    sent pdus   rcvd pdus   dscrd pdus   sent msus   rcvd msus        
    ----------  ----------  ----------   ----------  -----------------     
    4294967295  4294967295  4294967295   4294967295  4294967295     


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts             
    ----------------------------------   --------------------------------           
    reason                 count         reason                 count      
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ---------- 
    no ss7 rtbl entry      4294967295    link state             4294967295
    no ss7 rtkey           4294967295    sccp msg type          4294967295
    no conn avail to pc    4294967295    sccp class             4294967295
    no conn avail to rtkey 4294967295    sccp called party      4294967295
    congested connection   4294967295    sccp calling party     4294967295
    sccp msg type          4294967295    isup sio               4294967295
    sccp class             4294967295    normalization error    4294967295
    circular rte           4294967295    error in XSRV packet   4294967295
    normalization error    4294967295    M3UA PDU error         4294967295
    invalid traffic type   4294967295    SUA PDU error          4294967295
    M3UA conversion error  4294967295    invalid rcontext       4294967295
    SUA conversion error   4294967295    management blocking    4294967295
    AS-Pending overflow    4294967295    lrg MSU not supported  4294967295
    AS timer Tr expiry     4294967295
    reroute failure        4294967295
    unexpected for APC     4294967295
    lrg MSU not supported  4294967295


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    83 01 05 05 0a 01 03 bf 09 80 03 08 0d 05 c3 07
    01 05 05 05 c3 07 0a 01 03 08 e2 06 c7 04 13 10


    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    53 41 53 49 73 63 63 70 1a 00 09 01 03 08 0d 05
    c3 05 0a 01 03 05 c3 05 01 05 05 08 e2 06 c7 04
    
    MSUCOUNT: command complete
    ;

This example shows an output report when all counts are zero:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -f"

or

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -l -f"

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report
    --------------------------
    Link Measurements (Link A) 
    --------------------------

    Transmit Counts                      Receive Counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    rate   msus        bytes             rate   msus        bytes
    -----  ----------  ---------------   -----  ----------  ----------
    00000  00000       00000             00000  00000       00000  


    MTP Primitive (MTPP) Counts          Reroute Counts 
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    sent pdus   rcvd pdus   dscrd pdus   sent msus   rcvd msus        
    ----------  ----------  ----------   ----------  -----------------     
    00000       00000       00000        00000       00000  


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts 
    ----------------------------------   --------------------------------- 
    reason                 count         reason                 count      
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ---------- 
    no transmit discard counts           no receive discard counts


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    no stored transmit discard data


    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    no stored receive discard data
    
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

Routing Key Report Output Examples

The routing key report contains data about MSUs (tx), MSU bytes (tx), and discards on the transmit path for the routing key. A list of one or more connections associated with the routing key, with the MSU and MSU bytes counts for each connection, is also presented. If -a aname is in the same input command with -k rtkey, only the connection association data for the specified connection is displayed. If -a aname is not specified with -k rtkey, all connection associations are listed. If -x rc is specified, only the connection association data for the specified routing context is displayed.

Note:

For IPGWx, -k rtkey is optional when used with -t default, and mandatory for all other cases.

The report output itself does not display the routing key that was entered, other than an exact copy of the command line being generated as part of the output.

Partial routing keys (where some fields in the MSU are ignored with respect to finding a routing key to use for the MSU) and default keys can be specified in the command. The output does not change for these key types; the only difference is the routing key syntax (-p) that must be processed as part of identifying the partial and default keys. (See the Example section of this command description for syntax examples).

This example shows a routing key report for an ANSI routing key that specifies the Routing Key table:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -k 5-5-1:3: -t partial"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
       
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    ------------------------------------------------
    Routing Key Measurements for Static Routing Key
    ------------------------------------------------

    Transmit Counts
    --------------------
    tx bytes                                4294967295  
    tx msus                                 4294967295  

    Transmit Discard Counts
    -----------------------
    sccp msg type                           4294967295  
    sccp class                              4294967295  
    normalization error                     4294967295  
    invalid traffic type                    4294967295  

    Associated IP Connection                tx bytes        tx msus
    -----------------------------           --------        --------
    c7000                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7050                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7052                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7054                                   4294967295      4294967295  

    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    ----------------------------
    83 01 05 05 0a 01 03 94 09 01 03 08 0d 05 c3 05
    01 05 05 05 c3 05 0a 01 03 08 e2 06 c7 04 28 10


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

This example shows an ITU-I routing key report (only 1 specific association is displayed):

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -p ITUI -k 5-5-1:3:5 -a c7000" 
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
       
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    ------------------------------------------------
    Routing Key Measurements for Static Routing Key
    ------------------------------------------------

    Transmit Counts
    --------------------
    tx bytes:                               4294967295  
    tx msus:                                4294967295  

    Transmit Discard Counts
    -----------------------
    sccp msg type                           4294967295  
    sccp class                              4294967295  
    normalization error                     4294967295  
    invalid traffic type                    4294967295  

    Associated IP Connection                tx bytes        tx msus
    -----------------------------           --------        --------
    c7000                                   4294967295      4294967295  

    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    83 01 05 05 0a 01 03 94 09 01 03 08 0d 05 c3 05
    01 05 05 05 c3 05 0a 01 03 08 e2 06 c7 04 28 10


    MSUCOUNT: command complete
;

This example shows a routing key report when the routing context =5 (because a table is not specified, the key is searched for in the Static table):

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -x 5"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    ------------------------------------------------
    Routing Key Measurements for Static Routing Key
    ------------------------------------------------

    Transmit Counts
    --------------------
    tx bytes                                4294967295  
    tx msus                                 4294967295  

    Transmit Discard Counts
    -----------------------
    sccp msg type                           4294967295  
    sccp class                              4294967295  
    normalization error                     4294967295  
    invalid traffic type                    4294967295  

    Associated IP Connection                tx bytes        tx msus
    -----------------------------           --------        --------
    c7000                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7050                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7052                                   4294967295      4294967295  
    c7054                                   4294967295      4294967295  

    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    83 01 05 05 0a 01 03 94 09 01 03 08 0d 05 c3 05
    01 05 05 05 c3 05 0a 01 03 08 e2 06 c7 04 28 10


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

IP Connection Report

This example shows an IP Connection report for an association:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -a c7050"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report
    --------------------------
    IP Connection Measurements
    --------------------------

    Receive Counts                     Transmit Counts
    --------------------------------   -----------------------------
    msus            bytes              msus             bytes
    ----------      ----------------   ----------       ----------
    4294967295      4294967295         4294967295       4294967295

    Receive Discard Counts             Transmit Discard Counts             
    --------------------------------   ---------------------------------           
    reason                count        reason                 count      
    --------------------- ---------    ---------------------- ----------
    link state            4294967295   sccp msg type          4294967295  
    sccp msg type         4294967295   sccp class             4294967295  
    sccp class            4294967295   normalization error    4294967295  
    sccp called party     4294967295   invalid traffic type   4294967295  
    sccp calling party    4294967295   M3UA conversion error  4294967295  
    isup sio              4294967295   SUA conversion error   4294967295  
    normalization error   4294967295   management blocking    4294967295  
    error in XSRV packet  4294967295   transmit queue full    4294967295
    M3UA PDU error        4294967295  
    SUA PDU error         4294967295  
    invalid rcontext      4294967295  

    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    ----------------------------
    no stored transmit discard data

    Stored Receive Discard Data
    ---------------------------
    53 41 53 49 69 73 6f 74 11 00 87 0a 01 03 01 05
    05 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 00 00 00 00 00

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

The transmit queue full reason under Transmit Discard Counts section of this report refers to the count of the messages which are discarded due to connection manager transmit queue full. This count is incremented only for M3UA messages which are discardable.

Signaling Link Bytes Report

This example shows a signaling link bytes report for an IPGWx card:

pass:loc=1305:cmd=msucount -b"

or

pass:loc=1305:cmd=msucount -b a
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    --------------------------------
    Link Byte Measurements (Link A)
    --------------------------------

    SLK Transmit counts               SLK Receive counts
    --------------------------------  --------------------------------
    bytes/     avg    max      max    bytes/     avg    max      max
    sec        msu    avg msu  msu    sec        msu    avg msu  msu
    ---------  -----  -------  -----  ---------  -----  -------  -----
    444400     2020   2020     2020   444400     2020   2020     2020


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

Output Specific to IPLIMI

Note:

The routing key report is not supported for IPLIMx applications. The -k, -t, -p, -x options are not supported because the IPLIMx card does not use routing keys.

Note:

The IPLIMx reports include all equipped signaling links instead of just ports A and B. These reports include the transmit/receive counts alongside each other for the link case.

This example shows help for using the command:

pass:loc=1103:cmd="msucount -h" or

pass:loc=1103:cmd="msucount"

    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    Usage: msucount [ [-l [link]] | [-b [link]] ] |
                    [ [-a aname] ]
                    [-r] [-h]
 
    Options: -l  display signaling link report
             -b  display signaling link bytes report
             -a  display association report
             -r  resets the specified counts
             -h  display command help

    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    MSUCOUNT command complete

;

This example shows a link report for an IPLIMx card with 2 M2PA links.

The report does not contain MTPP or RKRP MGMT statistics, because those capabilities are not supported on the IPLIMx applications. The report also does not contain tx/rcv discard data, because there are no discards performed at layer 2 of the IPLIMx applications. The IPLIMx card can also contain 2 links per card; the output contains link data for each link.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="msucount"

or

pass:loc=1301:cmd="msucount -l"
    MSUCOUNT: Command In Progress

    ;
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    2000   4294967295  4294967295   2000   4294967295  4294967295
    B    2000   4294967295  4294967295   2000   4294967295  4294967295
    A1   2000   4294967295  4294967295   2000   4294967295  4294967295
    B1   2000   4294967295  4294967295   2000   4294967295  4294967295
    A2   0000   0000000000  0000000000   0000   0000000000  0000000000 
        
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows signaling link A1 on an IPLIMx card:

pass:loc=1103:cmd="msucount -l a1"
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A1   2000   4294967295  4294967295   2000   4294967295  4294967295
    ; 
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows an IP connection statistics report. The IPLIMx IP connection report does not contain tx/rcv discard data, because there are no discards performed at layer 2 of the IPLIMx applications.

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msucount -a c7050"
    tekelecstp 10-09-10 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report
    --------------------------
    IP Connection Measurements
    --------------------------

    Transmit Counts                    Receive Counts
    --------------------------------   -----------------------------
    msus            bytes              msus             bytes
    ----------      ----------------   ----------       ----------
    4294967295      4294967295         4294967295       4294967295

     MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

Signaling Link Bytes Report

This example shows a signaling link bytes report for an IPLIMx card:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -b"
    MSUCOUNT: SLK Bytes Report

    SLK Transmit                      SLK Receive
    -------------------------------   -------------------------------
                         max                                max       
                    avg  avg   max                     avg  avg  max  
    slk   bytes/sec msu  msu   msu     slk   bytes/sec msu  msu  msu  
    ----- --------- ---- ----- ----    ----- --------- ---- ---- ----
    A     35000     140  273   273     A     35000     140  273  273    
    B     35000     140  273   273     B     35000     140  273  273    
    A1    35000     140  578   578     A1    35000     140  578  578     
    B1    35000     140  273   273     B1    35000     140  273  273     
    A2    35000     140  140   140     A2    35000     140  140  140     
    B2    35000     140  169   169     B2    35000     140  169  169     
    A3    35000     2048 2048  2048    A3    35000     2048 2048 2048     
    B3    35000     140  166   166     B3    35000     140  166  166     
    ----- --------- ---- ----- ----    ----- --------- ---- ---- ---- 
          280000    140  2048  2048          280000    140  2048 2048

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows a signaling link bytes report for a specified link on an IPLIMx card:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -b a"
    MSUCOUNT: SLK Bytes Report

    SLK Transmit                      SLK Receive
    -------------------------------   -------------------------------
                         max                                max       
                    avg  avg   max                     avg  avg  max  
    slk   bytes/sec msu  msu   msu     slk   bytes/sec msu  msu  msu  
    ----- --------- ---- ----- ----    ----- --------- ---- ---- ----
    A     35000     140  273   273     A     35000     140  273  273    

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

Enhanced Reset Option

The reset option resets the specified measurements without displaying msucount output. The default is to reset the link measurements report.

This example shows resetting link measurements:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -l -r"

or

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -r"
    eagle10212 06-06-01 08:50:47 EST  EAGLE 35.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    Link measurements have been reset.
 
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows resetting Routing Key measurements:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -x -5 -r"
    eagle10212 06-01-05 08:50:47 EST  EAGLE 35.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    Routing Key measurements have been reset.
 
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

Output specific to IPSG Cards

The option to display a full help report is not supported for IPSG cards.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msucount -h 
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 

    Usage: msucount [ [-l [link]] | [-b [link]] | [-l link -f] ] |
                    [ [-a aname] ]
                    [ [-x rc] ]
                    [-r] [-h]

    Options: -l  display signaling link report
             -b  display signaling link bytes report
             -a  display association report
             -x  display routing context report
             -f  display full report
             -r  resets the specified counts
             -h  display command help

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

For link reports on IPSG signaling links, if a specific link is not requested, then counts for all equipped signaling links on the card are displayed. The report includes counts for up to 32 links per card. The -l <link> report adds counts for Replicated M3UA PDU sent, Replicated M3UA PDU rcvd, and SS7 SNM Counts sent for M3UA links.

This example shows a brief measurements report:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -l"
tekelecstp 16-05-25 12:38:16 EST  EAGLE5 46.4.0.0.0-69.3.1     
    pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -l"

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      3           72           0      0           0
    B    0      62          1916         0      62          1916
    A41  0      2           48           0      0           0
    A2   0      1           24           0      0           0
    A3   0      0           0            0      0           0
    A54  0      0           0            0      0           0

    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
         0      68          2060         0      62          1916
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows a measurement report for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -l a"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      3           72           0      0           0


    Replicated M3UA PDU counts           SS7 SNM counts
    --------------------------           ---------------
    sent        rcvd                     sent
    ----------  ----------               ----------
    0           0                        3

This example shows a measurement report for an IPSG-M2PA signaling link:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -l b"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    B    0      62          1916         0      62          1916


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

The msucount -l <link> -f report displays the same information as the brief report (msucount -l <link>) for IPSG-M2PA links. For IPSG-M3UA links, the msucount -l <link> -f report displays both the information from the brief report and the discarded tx due to M3UA Conversion Error, discarded rcv due to M3UA PDU Error, discarded rcv due to Management Blocking, and discarded rcv due to Lrg BICC not supported discard counts.

This example shows a full report for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link when discard counts are not received:

pass:loc=1303:cmd=msucount -l a -f
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      3           72           0      0           0


    Replicated M3UA PDU counts           SS7 SNM counts
    --------------------------           ---------------
    sent        rcvd                     sent
    ----------  ----------               ----------
    0           0                        3


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------   ---------------------------------
    reason                 count         reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ----------
    M3UA conversion error  2             no receive discard counts


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    b0 04 04 04 00 d4 01 1b 61 00 00 bb a9 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    b0 04 04 04 00 d4 01 16 61 00 00 27 b8 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00



    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    no stored receive discard data



    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows a full report for an IPSG-M3UA signaling link when discard counts are received:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msucount -l a -f"
    Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 10-03-09 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report



    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      58          3380         0      5           292


    Replicated M3UA PDU counts           SS7 SNM counts
    --------------------------           ---------------
    sent        rcvd                     sent
    ----------  ----------               ----------
    1           1                        13


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------   ---------------------------------
    reason                 count         reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ----------
    M3UA conversion error  3             M3UA PDU Error         1
                                         management blocking    1
                                         lrg MSU not supported  1


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    b0 04 04 04 00 6e 01 18 51 01 00 0f 49 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    80 04 04 04 00 d2 01 00 23 05 05 05 02 1f 61 02
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    80 04 04 04 00 d2 01 00 13 20 19 02 00 00 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00




    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    01 00 04 01 00 00 00 18 00 0b 00 08 02 00 00 00
    00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04   
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 0d 02 00 96

    01 00 00 10 00 00 00 1c 00 0c 00 08 00 00 00 06
    00 07 00 0c 01 00 02 02 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

This example shows a link report for an IPSG-M2PA signaling link:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -l b"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    B    0      62          1916         0      62          1916


    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows a full link report for an IPSG-M3UA link where discard counts are not received:

pass:loc=1303:cmd=msucount -l a -f
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      3           72           0      0           0


    Replicated M3UA PDU counts           SS7 SNM counts
    --------------------------           ---------------
    sent        rcvd                     sent
    ----------  ----------               ----------
    0           0                        3


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------   ---------------------------------
    reason                 count         reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ----------
    M3UA conversion error  2             no receive discard counts


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    b0 04 04 04 00 d4 01 1b 61 00 00 bb a9 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    b0 04 04 04 00 d4 01 16 61 00 00 27 b8 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00



    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    no stored receive discard data



    MSUCOUNT: command complete

This example shows a full link report that contains discard counts for an IPSG-M3UA link:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msucount -l a -f"
    Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 10-03-09 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report



    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      58          3380         0      5           292


    Replicated M3UA PDU counts           SS7 SNM counts
    --------------------------           ---------------
    sent        rcvd                     sent
    ----------  ----------               ----------
    1           1                        13


    Transmit Discard Counts              Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------   ---------------------------------
    reason                 count         reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------   ---------------------- ----------
    M3UA conversion error  3             M3UA PDU Error         1
                                         management blocking    1
                                         lrg MSU not supported  1


    Stored Transmit Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    b0 04 04 04 00 6e 01 18 51 01 00 0f 49 02 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    80 04 04 04 00 d2 01 00 23 05 05 05 02 1f 61 02
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    80 04 04 04 00 d2 01 00 13 20 19 02 00 00 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00




    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    01 00 04 01 00 00 00 18 00 0b 00 08 02 00 00 00
    00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04   
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 0d 02 00 96

    01 00 00 10 00 00 00 1c 00 0c 00 08 00 00 00 06
    00 07 00 0c 01 00 02 02 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00

    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

Signaling Link Bytes Report

The IPSG signaling link bytes report is the same as the IPLIMx link bytes report.

This example shows a signaling link bytes report for an IPSG card:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -b"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    SLK Transmit counts                      SLK Receive counts
    ---------------------------------------  --------------------------------
           bytes/     avg    max      max    bytes/     avg    max      max
    slk    sec        msu    avg msu  msu    sec        msu    avg msu  msu
    -----  ---------  -----  -------  -----  ---------  -----  -------  -----
    A      0          0      24       24     0          0      0        0
    B      62         31     31       31     62         31     31       31
    A1     0          0      24       24     0          0      0        0
    A2     0          0      24       24     0          0      0        0
    A3     0          0      0        0      0          0      0        0
    A4     0          0      0        0      0          0      0        0

    ---------------------------------------  --------------------------------
           62         31     31       31     62         31     31       31
    ---------------------------------------  --------------------------------

This example shows the B link report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msucount -b a"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

    SLK Transmit counts                      SLK Receive counts
    --------------------------------------   --------------------------------
           bytes/     avg    max      max    bytes/     avg    max      max
    slk    sec        msu    avg msu  msu    sec        msu    avg msu  msu
    -----  ---------  -----  -------  -----  ---------  -----  -------  -----
    A      0          0      24       24     0          0      0        0

    ---------------------------------------  --------------------------------
           0          0      24       24     0          0      0        0
    ---------------------------------------  --------------------------------


    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report

Routing Context Report

The msucount -x <routing context> report for an IPSG card displays the equivalent of the msucount -l report for all signaling links on the card that are members of the linkset containing the specified routing context.

This example shows a routing context report:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -x 74565"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    ------------------------------------------------
    Routing Context Measurements
    ------------------------------------------------

    SLK Transmit counts                  SLK Receive counts
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    slk  rate   msus        bytes        rate   msus        bytes
    ---  -----  ----------  ----------   -----  ----------  ----------
    A    0      3           72           0      0           0

    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
         0      3           72           0      0           0
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------



    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

IP Connection Report

The IP connection statistic report for an IPSG card contains data regarding MSUs (tx/rcv), MSU bytes (tx/rcv), and discarded data (tx/rcv) for a specific socket or an association. The -a <aname> report for M3UA links adds the Replicated M3UA PDU sent, Replicated M3UA PDU rcvd, SS7 SNM sent, Discarded rcv due to SS7 SNM not supported, and Discarded rcv due to no SS7 SNM capacity.

The existing Discarded rcv due to M3UA PDU error and Invalid rcontext counts are also supported.

This example shows an aname report:

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msucount -a a1303a"
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

 
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    ---------------------------
    IP Association Measurements
    ---------------------------


    Transmit PDUs                        Receive PDUs
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    pdus            bytes                pdus             bytes
    ----------      ------------------   ----------       ----------
    3               72                   0                0


    SS7 SNM counts
    ----------------------
    sent        rcvd
    ----------  ----------
    0           0


    Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------
    reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------
    M3UA PDU error         3


    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    01 00 00 00 00 00 00 1c 00 0c 00 08 00 00 00 06
    00 07 00 0c 01 00 02 02 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00

    01 00 00 00 00 00 00 1c 00 0c 00 08 00 00 00 06
    00 07 00 0c 01 00 02 02 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00

    01 00 00 00 00 00 00 1c 00 0c 00 08 00 00 00 06
    00 07 00 0c 01 00 02 02 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00




    MSUCOUNT: command complete
;
pass:loc=1304:cmd="msucount -a a1304m3ua1"
Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST EAGLE 38.0.0

    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    ---------------------------
    IP Association Measurements
    ---------------------------


    Transmit PDUs                        Receive PDUs
    ----------------------------------   -----------------------------
    pdus            bytes                pdus             bytes
    ----------      ------------------   ----------       ----------
    58              3380                 5                292


    SS7 SNM counts
    ----------------------
    sent        rcvd
    ----------  ----------
    8           7


    Receive Discard Counts
    ----------------------------------
    reason                 count
    ---------------------- -----------
    SS7 SNM not supported  1 
    SS7 SNM no capacity    1 
    M3UA PDU error         13
    invalid rcontext       5


    Stored Receive Discard Data
    -----------------------------------------------
    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 01
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 05 00 00 9a

    01 00 03 01 00 00 00 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 85 02 00 9a

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 85 02 00 9a

    01 00 04 01 00 00 00 18 00 0b 00 08 02 00 00 00
    00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 85 02 00 9a

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04
    02 10 00 2b 00 04 04 04 00 05 05 05 85 02 00 9a

    01 00 01 01 00 00 0a fc 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 0a
    02 10 0a eb 00 04 32 01 00 04 32 01 0d 02 00 99

    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
    00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

    01 00 07 01 00 00 00 70 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 02
    01 15 00 08 00 00 00 80 01 02 00 18 00 02 00 03




    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

Output Specific to High-Speed Link (HSL) cards (SS7HC and ATMHC - non-IP7 GPLs)

Note:

The -a, -x, -k, -p, and -t options are not supported for HSL cards.

Note:

The option to display a full help report is not supported for HSL cards.
pass:loc=1103:cmd="msucount -h"
    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0

    Usage: msucount  [[-l [link]] | [-f]|
                     [-r] [-h]]
 
    Options:  -l display signaling link report
              -f display full report
              -r resets the specified counts
              -h display command help
              -l link r resets the counts for specified link


    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT command complete

Link Reports

The link report contains the statistics of the equipped links (TDM/ATM) on the SS7HC/ATMHC cards collected on a per link basis.

An SS7HC/ATMHC generic link report is reported if the MSUCOUNT command is entered without any parameters. The output contains data regarding MSU bytes (tx/rcv), %bandwidth used (tx/rcv), MSUs (tx/rcv) collected during the last full second per link. Total MSU counts (tx/rcv) per link since the card load time or the last reset are also displayed.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="msucount"
    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: Command In Progress

;
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    SLK     Last Transmit Counts/Total MSUs    Last Receive Counts/Total MSUs
    ---     ---------------------------------  --------------------------------
    slk     bytes   %bw      msus total msus   bytes   %bw     msus  total msus
    ---     ------- ----    ----  ----------   ------- ----    ----  ----------
    A         51200  20%     700  1234567890     26700  10%     400  1234567890
    B        256000 100%    5000  1234567890    256000 100%    5000  1234567890
    ---     ------- ----    ----  ----------   ------- ----    ----  ----------
    TOTAL    307200         5700  2469135780    282700         5400  2469135780

    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

The full link report includes the generic information, the maximum amount seen for each MSU, and the percent bandwidth tracked for the full one second period since the card load time or the last reset.

pass:loc=1301:comd="msucount -f"
    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: Command In Progress

;
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


    SLK   Last Second/MAX Transmit Counts    Last Second/MAX Receive Counts
    ---   ---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
    slk   bytes   %bw  %max  msus       mmax bytes   %bw  %max  msus       mmax
    ---   ------- ---- ----  ----       ---- ------- ---- ----  ----       ----
    A       51200  20%  40%   700       1385   26700  10%  20%   400        730
    B      256000 100% 100%  5000       5000  256000 100% 100%  5000       5000
    ---   ------- ---- ----  ----       ---- ------- ---- ----  ----       ----
    TOTAL  307200            5700             282700            5400


    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

If the -l slk option is specified, then the statistics for the specified link is shown (if the link is equipped).

On cards running SS7HC GPL, in addition to the information shown in the Generic and Full reports, data is collected for the error counts (MSUs and SUs) and retransmits pegged during the last full second. Averages for the MSUs, percent bandwidth, bytes transmitted and received for the last rolling sampling period, and the maximum of these averages since the card was loaded or the data was reset is also displayed.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="msucount -l a"
    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: Command In Progress

;
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


                     Last       Avg        Avg Max    Max        Total
                     --------   --------   --------   --------   ----------
     TX Bandwidth:        98%        61%        80%        98%
     RX Bandwidth:        98%        61%        80%        98%
     Bytes TXed:         7840       4900       6370       7840   1248056004
     Bytes RXed:         7840       4900       6370       7840   1024579036
     MSUs TXed:           160        100        130        160     45937854
     MSUs RXed:           160        100        130        160     41495837
     Errored SUs:           1                               10          103
     Errored MSUs:          4                                4           21
     Retransmits:          10                               23          353
     Forced PCR:           20                               50          189


    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;

On cards running ATMHC GPL, the -l slk option, in addition to the information shown in the Generic and Full reports, data is collected for the different types of error counts during the last full second. Averages for the MSUs, percent bandwidth used, bytes transmitted and received for the last rolling sampling period and the maximum of these averages since the card was loaded or the data was reset is displayed. The total number of MSUs and bytes and errors since the card was loaded or the data was reset is also displayed.

pass:loc=1301:cmd="msucount -l a"
    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: Command In Progress

;
    MSUCOUNT: MSU Count Report


                     Last       Avg        Avg Max    Max        Total
                     --------   --------   --------   --------   ----------
     TX Bandwidth:        98%        61%        80%        98%
     RX Bandwidth:        98%        61%        80%        98%
     Bytes TXed:         7840       4900       6370       7840   1248056004
     Bytes RXed:         7840       4900       6370       7840   1024579036
     MSUs TXed:           160        100        130        160     45937854
     MSUs RXed:           160        100        130        160     41495837
     Errored SUs:           1                               10          103
     Errored MSUs:          4                                4           21
     Retransmits:          10                               23          353
     Forced PCR:           20                               50          189


    tekelecstp 10-01-19 11:50:34 EST  EAGLE 41.1.0
    MSUCOUNT: command complete

;
None.

msuroute

This command is used to provide a list of all routing keys currently configured on an SS7IPGW/IPGWI card that could be used to route a particular MSU. With 3 types of routing keys (fully specified, partial and default) the complexity associated with figuring out how a particular MSU would be routed at any point in time is not trivial. This command provides output to help determine how MSUs will be routed based on current conditions.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the msuroute command option -k has the parameter rtkey. The full routing key must be specified for the MSU for which the summary will be displayed, as in the command msuroute -k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-h

This option is used to provide help information for the command.

-k rtkey

This option is mandatory in the command to specify the full routing key for the MSU for which the summary will be displayed. The routing key is specified as a single parameter with up to five colon-separated fields. The subsystem is not specified when SI is not equal to 3.

The -p point code type modifier is used to identify the format of the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

The following are valid formats for the routing key that follows the -k option in the command:

  • n-c-m:s:n—For DPC, SI, SSN type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 3 or sccp. The subsystem (n) is in the range 0-255.
  • n-c-m:s—For DPC, SI, type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is in the range 0-2, 4, or 6-15. There is no subsystem.
  • n-c-m:s:no-co-mo:cs:ce—For DPC, SI, CIC type routing keys. The DPC network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 5 or isup. There is no subsystem. The OPC network, cluster and member (no-co-mo) are in the range 0-255. The starting circuit identification code (cs) and ending circuit identification code (ce) are in the range 0 to 16363.
-p point code type

This option modifier is used to identify the point code type (ANSI, ITU international, ITU national, 24-bit ITU national, 16-bit ITU national, ITU international spare, ITU national spare) in the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

Range:
ansi, itui, itun, itun24, itun16, ituis, ituns
Default:
ansi
-x routing context

This option modifier is used to display the routing key report using routing context.

Example

msuroute -h

msuroute -p ansi –k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100

msuroute -p ansi –k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100:1100

msuroute -k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100

msuroute -k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100:1100

msuroute –p ansi –k 5-5-5:8

msuroute –p itun –k 345:5:678:100:200

msuroute –p itun –k 345-gr:5:678-gr:100:200

msuroute –p itun24 –k 10-200-10:5:10-200-1:1:100

msuroute -p itun16 -k 1-2-1:5:1-2-1:1:100

Dependencies

The -k option must be specified in the command, and must specify a full routing key.

This command is not supported for IPLIM/IPLIMI cards.

Notes

The msuroute command is executed through the pass command.

The -ppoint code type modifier option can be used with the -k option to specify the format of the routing key that follows the -k option in the command.

Output

The output for each msuroute command consists of a list of all of the routing keys that exist on the IPGWx card that could be used to route the MSU. The list of routing keys is presented in the hierarchical search order in which the keys would be used. The list of routing keys indicates keys that have IP connections available for traffic, and indicates which routing key would currently be used to route the MSU (marked with ***).

For the routing key that is selected to route the MSU, the list of IP connections associated with the key is also displayed.

Note:

Most of the following output examples show command entries for ANSI MSUs. Because, other than echoing the input command back to the screen, there is nothing in the output that contains specific fields from any configured keys. The output would not be different if the user entered ITUI MSUs instead of ANSI MSUs.

Either brief or full help reports can be displayed. A full help report is generated by adding the -h full option to the command line.

This example shows a brief help report:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute -h" 

Command Accepted - Processing
      Usage: msuroute [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] ] ] 
                      [-h [full]]

    Options: -x  routing key report using routing context
             -k  routing key report using MTP3 parameters
                 rtkey :: ([dpc][:si][:opc | :ssn][:cics][:cice])
             -p  pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
             -h  display command help (brief or full)   
   
;

This example shows a full help report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msuroute -h full" 

0        1         2         3         4         5         6         7    
123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678
    Usage: msuroute [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] ] ] 
                    [-h [full]]

    Options: -x  routing key report using routing context
             -k  routing key report using MTP3 parameters
                 rtkey :: dpc:si:opc:cics:cice | dpc:si:ssn | dpc:si
             -p  pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
             -h  display command help (brief or full) 
                        
    -k option details:
 
        Use the -p option along with -k to specify the SS7 network
        domain and point code format for the network. The SS7IPGW
        default pctype is ANSI. The IPGWI default pctype is ITUI.

            Network  PC Format Notes
            -------  --------- --------------------------------------
            ANSI     N-C-M
            ITUN     N         Non-Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUN     N-GC      Non-Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUI     Z-A-I     Non-Spare ITU International
            ITUN24   N-C-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 24-bits
            ITUN16   U-S-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 16-bits
            ITUNS    N         Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUNS    N-GC      Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUIS    Z-A-I     Spare ITU International
        
 
        SS7 Traffic Partition              RTKEY Parameter Example
        ---------------------------------  ----------------------------
        SCCP SSN 5 to DPC 1-1-1            -k 1-1-1:3:5
        ISUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2     -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:1
        TUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2      -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:1
        QBICC CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:1
        ISUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2   -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:0:5 
        TUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:0:5
        QBICC CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2  -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:0:5
 
;
    eagle10212 06-06-01 12:56:46 EST  EAGLE 35.0.0
    MSUROUTE command complete

This example shows output for an ANSI CIC-based MSU, showing at least 1 routing key of every key type in the search hierarchy configured on the 1105 card. Only key types that are configured on the card will be listed in the display.

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p ANSI –k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute -x ANSI -k 5-5-5:5:6-6-6:1100"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-04-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TABLE   KEYTYPE                   #ConnCfgd   #ConnAvail   RTKEY USED
    DYN     FULL                      1           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC       2           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC+OPC   1           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           3            yes
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: SI ONLY          4           0            no
    DYN     DEFAULT                   4           4            no
    STATIC  FULL                      12          4            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC       3           0            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC+OPC   2           0            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: SI ONLY          1           0            no
    STATIC  DEFAULT                   2           0            no

    IP Connections Associated with the RTKEY USED
    Name                              Avail?
    Vox1                              yes
    Mgc2                              yes
    Mgc24                             yes

    MSUROUTE command complete
;

This example shows output for an ANSI SCCP MSU. Several key types in the search hierarchy are not configured on the 1105 card, and therefore are not part of the output (for example, static full key or static partial SI only). Only key types that are configured on the card will be listed in the display.

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p ANSI –k 5-5-5:3:34" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute -p ANSI -k 5-5-5:3:34"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    TABLE   KEYTYPE                   #ConnCfgd   #ConnAvail   RTKEY USED
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           2            yes
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    DYN     DEFAULT                   4           4            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    STATIC  DEFAULT                   2           0            no

    IP Connections Associated with the RTKEY USED
    Name                              Avail?
    Scpsandiego                       no
    scpdenver                         yes
    scpkansascity                     yes
    
    MSUROUTE command complete
;

This example shows output for an ANSI MSU with SI=8:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p ANSI -k 5-5-5:8" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute -p ANSI -k 5-5-5:8"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0

    TABLE   KEYTYPE                   #ConnCfgd   #ConnAvail   RTKEY USED
    DYN     FULL                      7           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            yes
    DYN     PARTIAL: SI ONLY          2           0            no
    DYN     DEFAULT                   4           4            no
    STATIC  FULL                      11          0            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: SI ONLY          1           0            no
    STATIC  DEFAULT                   2           0            no
    
    IP Connections Associated with the RTKEY USED
    Name                              Avail?
    SI8sock1                          yes
    SI8sock2                          yes

    MSUROUTE command complete
;

These examples show output for an ITUN and an ITUN24 MSU with SI=5. The output format is the same for all four commands.

The ITUDUPPC feature is OFF (default):

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p itun –k 345:5:678:100:200"

The ITUDUPPC feature is ON (the 2-letter group code must be specified with the DPC and OPC)

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p itun –k 345-gr:5:678-gr:100:200"

An ITUN24 MSU with SI=5:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute –p itun24 –k 10-200-10:5:10-200-1:1:100"

An ITU-I Spare MSU with SI=5:

msuroute –p ituis -k 3-11-1:5:4-11-1:5:5 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msuroute -p ITUN -k 345:678:100:200"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 06-06-01 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    TABLE   KEYTYPE                   #ConnCfgd   #ConnAvail   RTKEY USED
    DYN     FULL                      1           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: IGNORE CIC       2           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: IGNORE CIC+OPC   1           0            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           3            yes
    DYN     PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    DYN     PARTIAL: SI ONLY          4           0            no
    DYN     DEFAULT                   4           4            no
    STATIC  FULL                      12          4            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC       3           0            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: IGNORE-CIC+OPC   2           0            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC-SI ONLY      3           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: DPC ONLY         2           2            no
    STATIC  PARTIAL: SI ONLY          1           0            no
    STATIC  DEFAULT                   2           0            no

    IP Connections Associated with the RTKEY USED
    Name                              Avail?
    Vox1                              yes
    Mgc2                              yes
    Mgc24                             yes

    MSUROUTE command complete
;
None.

msutrace

This command provides filter and trace capability for MSUs passing through the IP7 GPLs. This command provides a view of MSU data as it exists in the PSTN network and its corresponding format as it exists in the IP network.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the msutrace command option -a has the parameter action. The action that the command is to take can be specified, as in the command msutrace -a acttrace. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-a action

Action option.

Range:
acttrace
Activate (turn on) MSU tracing
clrtrace
Clear all data from trace buffers
dacttrace
Deactivate (turn off) MSU tracing
chgfilter
Change filter used to indicate which MSUs are placed in the trace buffers
-g get option

Get option.

Range:
config
Displays the current command settings: trace ON/OFF status, filter settings, and trace buffers used/available
trace
Displays contents of trace buffers containing captured MSU data
-h help

This option displays help information about the command.

Range:
full

If full is specified, the detailed version of the help information is displayed.

If full is not specified (just -h), the simple verion of the help information is displayed.

-m mode

This option specifies which MSUs are captured.

Range:
normerr
trace only MSUs with normalization errors
all
trace all MSUs regardless of MSU contents
-p point code type

This option specifies which type of point code is contained in the filter key, when the key contains a DPC or OPC.

Range:
ansi, itui, itun, itun24, itun16, ituis, ituns
Default:
ansi
-k filter key

The -k, -c, and -p options are used to specify the filter key used to determine which MSUs will have data placed in the trace buffers.

Range:
-k filter key [-p] [-c pcType]
The syntax for the filter key portion of the -kfilter key option is specified as a single string parameter with up to five colon-separated fields. The filter key can contain one or more of the following fields:
  • n-c-m—ANSI DPC in the format network-cluster-member
  • no-co-mo—ANSI OPC in the format network-cluster-member
  • z-a-i—ITU-I DPC in the format zone-area-id
  • zo-ao-io—ITU-I OPC in the format zone-area-id
  • un-sna-mna---16-bit ITU-N DPC in the format unit number-sub number area-main number area
  • msa-ssa-sp—24-bit ITU-N DPC in the format main sigaling area-sub signaling area-signaling point
  • nnnnn—ITU-N DPC
  • nnnnn-gc—ITU-N DPC with Group Code when the Duplicate Point Code feature is ON
  • no—ITU-N OPC
  • no-gc—ITU-N OPC with Group Code when the Duplicate Point Code feature is ON
  • s—SI (Service Indicator)
  • cs—CIC Start value (start of the CIC range)
  • ce—CIC End value (end of the CIC range)
  • n—SSN (Subsystem Number)

These examples show valid formats:

  • n-c-m:s:n—For DPC, SI, SSN type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 3 or sccp. The subsystem (n) is in the range 0-255.
  • n-c-m:s—For DPC, SI type routing keys. The network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is in the range 0-2, 4, or 6-15. There is no subsystem number. As a default, counts for all routing keys within the option combination are displayed.
  • n-c-m:s:no-co-mo:cs:ce—For DPC, SI, CIC type routing keys. The DPC network, cluster and member (n-c-m) are in the range 0-255. The service indicator (s) is 5 or isup. There is no subsystem. The OPC network, cluster and member (no-co-mo) are in the range 0-255. The starting circuit identification code (cs) and ending circuit identification code (ce) are in the range 0 - 16363.
  • z-a-i—For DPCN and DPCI routing keys, the zone, area and ID (z-a-i) are in the range of 000-007 (zone and ID) and 000-255 (area).
  • msa-ssa-sp—For 24-bit DPCN routing keys, the main signaling area, sub signaling area and signaling point (msa-ssa-sp) are in the range of 000-255.
  • un-sna-mna---For 16-bit DPCN routing keys, the unit number, sub number area and main number area (un-sna-mna) are in the range of 0-127, 0-15, 0-31 respectively.
-t

This option specifies the routing key type (IPGWx only).

-x rc

This option generates a routing key report using routing context.

Example

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -h"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -h full"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -g config"

pass:loc=1315:cmd="msutrace -g trace"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a clrtrace"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a acttrace"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ansi -k 3-3-3:5:4-4-4:10:1000"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itui -t partial -k 1-3-3:5:2-4-4"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itun -t partial -k 1536:5"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -m normerr"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -m all"

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ansi -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:10:1000"

Dependencies

If no options are specified, the simple version of the help information is displayed.

The point code type defaults to ANSI when the -p option is not specified.

The -p option is allowed only on key types that contain a DPC or OPC.

Notes

The msutrace command is executed through the pass command.

The mustrace command captures the data portion of the PSTN packet, starting at the SIO bytes.

The msutrace command captures the entire M3UA or SUA packet. This includes the M3UA or SUA header and additional data stored inside system buffer chain elements. The msutrace command currently does not support the trace and capture of M3UA / SUA SSNM (Class 2) messages.

The msutrace command captures data in trace buffers. If the set of trace buffers becomes full with captured MSU data after MSU tracing is activated, no more data capturing will take place. The -aclrtrace option must be specified to reset (clear) the content of the trace buffers. After the trace buffers are empty again, msutrace will restart capturing qualified MSUs.

If MSU tracing is activated with the -a acttrace option before a properly formatted filter key is entered, the msutrace command will not capture any data due to lack of a proper filter. When the -a chgfilter option is specified to enter a properly formatted filter, the msutrace command will start capturing qualified MSUs.

Output

Note:

The msutrace pass command exists on the IPLIMI cards as a debug-only pass command. All command syntax and output are identical to the SS7IPGW and IPGWI commands described in this section.

Both brief and full versions of IPGW reports can be requested. A full report is requested by including the -f in the command line.

This example shows a brief help report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msutrace -h" 
    Usage: msutrace [-a action_cmd] [-g get_cmd]
                    [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] [-t keytype]] ]
                    [-m mode] [-h [full]]

    Options:
        -a    action_cmd: an Action Command
        -g    get_cmd: a Get Command
        -x    routing key report using routing context
        -k    routing key report using MTP3 parameters
              rtkey :: ([dpc][:si][:opc | :ssn][:cics][:cice])
        -p    pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
        -t    routing key type
              keytype :: (<full>, partial, default)            
        -m    mode: mode for qualifying MSUs captured=[normerr | all]
        -h    displays this message (brief or full)

    get_cmd:        [config | trace]
        config      config
        trace       trace

    action_cmd:     [acttrace | chgfilter | clrtrace | dacttrace]
        acttrace    acttrace
        chgfilter   chgfilter [<fltrkey>] | [-m mode] (at least 1 required)
                              (valid fltrkey should be present either before
                               specifying mode or in the same command)
        clrtrace    clrtrace
        dacttrace   dacttrace

    <fltrkey>:      [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] [-t keytype]] ]
                    (see 'msutrace -h full' for complete description)

    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example shows a full help report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="msutrace -h full" 

    Usage: msutrace [-a action_cmd] [-g get_cmd]
                    [ [-x rc] | [-k [rtkey] [-p pctype] [-t keytype]] ]
                    [-m mode] [-h [full]]

    Options:
        -a    action_cmd: an Action Command
        -g    get_cmd: a Get Command
        -x    routing key report using routing context
        -k    routing key report using MTP3 parameters
              rtkey :: ([dpc][:si][:opc | :ssn][:cics][:cice])
        -p    pctype :: (ANSI, ITUI, ITUN, ITUN24, ITUN16, ITUIS, ITUNS)
        -t    routing key type
              keytype :: (<full>, partial, default)
        -m    mode: mode for qualifying MSUs captured = [normerr | all]
        -h    displays this message (brief or full)

    get_cmd:        [config | trace]
        config      Display the current MSUTRACE settings:
                    trace On/Off status, filter settings, and
                    trace buffers used/available.
                    ex:  msutrace -g config
        trace       Display content of trace buffers containing captured
                    MSU data
                    ex:  msutrace -g trace

    action_cmd:     [acttrace | chgfilter | clrtrace | dacttrace  ]
        acttrace    Activate (turn-on) MSU-tracing.
                    ex:  msutrace -a acttrace
        chgfilter   chgfilter [<fltrkey>] | [-m mode] (at least 1 required)
                              (valid fltrkey should be present either before
                               specifying mode or in the same command)
                    Change filter used to qualify which MSUs are placed in
                    trace buffers:
                    Flow of command should be
                    Either entering filter key before specifying mode :
                    ex: To trace MSUs based on MSU content:
                        msutrace -a chgfilter <fltrkey>
                    ex: To only trace MSUs with Normalization errors:
                        msutrace -a chgfilter -m normerr
                    ex: To trace all MSUs regardless of error conditions:
                        msutrace -a chgfilter -m all
                    Or entering filter key along with mode:
                    ex: To trace MSUs based on MSU content
                           with Normalization errors:
                        msutrace -a chgfilter <fltrkey> -m normerr
                    ex: To trace MSUs based on MSU content
                           regardless of error conditions:
                        msutrace -a chgfilter <fltrkey> -m all

        clrtrace    Clear all data from trace buffers.
                    ex:  msutrace -a clrtrace

        dacttrace   Deactivate (turn-off) MSU-tracing.
                    ex:  msutrace -a dacttrace

        -k option details:

        Use the -p option along with -k to specify the SS7 network
        domain and point code format for the network. The SS7IPGW
        default pctype is ANSI. The IPGWI and IPLIMI
        default pctype is ITUI.

        For IPSG both ANSI and ITU network point code formats are
        eligible for trace when the default filter or an SI only
        filter is specified. The IPSG default pctype is ANSI when the
        filter contains OPC or DPC and the -p option is not specified.

            Network  PC Format Notes
            -------  --------- --------------------------------------
            ANSI     N-C-M
            ITUN     N         Non-Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUN     N-GC      Non-Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUI     Z-A-I     Non-Spare ITU International
            ITUN24   N-C-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 24-bits
            ITUN16   U-S-M     Non-Spare ITU National, 16-bits
            ITUNS    N         Spare ITU National, no group code
            ITUNS    N-GC      Spare ITU National with group code
            ITUIS    Z-A-I     Spare ITU International

        Use the -t option along with -k to specify certain MTP3 and
        user part MSU fields as wildcards for the routing key or LS.

        SS7 Traffic Partition              RTKEY/MTP3 Parameter Example
        ---------------------------------  ----------------------------
        Any User Part to DPC 1-1-1         -k 1-1-1    -t partial
        SCCP to DPC 1-1-1                  -k 1-1-1:3  -t partial
        ISUP to DPC 1-1-1                  -k 1-1-1:5  -t partial
        TUP to DPC 1-1-1                   -k 1-1-1:4  -t partial
        QBICC to DPC 1-1-1                 -k 1-1-1:13 -t partial
        SI [0-2,6-12,14,15] to DPC 1-1-1   -k 1-1-1:SI
        SCCP SSN 5 to DPC 1-1-1            -k 1-1-1:3:5
        ISUP to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2   -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2  -t partial
        TUP to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2  -t partial
        QBICC to DPC 1-1-1 from OPC 2-2-2  -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2 -t partial
        ISUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2     -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:1
        TUP CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2      -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:1
        QBICC CIC 1 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:1
        ISUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2   -k 1-1-1:5:2-2-2:0:5
        TUP CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2    -k 1-1-1:4:2-2-2:0:5
        QBICC CIC 0-5 to 1-1-1 from 2-2-2  -k 1-1-1:13:2-2-2:0:5
        Default Routing Key                -k                 -t default
        Any User Part to DPC=LS APC        -x LS RCONTEXT      (IPSG Only)

;

    tekelecstp 10-03-06 19:41:33 EST  EAGLE5 42.0.9

    MSUTRACE command complete

;

This example shows the current settings of the msutrace command options: trace ON/OFF status, filter settings, and trace buffers that are used and available:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -g config" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -g config"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE configurations

    Trace = On

    Trace buffers: 2 of 3 contain captured MSU data

    MSUTRACE: filter settings
    DPCA        SI SSN OPCA        CICS       CICE        MODE
    055-055-055 13 *** 016-006-006 1234567890 1234567890  normerr

;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example shows the current settings of the msutrace command options: trace ON/OFF status, filter settings, and trace buffers that are used and available, when the filter key specifies an ITU-I spare point code:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -g config" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -g config"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE configurations

    Trace = On

    Trace buffers: 3 of 3 USED

    MSUTRACE: filter settings
       DPCI        SI SSN     OPCI        CICS       CICE        MODE
     s-2-011-1     2  ***     ****        ****       ****        all  
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example shows the current settings of the msutrace command when an IPSG card is used:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msutrace -g config" 
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    MSUTRACE: Configurations

    MSU Tracing is off

    Trace buffers: 0 of 3 USED

    MSUTRACE: filter settings

       DPCA        SI SSN    OPCA        CICS      CICE      MODE
       004-004-004 ** *** ****           ****      ****      all

;

This example shows a trace with a DPC-only filter key specified via the –x <rcontext>option:.

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msutrace -a acttrace" 
    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example shows the captured trace buffer for an IPSG card:

pass:loc=1304:cmd="msutrace -g trace" 

    rlghncxa03w 08-01-29 11:31:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    ----------
    BUFFER:  0
    ----------
    Filter used:

       DPCA        SI SSN    OPCA        CICS      CICE      MODE
       004-004-004 ** *** ****           ****      ****      all

    Timestamp:  08-01-21  16:06:17.420
    Direction:  Tx
    Error Code:  0

    PSTN DATA
    ---------
    85 04 04 04 05 05 05 00 00 00 00 6e 01 00 f9 e3      ...........n....
    33 c7 00 00 1d 00 00 00 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 16      3...............
    00 18 00 1a 00 1c 00 1e 00                           .........

    IP DATA
    -------
    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 44 00 06 00 08 00 00 00 04      .......D........
    02 10 00 31 00 05 05 05 00 04 04 04 05 02 00 00      ...1............
    00 00 00 6e 01 00 f9 e3 33 c7 00 00 1d 00 00 00      ...n....3.......
    00 10 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 18 00 1a 00 1c 00 1e      ................
    00 00 00 00                                          ....


    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example retrieves contents of the trace buffers. The example contains 1 stored trace buffer for a transmitted M3UA PDU.

pass:loc=1303:cmd="msutrace -g trace" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    eagle10202 01-01-19 10:20:56 GMT  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1303:cmd="msutrace -g trace"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;

    eagle10202 01-01-19 10:20:56 GMT  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle10202 01-01-19 10:20:56 GMT  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    MSUTRACE command in progress
;

    eagle10202 01-01-19 10:20:56 GMT  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    ----------
    BUFFER:  0
    ----------
    Filter used:

    DPCA        SI SSN OPCA        CICS      CICE      MODE
    001-001-001 5  *** 001-001-002 0         100       all

    Timestamp:  02-06-07  08:40:29.435
    Direction:  Tx
    Error Code:  0

    PSTN DATA
    ---------
    85 01 01 01 02 01 01 b2 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 03      ................
    05 00 02 80 80 0d 00 00 21 43 65 87 09 21 43 65      ........!Ce..!Ce
    87 09 01                                             ...

    IP DATA
    -------
    01 00 01 01 00 00 00 3c 02 00 00 08 00 00 00 01      .......<........
    02 10 00 2b 00 01 01 02 00 01 01 01 05 02 00 b2      ...+............
    00 00 01 00 00 00 00 03 05 00 02 80 80 0d 00 00      ................
    21 43 65 87 09 21 43 65 87 09 01 00                  !Ce..!Ce....


    MSUTRACE command complete
;

This example retrieves contents of the trace buffers with ITU-I spare point codes. The example contains 3 stored trace buffers.

pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace -g trace" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace -g trace"
    Command entered at terminal #4.
;

    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0

    MSUTRACE command in progress

;

    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0

    ----------
    BUFFER:  0
    ----------
    Filter used:

       DPCI        SI SSN    OPCI        CICS       CICE      MODE
     s-2-011-1     2  ***    ****        ****       ****      all

    Timestamp:  05-01-26  10:33:14.330
    Direction:  Tx
    Error Code:  0

    PSTN DATA
    ---------
    02 59 50 16 a2 80 03 83 ce 46 0a 00 00 00            .YP......F....

    IP DATA
    -------
    54 41 4c 49 6d 74 70 33 0e 00 02 59 50 16 a2 80      TALImtp3...YP...
    03 83 ce 46 0a 00 00 00                              ...F....

    ----------
    BUFFER:  1
    ----------
    Filter used:

      DPCI        SI SSN    OPCI        CICS       CICE      MODE
    s-2-011-1     2  ***    ****        ****       ****      all

    Timestamp:  05-01-26  10:33:14.335
    Direction:  Tx
    Error Code:  0

    PSTN DATA
    ---------
    02 59 50 16 a2 80 84 04 c8 46 0a 00 00 00            .YP......F....

    IP DATA
    -------
    54 41 4c 49 6d 74 70 33 0e 00 02 59 50 16 a2 80      TALImtp3...YP...
    84 04 c8 46 0a 00 00 00                              ...F....

    ----------
    BUFFER:  2
    ----------
    Filter used:

       DPCI        SI SSN    OPCI        CICS       CICE      MODE
     s-2-011-1     2  ***    ****        ****       ****      all

    Timestamp:  05-01-26  10:33:14.340
    Direction:  Tx
    Error Code:  0

    PSTN DATA
    ---------
    02 59 50 16 f2 80 01 81 c1 46 0f 00 00 00            .YP......F....

    IP DATA
    -------
    54 41 4c 49 6d 74 70 33 0e 00 02 59 50 16 f2 80      TALImtp3...YP...
    01 81 c1 46 0f 00 00 00                              ...F....


    MSUTRACE command complete

;

This example clears the contents of the trace buffers:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a clrtrace" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a clrtrace"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;

This example activates MSU tracing:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a acttrace" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a acttrace"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;

This example deactivates MSU tracing:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a dacttrace" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a dacttrace"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;   4.0.0
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;

Examples for Entering a Filter Key

The output shown at the end of these command examples is the same for each example, except for the echo of the entered command.

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a fully specified ANSI PC CIC filter key.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 3-3-3 (ANSI)
  • SI = 5
  • OPC = 4-4-4 (ANSI)
  • CIC = [10..1000]
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ansi -k 3-3-3:5:4-4-4:10:1000"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a fully specified ANSI SCCP filter.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 3-3-3 (ANSI)
  • SI = 3
  • SSN = 230
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -k 3-3-3:3:230"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a fully specified ANSI DPC SI filter key.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 3-3-3 (ANSI)
  • SI = 6
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -k 3-3-3:6"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a fully specified ITUN24 PC CIC filter key.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 13-103-3 (ITUN24)
  • SI = 5
  • OPC = 14-104-4 (ITUN24)
  • CIC = [10..1000]
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itun24 -k 13-103-3:5:14-104-4:10:1000"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a partial ITUI DPC SI OPC filter key.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 1-3-3 (ITUI)
  • SI = 5
  • OPC = 2-4-4 (ITUI)
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itui -k 1-3-3:5:2-4-4"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a partial DPC SI ITUN PC filter key, with the Duplicate Point Code feature turned off:

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 1536 (ITUN)
  • SI = 5
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itun -k 1536:5"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a partial DPC SI ITUN PC filter key, with the Duplicate Point Code feature turned on:

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 1536-bb (ITUN)
  • SI = 5
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itun -k 1536-bb:5"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a partial ANSI DPC filter key.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 3-3-3 (ANSI)
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -k 3-3-3"

Command with the -a chgfilter option to insert a partial SI filter key. Because no DPC or OPC field is specified, point code type does not have to be indicated.

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • SI = 5

This filter key qualifies for capture MSUs with the following properties:

  • DPC = 13-113-3 (ITUN24)
pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p itun24 -k 13-113-3" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ansi -k 3-3-3:5:4-4-4:10:1000"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;

These commands include the -m mode option to change the trace capture mode.

Mode to have a ‘capture-on-normalization error’ property such that only MSUs with normalization processing errors are traced:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -m normerr"

Set a default filter key and the filter’s mode at the same time:

pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -k -t default -m all" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -k -t default -m all"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 99-11-27 10:16:57 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;

These commands insert a partial DPC-SI filter key with ITU-I spare point code and show the msutracegetfilter command output with the filter key after the chgfilter command is processed to completion.

This filter key will qualify MSUs with at least the following properties:

  • DPCI = (ITU-I Spare) 2-11-1
  • SI=5
pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace –a chgfilter –p ituis –k 2-11-1:5" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.5.0
    pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ituis -k 2-11-1:5"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.5.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.5.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.5.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;
pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace –g config" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace -g config"
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE configurations

    Trace = On

    Trace buffers: 3 of 3 USED

    MSUTRACE: filter settings 
       DPCI        SI SSN     OPCI        CICS       CICE        MODE
     s-2-011-1     5  ***     ****        ****       ****        all  
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command complete
;

These commands insert a full DPC-SI-OPC filter key with an ITU-N spare point code when the Duplicate Point Code feature is on, and show the msutracegetfilter command output with the filter key after the chgfilter command is processed to completion.

This filter key will qualify MSUs with at least the following properties:

  • DPC = (ITU-N Spare) 6234-aa
  • SI=5
  • OPC=(ITU-N Spare) 6233-aa
  • CICS=1
  • CICE=200
pass:loc=1315:cmd="msutrace –a chgfilter –p ITUNS –k 6234-aa:5:6233-aa:1:200" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    pass:loc=1315:cmd="msutrace -a chgfilter -p ITUNS -k     
    6234-aa:5:6233-aa:1:200"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 06-06-01 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 35.0.0
    MSUTRACE command completed
;
pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace –g config" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    pass:loc=1317:cmd="msutrace -g config"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command in progress
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE configurations

    Trace = On

    Trace buffers: 0 of 3 USED

    MSUTRACE: filter settings 
       DPCN        SI SSN     OPCI        CICS       CICE        MODE
     s-6234-aa     5  ***   s-6233-aa     ****       ****        all  
;
    eagle20003 05-01-27 10:16:03 EST  EAGLE5 31.12.0
    MSUTRACE command complete
;
None.

netstat

This command is used to display network statistics from the TCP/IP stack. This command allows troubleshooting of network interface and routing configuration problems within the private EPAP-Service Module IP network.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the netstat command option -m has the parameter buffer pool. The pool for which information will be displayed can be specified, as in the command netstat -m sys. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-a

This option displays socket information for all protocols.

-d

This option displays driver measurement data.

The -m modifier displays multicast information. The -p modifier displays PHY registers. The -z modifier clears driver measurements. The -h modifier displays history measurements for the past 24 hours or the measurements collected a user defined hour ago. The -f modifier displays driver measurement data in full format (for GPLs that are loaded on E5-based cards only).

The -m, -p, and -h modifiers are not supported for GPLs that are loaded on E5-based cards.

-e

This option displays DPL driver measurement data. This option is supported only for GPLs that are loaded on E5-based cards.

-f, -h

These options provide help information for the command.

-i

This option displays interface information for all interfaces.

-m buffer pool

This option displays buffer pool information for the specified pool.

Range:
data
SENS protocol stack data buffer pool
sys
system buffer pool
dd
Ethernet device driver buffer pool
Default:
All three buffer pools are displayed.
-p protocol

This option displays information for the specified protocol.

Rnage:
tcp
transmission control protocol
udp
user datagram protocol
ip
internet protocol
icmp
internet control message protocol
sctp
stream control transmission protocol
Default:
None
-r

This option displays the Route table.

Example

pass:cmd="netstat -i":loc=1105

pass:cmd="netstat -a":loc=1111

pass:cmd="netstat -p tcp":loc=1111

pass:cmd="netstat -m data":loc=1105

pass:cmd="netstat -r":loc=1105

pass:cmd="netstat -e":loc=1111

pass:cmd="netstat -d 0 -f":loc=1111

Dependencies

Only one of the options can be specified at a time.

Notes

The netstat command is executed through the pass command.

The options {-m,-p,-h} are not supported for GPLs that are loaded on E5-based cards.

Output for GPLs that are NOT loaded on E5-based cards

pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat"

or

pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -h" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-02 12:16:34 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card

    Usage: netstat [-a] [-h] [-m data|sys|dd] [-p icmp|igmp|ip|sctp|tcp|udp]
                   [-i] [-r] [-d 0|1 [-m] [-p] [-z] [-h 1..24]]

    Options:
        -a        display socket information for all protocols
        -h        Displays this message
        -m        display buffer pool information for 1 of the system pools
        -p        display socket information for 1 of the protocols
        -i        display interface information for all interfaces
        -r        display the route table information
        -d        display driver measurement data

;
    tekelecstp 08-02-02 12:16:34 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -a" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 07:59:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 07:59:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Active Internet connections (including servers)
                                  Local Address
    PCB      Proto Recv-Q Send-Q  Foreign Address      (state)
    -------- ----- ------ ------  -------------------- -------
    11df510  TCP        0      0          0.0.0.0.111  LISTEN
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    11df384  UDP        0      0          0.0.0.0.1008
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    11df48c  UDP        0      0          0.0.0.0.111
                                          0.0.0.0.0
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 07:59:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

The interfaces listed in the netstat -i output correspond to the card's ports as follows:

  • seeq 0 = IP interface A
  • seeq 1 = IP interface B
  • DPLend = pseudo-IP interface used only by network cards for STC-style Integrated Monitoring
  • LO = local loopback interface
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -i" 
    tekelecstp 11-01-07 07:59:20 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    pass: loc=1105: cmd="netstat -i"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    tekelecstp 11-01-07 07:59:20 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 11-01-07 07:59:20 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    DPLend (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x63) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING 10MB HDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         Internet address: 172.20.48.25
         Broadcast address: 172.20.51.255
         Netmask 0xffff0000 Subnetmask 0xfffffc00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:00:00:00:00
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 485
         1 packets received; 1 packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
    seeq (unit number 1):
         Flags: (0x63) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING 10MB HDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         Internet address: 192.168.55.112
         Broadcast address: 192.168.55.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:04:00:62
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         28 packets received; 16 packets sent
         13 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
    lo (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x8069) UP LOOPBACK MULTICAST ARP RUNNING 10MB HDX DIX
         Type: SOFTWARE_LOOPBACK
         Internet address: 127.0.0.1
         Netmask 0xff000000 Subnetmask 0xff000000
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 32768
         6 packets received; 6 packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
    seeq (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x63) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING 10MB HDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         Internet address: 192.168.100.112
         Broadcast address: 192.168.100.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:04:00:61
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         5 packets received; 1 packets sent
         5 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
    
;

    tekelecstp 11-01-07 07:59:20 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -m data" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 07:59:56 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle20004 08-02-07 07:59:56 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    type        number
    ---------   ------
    FREE    :    9553
    DATA    :      0
    HEADER  :      0
    SOCKET  :      0
    PCB     :      0
    RTABLE  :      0
    HTABLE  :      0
    ATABLE  :      0
    SONAME  :      0
    ZOMBIE  :      0
    SOOPTS  :      0
    FTABLE  :      0
    RIGHTS  :      0
    IFADDR  :      0
    CONTROL :      0
    OOBDATA :      0
    IPMOPTS :      0
    IPMADDR :      0
    IFMADDR :      0
    MRTABLE :      0
    TOTAL   :    9553
    number of mbufs: 9553
    number of times failed to find space: 0
    number of times waited for space: 0
    number of times drained protocols for space: 0
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size     clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------
    64       1000      1000      41
    128      1250      1250      848
    256      1250      1250      0
    512      200       200       0
    1024     100       100       0
    2048     20        20        0
    ----------------------------------

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 07:59:56 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -m sys" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    eagle20004 08-02-07 08:00:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    type        number
    ---------   ------
    FREE    :    3069
    DATA    :      0
    HEADER  :      0
    SOCKET  :      3
    PCB     :      4
    RTABLE  :     17
    HTABLE  :      0
    ATABLE  :      0
    SONAME  :      0
    ZOMBIE  :      0
    SOOPTS  :      0
    FTABLE  :      0
    RIGHTS  :      0
    IFADDR  :      6
    CONTROL :      0
    OOBDATA :      0
    IPMOPTS :      0
    IPMADDR :      1
    IFMADDR :      0
    MRTABLE :      0
    TOTAL   :    3100
    number of mbufs: 3100
    number of times failed to find space: 0
    number of times waited for space: 0
    number of times drained protocols for space: 0
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size     clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------
    64       650       640       12
    128      200       188       33
    256      500       494       6
    512      200       197       24
    ----------------------------------
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -m dd" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    END-0 Buffer Pool
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size     clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------
    1528     80        77        10
    ----------------------------------

    END-1 Buffer Pool
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size     clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------
    1528     80        72        58
    ----------------------------------

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -p icmp" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:29 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    0966.1083    SYSTEM       INFO    REPT COND: system alive
                 Report Date:08-02-27  Time:08:00:29
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-27 08:00:29 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-27 08:00:29 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    ICMP:
        1 call to icmp_error
        0 error not generated because old message was icmp
        Output histogram:
                destination unreachable: 1
        0 message with bad code fields
        0 message < minimum length
        0 bad checksum
        0 message with bad length
        Input histogram:
                echo reply: 6
                destination unreachable: 1
        0 message response generated
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:29 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -p ip" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:44 EST EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:44 EST EAGLE 38.0.0
    IP:
            48 total
             0 badsum
             0 tooshort
             0 toosmall
             0 badhlen
             0 badlen
             0 infragments
             0 fragdropped
             0 fragtimeout
             0 forward
            14 cantforward
             0 redirectsent
             1 unknownprotocol
             0 nobuffers
             0 reassembled
             0 outfragments
             0 noroute

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:44 EST EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -p tcp" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:54 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:00:54 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    TCP:
        0 packet sent
                0 data packet (0 byte)
                0 data packet (0 byte) retransmitted
                0 ack-only packet (0 delayed)
                0 URG only packet
                0 window probe packet
                0 window update packet
                0 control packet
        0 packet received
                0 ack (for 0 byte)
                0 duplicate ack
                0 ack for unsent data
                0 packet (0 byte) received in-sequence
                0 completely duplicate packet (0 byte)
                0 packet with some dup. data (0 byte duped)
                0 out-of-order packet (0 byte)
                0 packet (0 byte) of data after window
                0 window probe
                0 window update packet
                0 packet received after close
                0 discarded for bad checksum
                0 discarded for bad header offset field
                0 discarded because packet too short
        0 connection request
        0 connection accept
        0 connection established (including accepts)
        0 connection closed (including 0 drop)
        0 embryonic connection dropped
        0 segment updated rtt (of 0 attempt)
        0 retransmit timeout
                0 connection dropped by rexmit timeout
        0 persist timeout
        0 keepalive timeout
                0 keepalive probe sent
                0 connection dropped by keepalive
        0 pcb cache lookup failed

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-07 08:00:54 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1305:cmd="netstat -p sctp" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-25 11:20:41 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-25 11:20:41 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
        ip packets sent...................................... 1474882
            ip packets sent with data chunk.................. 306354
            control chunks (excluding retransmissions)....... 1172759
            ordered data chunks (excluding retransmissions).. 1534350
            unordered data chunks (excluding retransmissions) 0
            user messages fragmented due to MTU.............. 0
            retransmit data chunks sent...................... 4
            sacks sent....................................... 496302
            send failed...................................... 0
        ip packets received.................................. 1816035
            ip packets received with data chunk.............. 989957
            control chunks (excluding duplicates)............ 833141
            ordered data chunks (excluding duplicates)....... 989968
            unordered data chunks (excluding duplicates)..... 0
            user messages reassembled........................ 0
            data chunks read................................. 988601
            duplicate tsns received.......................... 0
            sacks received................................... 153763
            gap ack blocks received.......................... 0
            out of the blue.................................. 4
            with invalid checksum............................ 0
        connections established.............................. 2954
            by upper layer................................... 0
            by remote endpoint............................... 2958
        connections terminated............................... 4
            ungracefully..................................... 2952
            gracefully....................................... 0
        associations dropped due to retransmits.............. 0
        consecutive retransmit timeouts...................... 4
        retransmit timer count............................... 6
        fast retransmit count................................ 0
        heartbeat requests received.......................... 330275
        heartbeat acks received.............................. 340239
        heartbeat requests sent.............................. 340258
        associations supported............................... 50
        milliseconds cookie life at 4-way start-up handshake. 5000
        retransmission attempts allowed at start-up phase.... 8

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-25 11:20:41 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -p udp" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-10 08:01:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0 
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-10 08:01:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    UDP:
        42 total packets
        29 input packets
        13 output packets
        0 incomplete header
        0 bad data length field
        0 bad checksum
        16 broadcasts received with no ports
        0 full socket
        13 pcb cache lookups failed
        1 pcb hash lookup failed

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-10 08:01:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="netstat -r" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:01:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:01:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    ROUTE NET TABLE
    destination      gateway              flags  Refcnt  Use           Interface
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    0.0.0.0          192.168.55.250       3      0       14            seeq1
    192.168.55.0     192.168.55.112       101    0       0             seeq1
    192.168.100.0    192.168.100.112      101    0       0             seeq0
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    ROUTE HOST TABLE
    destination      gateway              flags  Refcnt  Use           Interface
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    127.0.0.1        127.0.0.1            5      1       6             lo0
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-07 08:01:14 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:49:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    6734.1083    SYSTEM        INFO    REPT COND: system alive
                 Report Date:08-01-30  Time:09:49:57
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:49:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:49:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    Report Time       = 05-11-30  09:50:01.435
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775

    overflow = 0          excess coll. = 0          align. error = 0
    crc = 0               underflow = 0             rx collision = 0
    dribble = 0           late coll. = 0            very long = 0
    short fr = 0              coll. = 0             exc defer = 0
    oversize = 0          cs error = 0              rxerror = 132
    rxabort = 0           tx bytes = 60             rx broadcast = 104853
    read err = 0          tx frames = 1             tx broadcast = 1
    rx bytes = 6385476                              tx multicast = 0
    rx frames = 104856
    bit bucket = 0
    term count = 0
    runts = 0

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -m" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-02 10:34:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    6734.1083    SYSTEM        INFO    REPT COND: system alive
                 Report Date:08-02-02  Time:10:34:59
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-02 10:34:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-02 10:34:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Report Time       = 05-12-02  10:35:01.755
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-30  16:14:26.590
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-30  16:14:26.590

    IP Mulicast Reference Table
         Bit  0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7
      Byte-0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-3  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-4  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-5  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
      Byte-6  0  0  0  0  0  0  1  0
      Byte-7  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0

    Mulicast MAC Address List
      MAC Addr             Ref-Cnt   Byte  Bit
      01:00:5e:00:00:01      01      6     6

    Hardware Multicast Filter Register (unit=0)
      00 00 00 00 00 00 40 00
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-02 10:34:59 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 1 -m" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:51:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:51:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    Report Time       = 05-11-30  09:51:07.745
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-30  09:50:43.510

    Multicast is NOT enabled for unit=1

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:51:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -p" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:55 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:55 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Register           Value
    --------           ------
    Control        =   0x2100
    Status         =   0x7809
    PHY ID #1      =   0x0016
    PHY ID #2      =   0xf831
    AN Adv.        =   0x01e1
    AN REC         =   0x0000
    Config #1      =   0x0022
    Config #2      =   0xff00
    Status Output  =   0x02c0
    Mask           =   0xfff0

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:55 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -z" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:43 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:43 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    Report Time       = 05-11-30  09:50:43.510
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-30  09:50:43.510

    overflow = 0          excess coll. = 0          align. error = 0
    crc = 0               underflow = 0             rx collision = 0
    dribble = 0           late coll. = 0            very long = 0
    short fr = 0              coll. = 0             exc defer = 0
    oversize = 0          cs error = 0              rxerror = 0
    rxabort = 0           tx bytes = 0              rx broadcast = 0
    read err = 0          tx frames = 0             tx broadcast = 0
    rx bytes = 0                                    tx multicast = 0
    rx frames = 0
    bit bucket = 0
    term count = 0
    runts = 0

    Driver measurements for unit=0 cleared
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:43 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -h" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    Report Time       = 05-11-30  09:50:12.500
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775

    Hours Ago     Tx Frames     Tx Errors     Rx Frames     Rx Errors
    1             0             0             6298          0
    2             0             0             6295          0
    3             0             0             6295          0
    4             0             0             6295          0
    5             0             0             6295          0
    6             0             0             6295          0
    7             0             0             6296          0
    8             0             0             6296          0
    9             0             0             6294          0
    10            0             0             6294          0
    11            0             0             6295          0
    12            0             0             6296          0
    13            0             0             6294          0
    14            0             0             6295          0
    15            0             0             6294          0
    16            0             0             5248          0
    17            1             0             4852          0
    18            --            --            --            --
    19            --            --            --            --
    20            --            --            --            --
    21            --            --            --            --
    22            --            --            --            --
    23            --            --            --            --
    24            --            --            --            --

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:12 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -h 18" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 10:20:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 10:20:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Report Time       = 05-11-30  10:20:57.735
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-30  09:51:22.480

    NETSTAT:  Invalid hour number, cannot display 18 hour(s) ago.
              Stats have only been saved for 17 hour(s).
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 10:20:57 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:loc=1107:cmd="netstat -d 0 -h 15" 
Command Accepted - Processing
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Report Time       = 05-11-30  09:50:24.080
    Card Load Time    = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775
    Last Reset Time   = 05-11-29  16:46:49.775

    overflow = 0          excess coll. = 0          align. error = 0
    crc = 0               underflow = 0             rx collision = 0
    dribble = 0           late coll. = 0            very long = 0
    short fr = 0              coll. = 0             exc defer = 0
    oversize = 0          cs error = 0              rxerror = 0
    rxabort = 0           tx bytes = 0              rx broadcast = 6296
    read err = 0          tx frames = 0             tx broadcast = 0
    rx bytes = 383160                               tx multicast = 0
    rx frames = 6294
    bit bucket = 0
    term count = 0
    runts = 0

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-30 09:50:24 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;

Output for GPLs on E5-based Cards

pass:cmd="netstat":loc=1111

or

pass:cmd="netstat -h":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:43:47 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:43:47 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Usage: netstat [-a] [-e] [-h] [-m data|sys|dd] [-p icmp|igmp|ip|sctp|tcp|udp]
                   [-i] [-r] [-d 0|1 [-m] [-p] [-z] [-h 1..24] [-f]]
    Options:
        -a        display socket information for all protocols
        -e        display DPL driver measurement data
        -d        display Ethernet driver measurement data
        -h        display this message
        -m        display buffer pool information for 1 of the system pools
        -p        display socket information for 1 of the protocols
        -i        display interface information for all interfaces
        -r        display the route table information

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:43:47 IST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -a":loc=1111 
Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-06-21 16:26:30 IST  EAGLE5 39.0.0
    pass:cmd="netstat -a":loc=1105
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    tekelecstp 08-06-21 16:26:30 IST  EAGLE5 39.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-06-21 16:26:30 IST  EAGLE5 39.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> tklc_inetstatShow
    PCB      Proto Recv-Q     Send-Q      Local Address         (state)
                                          Foreign Address
    -------- ----- ---------- ----------  --------------------- -------
    2354720  TCP            0          0  0.0.0.0.23            LISTEN
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    232cd60  UDP     16921935          0  0.0.0.0.161
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    232cc20  UDP            0          0  127.0.0.1.1026
                                          127.0.0.1.17185
    232cae0  UDP     16921930          0  0.0.0.0.17185
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    232c9a0  UDP     16921922          0  0.0.0.0.68
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    232c5e0  UDP     16921912          0  127.0.0.1.1024
                                          0.0.0.0.0
    232c220  UDP            0          0  127.0.0.1.1025
                                          127.0.0.1.1024
    value = 1 = 0x1

;

    tekelecstp 08-06-21 16:26:30 IST  EAGLE5 39.0.0

;

    tekelecstp 08-06-21 16:26:30 IST  EAGLE5 39.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -e":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:45:51 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:45:51 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Dual Port Link Statistics
    In Ucast Octets = 0                  In Ucast Pkts = 0
    Out Ucast Octet = 0                  Out Ucast Pkts = 0
    Out Bcast Octets = 0                 Out Bcast Pkts = 0
    Out Ucast Octets Err = 0             Out Ucast Pkts Err = 0
    Out Bcast Octet Err = 0              Out Bcast Pkts Err = 0
    Invaled copy lenths = 0              IP Frame too big = 0
    No Mbufs Avail = 0                   No System bufs Avail = 0
    TVG Func Err = 0                     System buf Err = 0
    Inbound too big = 0

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:45:51 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;

Output for the netstat -i command varies based on the card type. The GEI interfaces are the ports that carry signaling and monitoring traffic external to the EAGLE. The number of these ports varies with the IP connection. Information for all 4 GEI interfaces is displayed on only FC Capable cards as shown below.

The interfaces listed in the netstat - i output correspond to a card's ports as follows:

  • For Signaling GPLs (IPSG, IPLIMx, IPGWx):
  • gei 2 = IP signaling interface A
  • gei 0 = IP signaling interface B
  • gei 3 = Fast Copy interface A
  • gei 1 = Fast Copy interface B
  • DPLend = pseudo-IP interface used only by network cards for STC-style Integrated Monitoring
  • LO = local loopback interface

For SCCPx GPLs:

  • gei 0 = IP interface A
  • gei 1 = IP interface B
  • DPLend = pseudo-IP interface used only by network cards for STC-style Integrated Monitoring
  • LO = local loopback interface
  • BOND = interface formed by bonding the two IP interfaces
pass:cmd="netstat -i":loc=1111 
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    pass:loc=1111:cmd="netstat -i"
    Command entered at terminal #17.
;

    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
Command Accepted - Processing
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
Command Executed
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> tklc_ifShow
    lo (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x48049) UP LOOPBACK MULTICAST TRAILERS ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         Type: SOFTWARE_LOOPBACK
         inet: 127.0.0.1
         Netmask 0xff000000 Subnetmask 0xff000000
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1536
         0 packets received; 1 packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    DPLend (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x60043) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 172.20.48.249
         Broadcast address: 172.20.51.255
         Netmask 0xffff0000 Subnetmask 0xfffffc00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:00:00:00:f9
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 485
         84 octets received
         56 octets sent
         2 unicast packets received
         2 unicast packets sent
         0 non-unicast packets received
         0 non-unicast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 2):
         Flags: (0x70043) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         PHY Flags: (0x12212) AUTONEG 100MB FDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 192.168.54.117
         Broadcast address: 192.168.54.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:46:bc
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         320 octets received
         128 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         5 broadcast packets received
         2 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x30002) DOWN BROADCAST ARP
         PHY Flags: (0x2221) AUTONEG DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 192.168.51.42
         Broadcast address: 192.168.51.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:48:64
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         0 octets received
         64 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 broadcast packets received
         1 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 3):
         Flags: (0x78042) DOWN BROADCAST MULTICAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         PHY Flags: (0x2224) AUTONEG DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 172.21.48.249
         Broadcast address: 172.21.49.255
         Netmask 0xffff0000 Subnetmask 0xfffffe00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:46:bd
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 2000
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 broadcast packets received
         0 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 1):
         Flags: (0x78042) DOWN BROADCAST MULTICAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         PHY Flags: (0x2221) AUTONEG DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 172.22.48.249
         Broadcast address: 172.22.49.255
         Netmask 0xffff0000 Subnetmask 0xfffffe00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:48:65
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 2000
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 broadcast packets received
         0 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    value = 26 = 0x1a
;
    e1030703 09-10-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

;

    e1030703 09-10-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;

This example displays BOND and GEI interfaces. Bond interfaces are supported by only E5-SM4G and E5-SM8G-B cards.

pass:cmd="netstat -i":loc=1111 
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    pass:loc=1111:cmd="netstat -i"
    Command entered at terminal #17.
;

    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
Command Accepted - Processing
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
Command Executed
    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:31 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> tklc_ifShow
    lo (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x48049) UP LOOPBACK MULTICAST TRAILERS ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         Type: SOFTWARE_LOOPBACK
         inet: 127.0.0.1
         Netmask 0xff000000 Subnetmask 0xff000000
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1536
         0 packets received; 1 packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 input errors; 0 output errors
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    DPLend (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x20043) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         Ethernet address is 00:00:00:00:00:00
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 485
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 non-unicast packets received
         0 non-unicast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x78042) DOWN BROADCAST MULTICAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         PHY Flags (0x2022) 100MB HDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 192.168.122.4
         Broadcast address: 192.168.122.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:0f:3a
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 broadcast packets received
         0 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    gei (unit number 1):
         Flags: (0x78042) DOWN BROADCAST MULTICAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         PHY Flags (0x2021) 10MB HDX DIX
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 192.168.121.4
         Broadcast address: 192.168.121.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:17:0d:0f:3b
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 1500
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 multicast packets received
         0 multicast packets sent
         0 broadcast packets received
         0 broadcast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    Bond (unit number 0):
         Flags: (0x60043) UP BROADCAST ARP RUNNING INET_UP
         Type: ETHERNET_CSMACD
         inet: 192.168.123.4
         Broadcast address: 192.168.123.255
         Netmask 0xffffff00 Subnetmask 0xffffff00
         Ethernet address is 00:00:00:00:00:00
         Metric is 0
         Maximum Transfer Unit size is 485
         0 octets received
         0 octets sent
         0 unicast packets received
         0 unicast packets sent
         0 non-unicast packets received
         0 non-unicast packets sent
         0 incoming packets discarded
         0 outgoing packets discarded
         0 incoming errors
         0 outgoing errors
         0 unknown protos
         0 collisions; 0 dropped
         0 output queue drops
    value = 26 = 0x1a

;

    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0
;

    e1030703 09-12-13 19:15:38 EST  EAGLE 42.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -m data":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:24 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:24 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output
    -> netStackDataPoolShow
    type        number
    ---------   ------
    FREE    :    37587
    DATA    :     23
    HEADER  :     22
    SOCKET  :      0
    PCB     :      0
    RTABLE  :      0
    HTABLE  :      0
    ATABLE  :      0
    SONAME  :      0
    ZOMBIE  :      0
    SOOPTS  :      0
    FTABLE  :      0
    RIGHTS  :      0
    IFADDR  :      0
    CONTROL :      0
    OOBDATA :      0
    IPMOPTS :      0
    IPMADDR :      0
    IFMADDR :      0
    MRTABLE :      0
    TAG     :      0
    TOTAL   :    37632
    number of mbufs: 37632
    number of times failed to find space: 0
    number of times waited for space: 0
    number of times drained protocols for space: 0
    __________________
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    size      clusters  free      usage     minsize   maxsize   avgsize
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    64        6336      6336      33        4         56        13
    128       6336      6313      712952418 128       128       1
    256       6336      6336      0         0         0         0
    512       10240     10218     712654339 293       293       3
    1024      1024      1024      0         0         0         0
    2048      1024      1024      0         0         0         0
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    value = 80 = 0x50 = 'P'
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:24 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -m sys":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:44 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:44 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> netStackSysPoolShow
    type        number
    ---------   ------
    FREE    :    3696
    DATA    :      4
    HEADER  :      0
    SOCKET  :      0
    PCB     :      0
    RTABLE  :      0
    HTABLE  :      0
    ATABLE  :      0
    SONAME  :      0
    ZOMBIE  :      0
    SOOPTS  :      0
    FTABLE  :      0
    RIGHTS  :      0
    IFADDR  :      0
    CONTROL :      0
    OOBDATA :      0
    IPMOPTS :      0
    IPMADDR :      0
    IFMADDR :      0
    MRTABLE :      0
    TAG     :      0
    TOTAL   :    3700
    number of mbufs: 3700
    number of times failed to find space: 0
    number of times waited for space: 0
    number of times drained protocols for space: 0
    __________________
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    size      clusters  free      usage     minsize   maxsize   avgsize
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    20        500       477       28        8         20        16
    44        500       495       5         24        32        35
    96        500       487       13        48        96        65
    172       500       490       10        116       160       150
    292       500       487       1059      176       256       0
    664       500       486       1064      384       592       1
    1144      100       95        5         1144      1144      228
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    value = 80 = 0x50 = 'P'
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:46:47 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -m dd":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:03 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:03 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    END-0 Buffer Pool
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------------
    1536 800       480       0
    ----------------------------------------

    END-1 Buffer Pool
    ------------------
    CLUSTER POOL TABLE
    ------------------
    size clusters  free      usage
    ----------------------------------------
    1536 800       640       0
    ----------------------------------------

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:05 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p icmp":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> icmpstatShow
    ICMP:
        0 call to icmp_error
        0 error not generated because old message was icmp
        Output histogram:
                echo: 1042
        0 message with bad code fields
        0 message < minimum length
        0 bad checksum
        0 message with bad length
        Input histogram:
                echo reply: 1042
        0 message response generated
    value = 30 = 0x1e

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p igmp":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:31 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:31 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> igmpstatShow
    IGMP:
        0 invalid queries received
        0 invalid reports received
        0 bad checksums received
        0 reports for local groups received
        0 membership queries received
        0 membership reports received
        0 short packets received
        0 total messages received
        0 membership reports sent
    value = 27 = 0x1b

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:31 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p ip":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:50 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:50 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> ipstatShow
                   total  392695394
                  badsum          0
                tooshort          0
                toosmall          0
                 badhlen          0
                  badlen          0
             infragments          0
             fragdropped          0
             fragtimeout          0
                 forward          0
             fastforward          0
             cantforward          0
            redirectsent          0
         unknownprotocol          0
               delivered  392695394
                localout  712875071
               nobuffers          0
             reassembled          0
              fragmented          0
            outfragments          0
                cantfrag          0
              badoptions          0
                 noroute          0
                 badvers          0
                  rawout          0
                 toolong          0
               notmember          0
                   nogif          0
                 badaddr          0

    value = 1 = 0x1

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:47:50 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p tcp":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:10 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:10 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> tcpstatShow
    TCP:
        712802525 packets sent
                712802521 data packets (-1599247397 bytes)
                0 data packet (0 byte) retransmitted
                2 ack-only packets (0 delayed)
                0 URG only packet
                0 window probe packet
                0 window update packet
                3 control packets
        392101363 packets received
                392101363 acks (for -1599247397 bytes)
                0 duplicate ack
                0 ack for unsent data
                0 packet (0 byte) received in-sequence
                0 completely duplicate packet (0 byte)
                0 packet with some dup. data (0 byte duped)
                0 out-of-order packet (0 byte)
                0 packet (0 byte) of data after window
                0 window probe
                0 window update packet
                0 packet received after close
                0 discarded for bad checksum
                0 discarded for bad header offset field
                0 discarded because packet too short
        3 connection requests
        0 connection accept
        1 connection established (including accepts)
        2 connections closed (including 0 drop)
        0 embryonic connection dropped
        392101363 segments updated rtt (of 44575243 attempts)
        1 retransmit timeout
                0 connection dropped by rexmit timeout
        0 persist timeout
        7 keepalive timeouts
                0 keepalive probe sent
                0 connection dropped by keepalive
        0 pcb cache lookup failed
    value = 27 = 0x1b
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:10 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p sctp":loc=1106 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-24 05:41:04 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-24 05:41:04 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    ip packets sent...................................... 214
        ip packets sent with data chunk.................. 8
        control chunks (excluding retransmissions)....... 211
        ordered data chunks (excluding retransmissions).. 8
        unordered data chunks (excluding retransmissions) 0
        user messages fragmented due to MTU.............. 0
        retransmit data chunks sent...................... 0
        sacks sent....................................... 9
        send failed...................................... 0
    ip packets received.................................. 215
        ip packets received with data chunk.............. 8
        control chunks (excluding duplicates)............ 211
        ordered data chunks (excluding duplicates)....... 8
        unordered data chunks (excluding duplicates)..... 0
        user messages reassembled........................ 0
        data chunks read................................. 8
        duplicate tsns received.......................... 0
        sacks received................................... 9
        gap ack blocks received.......................... 0
        out of the blue.................................. 0
        with invalid checksum............................ 0
    connections established.............................. 1
        by upper layer................................... 0
        by remote endpoint............................... 1
    connections terminated............................... 0
        ungracefully..................................... 0
        gracefully....................................... 0
    associations dropped due to retransmits.............. 0
    consecutive retransmit timeouts...................... 0
    retransmit timer count............................... 0
    fast retransmit count................................ 0
    heartbeat requests received.......................... 99
    heartbeat acks received.............................. 99
    heartbeat requests sent.............................. 99
    associations supported............................... 16
    milliseconds cookie life at 4-way start-up handshake. 5000
    retransmission attempts allowed at start-up phase.... 10

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-24 05:41:04 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -p udp":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:40 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:40 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> udpstatShow
    UDP:
        714029 total packets
        612012 input packets
        102017 output packets
        0 incomplete header
        0 bad data length field
        0 bad checksum
        510042 broadcasts received with no ports
        0 full socket
        0 pcb cache lookup failed
        0 pcb hash lookup failed
    value = 26 = 0x1a

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:48:40 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -r":loc=1112 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-02-19 05:58:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-02-19 05:58:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    SDS Shell Output

    -> tklc_routeShow

    ROUTE NET TABLE
    destination      gateway              flags  Refcnt  Use       Interface
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    172.20.48.0      172.20.48.250        33554689  0       0         DPLend0
    192.168.55.0     192.168.55.252       33554689  2       0         gei2
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------

    ROUTE HOST TABLE
    destination      gateway              flags  Refcnt  Use       Interface
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    127.0.0.1        127.0.0.1            35651589  3       15        lo0
    192.168.99.100   192.168.55.211       33554439  0       0         gei2
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    value = 0 = 0x0

;

    tekelecstp 08-02-19 05:58:13 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command
pass:cmd="netstat -d 0":loc=1111 
Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:49:16 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:49:16 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Report Time       = 00-00-00  00:00:59.001
    Card Load Time    = 00-00-00  00:00:09.905
    Last Reset Time   = 00-00-00  00:00:09.905

    crc err = 0             align err = 0             symbol err = 0
    rx err = 0              missed pkt = 0            sequence err = 0
    cr ex er = 0            rx len err = 0            rx no buf = 0
    rx total = 243721       rx undersz = 0            rx frag = 0
    good pkt rx= 243721     rx bcast = 11652          rx mcast = 0
    rx oversz = 0           rx jabber = 0             collision = 0
    tx total = 381079       late coln = 0             tx underun = 0
    good pkt tx= 381079     tx bcast = 0              tx mcast = 0
    defer count = 0                       tx no crs = 0
    good octets rx = 16988038             total octets rx = 16988038
    good octets tx = 137538057            total octets tx = 137538057

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:49:16 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -d 0 -z":loc=1111 
    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Driver measurements for unit 0 cleared
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:07 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
pass:cmd="netstat -d 0 -f":loc=1111 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:22 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:22 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    Report Time       = 00-00-00  00:01:01.335
    Card Load Time    = 00-00-00  00:00:09.905
    Last Reset Time   = 00-00-00  00:00:46.665

    crc err = 0             align err = 0             symbol err = 0
    rx err = 0              missed pkt = 0            sequence err = 0
    cr ex er = 0            rx len err = 0            rx no buf = 0
    rx total = 13562        rx undersz = 0            rx frag = 0
    good pkt rx= 13562      rx bcast = 149            rx mcast = 0
    rx oversz = 0           rx jabber = 0             collision = 0
    tx total = 22019        late coln = 0             tx underun = 0
    good pkt tx= 22019      tx bcast = 0              tx mcast = 0
    single col = 0          excess coln = 0           multi colsn = 0
    pkt rx  64 = 179        pkt rx  127 = 13383       pkt rx  255 = 0
    pkt rx 511 = 0          pkt rx 1023 = 0           pkt rx 1522 = 0
    pkt tx  64 = 30         pkt tx  127 = 0           pkt tx  255 = 0
    pkt tx 511 = 21989      pkt tx 1023 = 0           pkt tx 1522 = 0
    tcp cxt tx = 0          rx FIFO head = 0x00000caf rx FIFO tail = 0x00000caf
    rx FIFO pc = 0          rx FIFO hs = 0x00000caf   rx FIFO ts = 0x00000caf
    tcp tx fc = 0           tx FIFO head = 0x00001f30 tx FIFO tail = 0x00001f30
    tx FIFO pc = 0          tx FIFO hs = 0x00001f30   tx FIFO ts = 0x00001f30
    XON rcv = 0             XON xmit = 0              XOFF rcv = 0
    XOFF tx = 0                           unsupport FC = 0
    defer count = 0                       tx no crs = 0
    good octets rx = 948266               total octets rx = 948266
    good octets tx = 7983927              total octets tx = 7983927

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:22 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
    5463.1083    SYSTEM        INFO    REPT COND: system alive
                 Report Date:02-01-19  Time:04:50:24

;

    tekelecstp 08-01-19 04:50:22 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    NETSTAT command complete

;
None.

nslookup

This command returns the IP address for a given hostname, or returns a hostname for a given IP address.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the nslookup command has the option destination. An IP address or hostname can be specified for the destination, as in the commands nslookup 192.168.100.3 and nslookup dcm1107a. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

destination

The destination can be either an IP address or hostname.

IP address

The IP address is a TCP/IP address expressed in standard “dot notation.” IP addresses consist of the system’s network number and the machine’s unique host number. An example IP address is 192.9.200.44, where 192.9.200 is the network number and 44 is the machine’s host number.

Range:
4 numbers separated by dots, with each number in the range of 0-255.
hostname

Hostname. The logical name assigned to the device with the IP address indicated.

Range:
a-z, A–Z, 0–9, -, .

(any string of characters beginning with a letter and comprising up to 60 characters in length)

-h

This option provides help information for the command.

Example

nslookup 192.9.200.44

nslookup nc.tekelec.com

nslookup 2005:1a3c:2a3e:12ef:9064:8b6c:567a:78fd

Dependencies

The actual nslookup text string must be followed by a destination (either a hostname or IP address).

Whether a host is found depends on the configuration of the host table and domain name servers.

Notes

The nslookup command is executed through the pass command.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup"

or

pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup -h" 
Command Accepted - Processing
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:21 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:21 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:21 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: nslookup [hostname|ipaddr]

    Options:
        hostname  String name
        ipaddr    d.d.d.d
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:22 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    NSLOOKUP command complete
pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup dcm1107a" 
Command Accepted - Processing
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup dcm1107a"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    NSLOOKUP command in progress

;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:43:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Configured Domain Name Data

    DNSA = 192.168.100.3
    DNSB = 0.0.0.0
    Domain Name = nc.tekelec.com
    Search Order = LOCAL First

    Resolving host name - dcm1107a

    Host Table entry
        dcm1107a - 192.168.100.113
    DNS Server - No entry exists

    Currently using Host Table entry

    NSLOOKUP command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="nslookup 198.89.40.60" 
Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 13:21:49 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass: loc=1105: cmd="nslookup 198.89.40.60"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 13:21:49 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 13:21:49 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0

    NSLOOKUP command in progress


;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 13:21:49 EST EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Configured Domain Name Data

    DNSA = 198.89.40.60
    DNSB = 0.0.0.0
    Domain Name = nc.tekelec.com
    Search Order = LOCAL First

    Resolving IP address - 198.89.40.60

    Host Table - No entry exists
    DNS Server
        tekral.nc.tekelec.com - 198.89.40.60

    Currently using DNS Server entry


    NSLOOKUP command complete
None.

pct

This command is used to maintain per-translation statistics and to test Point Code and CIC Translation (PCT) functionality. The command can use Stats mode to reset or display per-translation statistics or Test mode to test PCT behavior.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

-h

This option is used to provide help information for the command.

The following options are common to both Stats mode and Test mode:

-p pctype

Point Code Type. This option applies to all point codes in the option list.

Range:
ansi, itui, itun
Default
ansi

The following options apply to only Stats mode:

-a realpc

Real Point Code

-c cicr

CIC range. This option can be specified only if SI is 4, 5, or 13.

Range:
The option can be in one of these forms:
  • wildcard(*)
  • ecics-ecice:rcics-rcice, e.g., 5-10:15-20
  • ecics:rcics (e.g., 5:6, which is equivalent to 5-5:6-6)
-e epc

Emulated Point Code

-f fpc

Filter Point Code. This option can be a wildcard (*).

-l

List the stats for the selected rules. The -e or -a option must be supplied. Both of these options can be specified.

-r

Resets the stats for selected rules. If no other options are specified, then this option resets stats on all rules. If other options are specified, then the -e or -a option must be specified.

-s si
Range:
0, 3, 4, 5, 13, or wildcard (*)
-u ssn

Subsystem Number. The si=3 option must be specified before this option can be specified. This option can be a wildcard (*)

The following options apply only to Test mode.

-c cic

CIC in simulated MSU. If a value of 4, 5, or 13 is specified for the si option, then the -c must be specified.

-d dpc

Destination Point Code in simulated MSU.

-o opc

Originating Point Code in simulated MSU.

-s si

SI in simulated MSU.

-u ssn

Subsystem number in CgPA and CdPA in simulated MSU. The si=3 option must be specified before the -u option can be specified. If the -u is not specified, and the si=3 is specified, then the route on SSN is off.

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -h"

pass:loc=1201:cmd=”pct –m stats –r –e 4-3-1”

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -m test -d 4-3-1 -o 7-2-30 -s 3 -u 26"

Dependencies

None

Notes

None

Output

This example shows a help report:

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -h" 
Command Accepted – Processing
    Usage:
      pct -m stats [-l | -r] [-p pctype] [-e epc] [-f fpc] [-a realpc] [-s si] [-u ssn] [-c cicr]
      pct -m test [-p pctype] -d dpc -o opc -s si [-c cic] [-u ssn]
      pct -h
    Modes:
      stats - reset or display per-rule stats
      test  - test PCT behavior for a message with the specified field values
    Common Options:
      -p   pctype is ANSI, ITUI, or ITUN
    stats Mode Options:
      -r   reset the stats for selected rules
           with no other options, resets stats on all rules
           if other options present, -e or -a must be supplied
      -l   list the stats for selected rules (default)
           the -e or -a option must be supplied
           both -e and -a may be supplied
      -e   emulated point code
      -a   real point code
      -c   cicr is in these forms:
             * (see Note 1)
             ecics-ecice:rcics-rcice, e.g., 5-10:15-20
             ecics:rcics, e.g., 5:6 which is equiv to 5-5:6-6
           allowed only if SI is 4, 5, or 13
      -f   filter pc; may be * (see Note 1)
      -s   si; can be 0, 3, 4, 5, 13, or * (see Note 1)
      -u   ssn; may be * (see Note 1)
           allowed only if SI is 3
    test Mode Options:
      -d   DPC in simulated MSU
      -o   OPC in simulated MSU
      -s   SI in simulated MSU
      -u   SSN in CgPA and CdPA in simulated MSU;
           if absent and si is 3, indicates that route on SSN is off;
           allowed only if SI is 3
      -c   CIC in simulated MSU;
           required if SI is 4, 5, or 13
    Notes:
      1. an explicit * will match only with rule containing a wildcard; to match
         on wildcard or a specific value, do not specify the associated option

Stats Mode

With the -l option, all matching translations are displayed along with the following three statistics for each translation:

  • DPCLKP – Number of successful translations of the DPC and/or CIC of a message (the number of successful DPC lookups).
  • OPCLKP – Number of successful translations of the OPC and/or CIC of a message (the number of successful OPC lookups).
  • MSUDISC – Number of messages discarded after successfully translating the DPC of a message from an emulated point code to a real point code, but where the real point code is unreachable.

The IDX (index) column is the unique row number of the entry in the PCT table. The index for a particular translation is the same across all cards.

The output for a single translation consists of two or three lines.

For translations with an SI of 4, 5, or 13, the CIC range field is displayed only for translations with a specific value for the CIC range.

This example lists all translations with an EPC of 4-3-1 (ANSI):

pass:loc=1201:cmd=”pct –m stats –l –e 4-3-1” 
Command Accepted – Processing

    idx            epc            rpc            fpc si ssn
      6    004-003-001    007-003-001    007-002-030  3  24
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
      7    004-003-001    007-003-002    007-002-030  3  26
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
      8    004-003-001    007-003-006    007-002-030  5 ---
        ecic: 100-105  rcic: 200-205
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
      9    004-003-001    007-003-011    007-002-*    3  24
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     10    004-003-001    007-003-016    007-*-*      3  24
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     11    004-003-001    007-003-021    007-002-030  3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     12    004-003-001    007-003-026    007-002-030  5 ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     13    004-003-001    007-003-031    007-002-*    3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     14    004-003-001    007-003-036    007-003-*    3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     15    004-003-001    007-003-041    007-*-*      3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     16    004-003-001    007-003-046    008-*-*      3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     17    004-003-001    007-003-051    007-002-029  * ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     18    004-003-001    007-003-056    007-002-030  * ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     19    004-003-001    007-003-061    007-002-*    * ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     20    004-003-001    007-003-066    007-*-*      * ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     21    004-003-001    007-003-071 --------------  3  24
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     22    004-003-001    007-003-076 --------------  5 ---
        ecic: 100-105  rcic: 200-205
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     23    004-003-001    007-003-081 --------------  3   *
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     24    004-003-001    007-003-086 --------------  5 ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0
     25    004-003-001    007-003-091 --------------  * ---
        dpclkp: 0  opclkp: 0  msudisc: 0

This example resets counters for all translations with an EPC of 4-3-1 (ANSI):

pass:loc=1201:cmd=”pct –m stats –r –e 4-3-1” 
Command Accepted – Processing

Stats reset on 20 rules

Test Mode

Test mode allows determination of whether an incoming message with the specified field values would result in a match on an entry in the PCT table. Output includes the content of the message, as specified on the command line, the lookup result, and the matching entry if a match exists.

This example shows a match on the DPC lookup:

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -m test -d 4-3-1 -o 7-2-30 -s 3 -u 26" 
Command Accepted – Processing

    Point Code and CIC Translation Lookup Test
    MSU content:
      OPC:    007-002-030
      DPC:    004-003-001
       SI:              3
      SSN:             26
    Lookup result:
      Match on DPC was found
    Matching entry:
    idx            epc            rpc            fpc si ssn
      7    004-003-001    007-003-002    007-002-030  3  26

This example shows a match on the OPC lookup:

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -m test -d 7-2-30 -o 7-3-2 -s 3 -u 26" 
Command Accepted – Processing

    Point Code and CIC Translation Lookup Test
    MSU content:
      OPC:    007-003-002
      DPC:    007-002-030
       SI:              3
      SSN:             26
    Lookup result:
      Match on OPC was found
    Matching entry:
    idx            epc            rpc            fpc si ssn
      7    004-003-001    007-003-002    007-002-030  3  26

This example shows a match on a DPC lookup where the matching translation has a wildcard Filter PC and a wildcard SI:

pass:loc=1201:cmd="pct -m test -d 4-3-1 -o 9-9-9 -s 4 –c 106" 
Command Accepted – Processing

    Point Code and CIC Translation Lookup Test
    MSU content:
      OPC:    009-009-009
      DPC:    004-003-001
       SI:              4
      CIC:            106
    Lookup result:
      Match on DPC was found
    Matching entry:
    idx            epc            rpc            fpc si ssn
     25    004-003-001    007-003-091 --------------  * ---
None.

ping

This command is used to test for the presence of hosts on the network. This command is invoked with a destination (either a hostname or IP address).

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the ping command has the option destination. An IP address or hostname can be specified for the destination, as in the commands ping 192.9.200.44 and ping nc.tekelec.com. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

destination
The destination can be either an IP address or hostname.
IP address
The IP address is a TCP/IP address expressed in standard “dot notation.” IP addresses consist of the system’s network number and the machine’s unique host number. An example IP address is 192.9.200.44, where 192.9.200 is the network number and 44 is the machine’s host number.
Range:
4 numbers separated by dots, with each number in the range of 0-255.
hostname
Hostname. The logical name assigned to the device with the IP address indicated.
Range:
any string of characters beginning with a letter and comprising (a..z, A..Z, 0..9, '-', or '.') up to 120 characters in length.
-i

The number of ping requests to send.

Range:
1 - 5
Default:
3
-n
The size of message to use in test.
Range:
12 - 2048
Default:
64
-h

This option provides help information for the command.

-f

This option sets the DF (Don't Fragment) bit in the IP header of ICMP packet.

Example

ping 192.9.200.44

ping nc.tekelec.com

ping 192.9.200.44 -i 5 -n 2048

ping 10.254.111.21 -f -n 1480

Dependencies

The actual ping text string must be followed by a destination (either a hostname or IP address) prior to the options.

Notes

The ping command is executed through the pass command.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping" or

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping -h"


Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:29:35 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:29:35 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:29:35 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: ping <hostname | ipaddr> [-h] [-i size] [-n count]
    Options:
       -f        Sets the DF (Don't Fragment) bit in IP header of ICMP packet.
       -h        Displays this message
       -i count  Number of pings to send. Range=1..5. Default=3.
       -n size   Sets size of ICMP echo packet. Range=12..2048. Default=64.
       hostname  Name of machine to ping
       ipaddr    IP Address of machine to ping (d.d.d.d)
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:29:36 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    PING command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:16 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:16 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:16 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PING command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:18 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0 
    PING tekral (192.168.100.3): 56 data bytes
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=0.time=5. ms
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=1.time=0. ms
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=2.time=0. ms
    ----tekral PING Statistics----
    3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
    round-trip (ms)  min/avg/max = 0/1/5

    PING command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping 192.168.100.3" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:44 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping 192.168.100.3"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:44 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:44 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PING command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:30:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0 
    PING 192.168.100.3: 56 data bytes
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=0.time=5. ms
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=1.time=0. ms
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com (192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=2.time=0. ms
    ----192.168.100.3 PING Statistics----
    3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
    round-trip (ms)  min/avg/max = 0/1/5

    PING command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral -i 2" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:31:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral -i 2"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:31:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:31:46 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    PING command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:31:47 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PING tekral (192.168.100.3): 56 data bytes
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com(192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=0.time=10. ms
    64 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com(192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=1.time=0. ms
    ----tekral PING Statistics----
    2 packets transmitted, 2 packets received, 0% packet loss
    round-trip (ms)  min/avg/max = 0/5/10

    PING command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral -i 2 -n 200" 
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ping tekral -i 2 -n 200"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    PING command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:10 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PING tekral (192.168.100.3): 192 data bytes
    200 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com(192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=0.time=5. ms
    200 bytes from tekral.nc.tekelec.com(192.168.100.3):icmp_seq=1.time=0. ms
    ----tekral PING Statistics----
    2 packets transmitted, 2 packets received, 0% packet loss
    round-trip (ms)  min/avg/max = 0/2/5

    PING command complete
;

Note:

In this example, the response shows eight bytes less than the entry (192 as opposed to 200) because the ping command may use eight bytes automatically.
pass:loc=1308:cmd="ping 10.254.111.21 -f -n 1480"
Command Accepted - Processing

eagle10212 12-06-19 10:07:42 EST EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0
pass:loc=1380:cmd="ping 10.254.111.21 -f - n 1480"
Command entered at terminal #5.

eagle10212 12-06-19 10:07:42 EST EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0

PING command in progress
;

eagle10212 12-06-16 10:07:42 EST EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0
PING 10.254.111.21: 1472 data bytes
DF bit set. Fragmentation Needed
PING: no answer from 10.254.111.21
PING command complete
;
pass:loc=1308:cmd="ping 10.254.111.21 -f -n 1380"

Command Accepted -Processing
eagle10212 12-06-19 10:06:58 EST  EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0
    pass:loc=1308:cmd="ping 10.254.111.21 -f -n 1380"
    Command entered at terminal #5.

    eagle10212 12-06-19 10:06:58 EST  EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0

    PING command in progress

;

    eagle10212 12-06-19 10:06:58 EST  EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0

;
    eagle10212 12-06-19 10:07:00 EST  EAGLE5 44.0.0-64.33.0
    PING 10.254.111.21: 1372 data bytes
    1380 bytes from e1021301.1308a (10.254.111.21): icmp_seq=0. time=329319. ms
    1380 bytes from e1021301.1308a (10.254.111.21): icmp_seq=1. time=330319. ms
    1380 bytes from e1021301.1308a (10.254.111.21): icmp_seq=2. time=331319. ms
    ----10.254.111.21 PING Statistics----
    3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0% packet loss
    round-trip (ms)  min/avg/max = 329319/330319/331319

    PING command complete

;
None.

sctp

This command is used to provide a view of SCTP instance and association information.

Options

-a aname

This option is used to retrieve the measurements and information for a specific association.

-l

This option is used to display logging details for associations. The logging details are independent of the association state (close or open).

-p <port>

This option is used to retrieve the measurements for a specified SCTP port.

-r

This option is used to reset specified measurements. The associated report is not displayed.

-h

This option is used to display help information for the command. Either brief or full help reports can be generated.

-m

This option is used to display SCTP incoming/outgoing (IO) header audit reports for common and dedicated IO header pools. The IO header is a transmission sequence number (TSN) control block used in processing SCTP chunks. The report shows total, currently available, and minimum IO header counts for the IO header pool shared by all associations (common pool) and the IO header pool for each association (dedicated pool).

Example

pass:cmd="sctp -a aname":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -l":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -l aname":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -p port":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -r -a aname":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -r -l aname":loc=1307

pass:cmd="sctp -m"

pass:cmd="sctp"

Dependencies

The -r option can be specified in the same command as the -a, -p, or -l option. Otherwise, only one option can be specified at a time.

Notes

None

Output

Either brief or full help reports can be displayed. A full help report is generated by adding the -h full option to the command line.

This example shows a brief help report:

pass:loc=1305:cmd="sctp -h" 

    Usage: [ [[[-a aname] | [-p port] | [-l [aname]]] [-r [-s]]] | [-m] | [-h [full]] ] 

    Options:
        (no parameters)    display list of SCTP ports
        -a aname           display association report
        -p port            display SCTP port report
        -r                 reset specified SCTP measurements
        -m                 display IO header usage report
        -l aname           display association event log
        -l                 display all event logs
        -r -l              reset all SCTP event logs
        -r -s              reset all SCTP measurements and pegs
        -h                 displays command help (brief or full)

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example shows a full help report:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp -h full" 
    Usage: sctp [[[[-a aname] | [-p port] | [-l [aname]]] [-r [-s]]] | [-m] | [-h [full]]] 

    Options:
        (no parameters)    display list of SCTP ports
        -a aname           display association report
        -p port            display SCTP port report
        -r                 reset specified SCTP measurements
        -m                 display IO header usage report
        -l aname           display association event log
        -l                 display all event logs
        -r -l              reset all SCTP event logs
        -r -s              reset all SCTP measurements and pegs
        -h                 displays command help (brief or full)

    no parameters option
        Summary list of all SCTP instances.  To list all the SCTP
        ports issue the following command:
                     sctp

    -a aname option details
        Retrieves detailed information and measurements for a specific
        association. For example the following SCTP command will get the
        measurements and detailed information for the association with
        association name = assoc1.
                     sctp -a assoc1
        In remote address field of output configured RHOST or ARHOST or both IP
        address will be displayed based on the presence in association remote network 
    array

    -p port option details
        Retrieves detailed information for a specified SCTP port.
        For example the following SCTP command will get the detailed
        information for the SCTP port with a local port of 200.
                     sctp -p 200
        In remote address field of output configured RHOST or ARHOST or both IP 
        address will be displayed based on the presence in association remote network 
        array

    -r option details
        Resets specified SCTP Measurements. See examples below.
        Resets measurements for specified association:
                     sctp -r -a assoc
        Resets measurements for all associations on port 2000:
                     sctp -r -p 2000
        Resets measurements and event logs for all ports/associations:
                     sctp –r
        Resets event logs for specified association:
                     sctp -r -l assoc
        Resets event logs for all associations:
                     sctp -r -l
        Resets measurements for all associations:
                     sctp -r -s

    -m
        This option displays SCTP IO header audit report for common and
        dedicated IO header pools. The report shows total, currently
        available and minimum (low water mark) IO header counts for common
        and each association's dedicated pool.
        IO header is a TSN control block used in processing SCTP chunks.
        Common pool is IO header pool shared by all associations.
        Dedicated pool is a per-association IO header pool.
                     sctp -m;

    -l option details
        This option displays logging details for associations. The logging
        details are independent of the association state (close or open).
        See examples below:
        The following SCTP command will get the logging details
        for all associations on the specified card. 
                     sctp -l
        The following SCTP command will get the logging
        details for the association with association name = assoc1.
                     sctp -l assoc1

;
        rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

        SCTP command complete

;

This example shows a summary list of all SCTP ports. All SCTP ports and number of associations associated with each port is displayed.

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp" 

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    Local   Local IP       Num of
    Port    Address        Assoc
     7001   192.168.110.35       1 
     2222   192.168.110.12 3
            192.168.112.12

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example shows specific SCTP association information and measurements:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –a assoc1" 
    e1090203 10-11-01 12:52:56 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0
    Aname       Local              Local   Remote             Remote
                Address     Port    Address            Port
    assoc1      192.168.110.12     2222    192.168.112.4      5555
                192.168.112.12             192.168.110.2

               Configuration                            State
            Retransmission Mode = LIN         State = OPEN
    Min. Retransmission Timeout = 10000       ULP association id = 18
    Max. Retransmission Timeout = 800000      Number of nets = 2
         Max. Number of Retries = 10          Inbound Streams = 1
        Min. Congestion Window  = 3000        Outbound Streams = 2
                Inbound Streams = 2
               Outbound Streams = 2
             Checksum Algorithm = crc32c
           Send/Rcv Buffer Size = 204800

                                 Nets Data     

         IP Address     192.168.112.4           State     Reachable
               Port     5555                  Primary     YES
                MTU     1500                     cwnd     16384
           ssthresh     16384                     RTO     120
         IP Address     192.168.112.5           State     Reachable
               Port     5555                  Primary     NO
                MTU     1500                     cwnd     16384
           ssthresh     16384                     RTO     120
       
         IP Address     192.168.110.2           State     Reachable
               Port     5555                  Primary     NO
                MTU     1500                     cwnd     16384
           ssthresh     16384                     RTO     120

                        Last Net Sent To = 192.168.112.4      
                      Last Net Rcvd From = 192.168.112.4      
                     Over All Eror Count = 0
                              Peers Rwnd = 13880
                                 My Rwnd = 16384
                              Max Window = 16384
                      Initial Seq Number = 24130
                 Next Sending Seq Number = 124686
                   Last Acked Seq Number = 124669
             Maximum Outbound Char Count = 16384
             Current Outbound Char Count = 2112
                Number Unsent Char Count = 0
               Outbound Data Chunk Count = 16
                           Number Unsent = 0
                    Number To Retransmit = 0

                       ip datagrams rcvd = 155402
      ip datagrams with data chunks rcvd = 120844
                        data chunks rcvd = 367908
                        data chunks read = 367900
                           dup tsns rcvd = 8
                              sacks rcvd = 38734
                     gap ack blocks rcvd = 3
                 heartbeat requests rcvd = 135
                     heartbeat acks rcvd = 52
                 heartbeat requests sent = 52
                       ip datagrams sent = 129254
      ip datagrams with data chunks sent = 73084
                        data chunks sent = 396330
             retransmit data chunks sent = 135
                              sacks sent = 64872
                             send failed = 0
                  retransmit timer count = 0
         consecutive retransmit timeouts = 0
     RTO between RMIN and RMAX inclusive = 6
                   RTT greater than RMAX = 0
                   fast retransmit count = 135
                        recv timer count = 0
                   heartbeat timer count = 244
                        none left tosend = 0
                     none left rwnd gate = 5
                     none left cwnd gate = 8
                                 UNKNOWN = 0

;

    e1090203 10-11-01 12:52:56 EST  EAGLE 43.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

Field Descriptions for sctp -a Output

  • Local Address-IP Address of the near end. The address that the local SCTP endpoint should bind.
  • Local Port-SCTP port number, if ULP wants it to be specified.
  • Remote Address-IP Address of the far end/destination. Destination address for transporting DATA.
  • Remote Port-Port number of the destination.

Configuration:[Following rows are SCTP configured values]

  • Retransmission Mode-Configured retransmission mode. Values are “LIN” or “RFC”.
  • Min. Retransmission Timeout-Minimum Retransmission Timeout value configured.
  • Max. Number of Retries-Configured maximum number of retries.
  • Min. Congestion Window-Minimum and initial congestion window.
  • Inbound Streams-The maximum number of inbound streams this association allows the peer end to create. The value can not be 0.
  • Outbound Streams-The maximum number of outbound streams this association allows the peer end to create. The value can not be 0.

State: [Following rows are association state values]

  • State-State of the association.
  • ULP association id-Upper Layer Protocol association id.
  • Number of nets-Number of networks.
  • Inbound Streams-Number of Inbound streams the far end can support. Min(requested,offered)
  • Outbound Streams-Number of Outbound streams the far end can support. Min(requested,offered)
  • Checksum Algorithm-32 bit checksum field that is included in the SCTP common header. The CRC32c checksum should be set by the sender of each SCTP packet to provide additional protection against data corruption in the network.
  • Send/Rcv Buffer Size-The maximum size of data to be transmitted/received in bytes.
  • Nets Data-All of the available remote IP addresses and if they are reachable or not.
  • Last Net Sent To-IP address of the last network sent on.
  • Last Net Rcvd From-IP address of the last network received on.
  • Over All Error Count-Total error count on the association.
  • Peers Rwnd-The peers receive window.
  • My Rwnd-My receive window.
  • Max Window-Maximum receive window (the peers receive window is set to this value until it is learned).
  • Initial Seq Number-Initial sequence number started at.
  • Next Sending Seq Number-Next Sending sequence number.
  • Last Acked Seq Number-Highest consecutive TSN that has been Acked.
  • Maximum Outbound Char Count-Maximum outbound byte count (high water mark).
  • Current Outbound Char Count-Current outbound byte count.
  • Number Unsent Char Count-Number of unsent bytes.
  • Outbound Data Chunk Count-Number of data chunks that were sent.
  • ip datagrams rcvd-Number of IP packets received.
  • ip datagrams with data chunks rcvd-Number of IP packets containing SCTP data chunks received.
  • data chunks rcvd-Number of SCTP data chunks received.
  • data chunks read-Number of SCTP data chunks read.
  • dup tsns rcvd-Number of duplicate data chunks received.
  • sacks rcvd-Number of selective acknowledgements received.
  • gap ack blocks rcvd-Indicates the number of GAP Ack Blocks included in a SACK. This value informs the peer endpoint of gaps in the received sequences of DATA chunks as represented by their TSNs.
  • heartbeat requests rcvd-Number of heartbeat requests received.
  • heartbeat acks rcvd-Number of heartbeat acknowledges received.
  • heartbeat requests sent-Number of heartbeat requests sent.
  • ip datagrams sent-Number of IP packets transmitted.
  • ip datagrams with data chunks sent-Number of IP packets containing SCTP data transmitted.
  • data chunks sent-Number of data chunks sent.
  • retransmit data chunks sent-Number of retransmitted data chunks for this association.
  • sacks sent-Number of selective acknowledgements sent.
  • send failed-Number of selective acknowledgements failed.
  • retransmit timer count-Reports the retransmit timer count. Number of times the transmit timer has expired.
  • consecutive retransmit timeouts-Count of the number of times consecutive timeouts occurred.
  • RTO between RMIN and RMAX inclusive-If the calculated RTO is between the configured RMIN value and the RMAX value inclusively, then increment this peg count. This peg serves as an indication that the RMIN value may be configured incorrectly and will possibly cause frequent retransmits to occur due to RTO fluctuations.
  • RTT greater than RMAX-If the calculated RTT is above the configured RMAX value, then increment this peg count. This peg serves as an indication that the RMAX value is configured incorrectly and will possibly cause frequent retransmits to occur due to RTO fluctuations.
  • fast retransmit count-Number of retransmits due to fast retransmit.
  • recv timer count-Number of times the receive timer has expired.
  • heartbeat timer count-Number of times the heartbeat timer has expired.
  • none left tosend-Number of times a transmit is attempted and there is no data chunks to send.
  • none left rwnd gate-Number of times a transmit is denied due to no receive window space at peer.
  • none left cwnd gate-Number of times a transmit is denied due to exceeding the local congestion window.
  • UNKNOWN-Number of retransmit Datagrams for this assoc for error monitoring.

This example shows SCTP port measurements:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –p 2222” 
    rlghncxa03w 09-05-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 41.0.0
    Local   Local IP        Num of
    Port    Address         Assoc
     2222   192.168.110.12  3
            192.168.112.12

    Assoc    Local            Local   Remote          Remote
      ID     IP Address       Port    Address         Port
        1   192.168.110.12    2222    192.168.112.4   5555
            192.168.112.12            192.168.110.2    
        2   192.168.110.12    2222    192.168.112.4   5555
            192.168.112.12            192.168.110.3         
        3   192.168.110.12    2222    192.168.112.4   7777
            192.168.112.12            192.168.110.4     

                 no.of inqueued msgs = 0
                             max mtu = 1500
                      max init times = 8
                 max size reassembly = 1048576
                  default rwnd value = 16384
                    pre-open streams = 1
                 ip datagram counter = 2781

        Timer Values:       seconds        millisecs
                INIT              1               0
                RECV              0             200
                SEND              1               0
            SHUTDOWN              0             300
           HEARTBEAT              0             500
                PMTU            600               0
;

    rlghncxa03w 09-05-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 41.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example shows all event logs for an association:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –l assoc1" 
    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
  
    SCTP Event Log
    Time         Event                Reason               Ripaddr         Rport
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    01:19:04.165 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.175 Ck echo ack snd fail None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Assoc UP             Unknown              192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Assoc Down           Shutdown Rcv         192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Shutdown ack send    None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:06.425 INIT Rcv             None                 192.168.63.142  10002
    01:19:06.425 Datagram Ignored     No Assoc Found       192.168.63.142  10002
    01:19:16.500 INIT tmr expr        None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:16.500 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:17.500 INIT tmr expr        None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:17.500 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001

    SCTP: command complete
;

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example shows event logs for all associations on a given card location:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –l" 
    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0
  
    SCTP Event Log
    Time         Event                Reason               Ripaddr         Rport
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    01:19:04.165 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.175 Ck echo ack snd fail None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Assoc UP             Unknown              192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Assoc Down           Shutdown Rcv         192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:04.180 Shutdown ack send    None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:06.425 INIT Rcv             None                 192.168.63.142  10002
    01:19:06.425 Datagram Ignored     No Assoc Found       192.168.63.142  10002
    01:19:16.500 INIT tmr expr        None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:16.500 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:17.500 INIT tmr expr        None                 192.168.63.235  10001
    01:19:17.500 SACK send fail       None                 192.168.63.235  10001

    SCTP: command complete

;

Event descriptions for the sctp -l command

  • Shutdwn ACK tmr expNo shutdown complete was received in response to the shutdown acknowledgement within the timer’s limits.
  • PathMTU tmr expr-Indicates the PathMTU daemon timer has expired. At the expiration of this timer, path MTU for each path of each association that is not at the default of 1500 bytes is marked for retesting by raising that path’s MTU. The MTU will be adjusted accordingly when the next frame that exceeds the updated MTU occurs, thereby allowing the path MTU to reflect dynamic network conditions.
  • INIT tmr expr-If the T1-initialized timer expires, the endpoint must retransmit INIT and restart the T1-init timer without changing state.
  • RECV tmr expr-If the receive timer expires, then a stand alone SACK is sent to the peer and this timer is moved back to idle.
  • Send tmr expr-This retransmission timer will expire when outstanding data sent to an address has not been acknowledged.
  • Shutdwn tmr expr-No shutdown acknowledgement was received in response to the transmitted shutdown within the timer’s limits.
  • HB tmr expr-No heartbeat acknowledgement was received in response to the transmitted heartbeat within the timer’s limits.
  • Cookie tmr expr-No cookie acknowledgement was received in response to the transmitted cookie echo within the timer’s limits.
  • New Cookie tmr expr-When this occurs, time to schedule another timer for the cookie change.
  • Tx CHK tmr expr-Transmit check timer expired.
  • Unknwn tmr expr-An unknown timer expired.
  • INIT Rcv-An INIT was received for an association.
  • Datagram Ignored-When an unrecognized chunk time is encountered.
  • Assoc Down-An association is taken out of service.
  • INTF Down-Interface on an association is down and out of consideration for selection.
  • INTF Up-Interface on an association is up and now back in consideration for selection.
  • Datagram Send Fail-IP Packet failed to send.
  • Ignore Cookie-Happens when the cookie is not received first.
  • Ignore INIT-If the INIT message is not received first, is not the only chunk, is received with a non-zero Verification tag, if the T bit value is 1 or if mandatory parameters are missing then the INIT message is discarded/ignored.
  • Ignore INIT ACK-If the INIT ACK is not first, not the only chunk or too small (missing mandatory parameters), then the INIT ACK chunk is ignored.
  • Ignore Shutdwn ACK-The SHUTDOWN Complete MUST be the only chunk, otherwise the packet is ignored.
  • Ignore HB ACK-The received HB acknowledgement was ignored due to asymmetric routing (HBA not received on the same interface the original HB was transmitted on).
  • Op Error Rcv-Occurs when the peer notifies that we are using an invalid stream or we received a Stale cookie.
  • Assoc UP-Association up notification was generated for the upper layer.
  • Assoc Restart-Association restart notification was generated for the upper layer.
  • Shutdn ack send fail-Attempt to transmit a shutdown acknowledgement chunk failed.
  • Shutdown ack send-A shutdown acknowledgement chunk was transmitted to the far end.
  • Cookie ack send fail-An attempt to send a Cookie ACK to a specified address failed.
  • Cookie ack send-A Cookie ACK was sent to a specified address.
  • Stale Cookie send fail-Attempt to send a stale cookie error to the far end failed.
  • Stale Cookie send-A stale cookie error was sent to the far end.
  • HB req send fail-Attempt to send a HB to the far end failed.
  • HB resp send fail-Attempt to send a HB acknowledgement to the far end failed.
  • Shutdown send fail-The Shutdown chunk sent to a specified association failed.
  • Shutdown send-A Shutdown chunk was sent to a specified association.
  • Abort send fail-The Abort chunk sent to a specified association failed.
  • Abort send-An Abort chunk was sent to a specified association.
  • Abt W cause snd fail-The Abort chunk sent with the Cause parameter to a specified association failed.
  • Abort wth cause send-An Abort chunk was sent to a specified association with the Cause parameter.
  • SACK send fail-Attempt to send a SACK to the far end failed.
  • Initiate send fail-An INIT chunk is used to initiate a SCTP association between two endpoints. This event occurs when an INIT send has failed.
  • Initiate send-An INIT chunk is used to initiate a SCTP association between two endpoints. This event occurs when an INIT was successfully sent.
  • OprErr send-An endpoint sends this chunk to its peer endpoint to notify it of certain error conditions. It contains one or more error causes. This event occurs when the OPPErr was successfully sent.
  • OprErr send Fail-This event occurs when the OPPErr send failed.
  • Init ack send fail-This event occurs when an INIT ACK send has failed.
  • Init ack sent-This event occurs when an INIT ACK was successfully sent.
  • Ck echo ack snd fail-An attempt to send a Cookie-Echo has failed.
  • Cookie echo ack send-A cookie echo was sent to the far end in response to an accepted init-ack.
  • Chunks send fail-This event occurs when a chunk that was sent has failed.
  • Chunks send-This event occurs when a chunk has been successfully sent.
  • Cookie send fail-Attempt to transmit a cookie to the far end during the four-way handshake failed.
  • Init ack recv-Init acknowledgement chunk was received.
  • Shutdown ack recv-Shutdown ack chunk was received.
  • Shutdown ack sent-Shutdown ack chunk was transmitted to the far end in response to a received shutdown chunk.
  • Abort sent-An Abort message was sent to ungracefully shutdown an association.
  • Shutdn complete sent-Shutdown complete chunk was transmitted to the far end.

This example clears the logged events for an association:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –r –l assoc1" 
    Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    All event logs for specified association have been reset.

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE 38.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example resets association measurements:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –r -a assoc1" 

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card

    Association measurements have been reset.

    SCTP command complete

This example resets port measurements:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –r –p 4001" 

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card

    Port measurements have been reset.

    SCTP command complete

This example resets all measurements and event logs:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –r" 

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card

    All measurements and logs have been reset.

    SCTP command complete

This example resets measurements for all ports/associations:

pass:loc=1307:cmd="sctp –r -s" 
Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

    All measurements have been reset.

;

    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0

    SCTP command complete

;

This example shows an IO header audit report:

sctp -m 
    rlghncxa03w 08-02-01 08:32:09 EST  EAGLE5 38.0.0     
        
    IO Headers in Common Pool (Total/CurrentFree/Min):    20494/20494/20494                
        
    Inst ID    Sock Idx    Assoc ID    IO Headers(Total/CurrentFree/Min)
    2          0           1           400/400/398
        
;
None.

sockrtt

This command is used to report and reset the round-trip time statistics for application sockets. Minimum, maximum, and average times are kept for each open socket. The Retransmission Mode (BSD, FIXED, or MOD) and the Fixed Round Trip Time are also displayed.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the sockrtt command has the option socket name. The socket name must be specified for which statistics will be displayed, as in the command sockrtt socyellow. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

socket name

This option is mandatory and specifies the socket name for which statistics are to be displayed.

Range:
up to 15 alphanumeric characters.
-r

This option resets all statistics for the given socket name.

-h

This option provides help information for the command.

Example

sockrtt

sockrtt -h

sockrtt socyellow

sockrtt socyellow -r

Dependencies

None

Notes

The sockrtt command is executed through the pass command.

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="sockrtt" or

pass:loc=1105:cmd="sockrtt -h"


Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Usage: SOCKRTT sockname [-r] [-h]
    Options:
        -r        Resets rtt data for specified socket
        -h        Displays this message
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    SOCKRTT command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="sockrtt c7000" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0


    SOCKRTT: Socket round-trip time report (in milliseconds)
    Configured Traffic Round-Trip Time
        Retransmission Mode              : FIXED
        Fixed Round Trip Time            : 250

    Measured Normal Traffic Round-Trip Times

        Minimum round-trip time          : 5
        Maximum round-trip time          : 195
        Weighted Average round-trip time : 10
        Last recorded round-trip time    : 10

    Measured Congested Traffic Round-Trip Times

        Minimum round-trip time          : 0
        Maximum round-trip time          : 0
        Weighted Average round-trip time : 0
        Last recorded round-trip time    : 0
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    SOCKRTT command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="sockrtt c7000 -r" 

Command Accepted - Processing

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="sockrtt c7000 -r"
    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    SOCKRTT: Socket round-trip time report (in milliseconds)
    Configured Traffic Round-Trip Time
        Retransmission Mode              : FIXED
        Fixed Round Trip Time            : 250

    Measured Normal Traffic Round-Trip Times
        Minimum round-trip time          : 0
        Maximum round-trip time          : 0
        Weighted Average round-trip time : 0
        Last recorded round-trip time    : 0

    Measured Congested Traffic Round-Trip Times
        Minimum round-trip time          : 0
        Maximum round-trip time          : 0
        Weighted Average round-trip time : 0
        Last recorded round-trip time    : 0
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    SOCKRTT command complete
;
None.

soipdata

This command is used to display the SOIP operational data captured for the last 24 hours.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter.

-f

This option displays full operational data (all counts).

-s

This option displays the number of errors received with error type Bad Source.

-d

This option displays the number of of errors received with error type Bad Destination.

-v

This option displays the number of errors received with error type Bad Version.

-g

This option displays the number of Good Day messages received.

-e

This option displays the number of error messages sent (Sum of Bad Version, Bad Source and Bad Destination).

-u

This option displays the number of UPL messages received.

-t

This option displays the number of UPL messages transmitted.

-r

This option resets the specified error count.

-h

This option displays help for the command.

Example

soipdata –h

soipdata –f

soipdata –r

soipdata –u

Dependencies

None

Notes

None

Output

pass:loc=1305:cmd= “soipdata –h” 

    Usage: soipdata [[-f ] | [[-s] [-d] [-v] [-g] [–e] [-u] [-t] [-r][-h]]                   
                
    Options:
    -f  Display Full Operational data (all the counts)
    -s  Display number of SR-5129 Messages received with Bad Source
    -d  Display number of SR-5129 Messages received with Bad Destination
    -v  Display number of SR-5129 Messages received with Bad Version
    -g  Display number of Good Day Messages Received.
    -e  Display number of error messages sent (Sum of BadVersion, BadSource and BadDestination)
    -u  Display number of Number of UPL messages received
    -t   Display number of Number of UPL messages transmitted.
    -r   Reset the Specified Error Count          
    -h  display command help
pass:loc=1305:cmd=” soipdata –f” 

    SOIPDATA: SR-5129 Operational Data Report
                           
    Operational Data
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    reason                                                                count
    -----------------------------                                     -----------
    Message Recived with Bad Source                1
    Message Recived with Bad Destination        2
    Message Recived with Bad Version               0
    Number of Goodday Messages Received    1
    Number of Error Messages Sent                    10
    Number of UPL Messages Received             12000
    Number of UPL Messages Sent                      19000
pass:loc=1105:cmd=pass:loc=1305:cmd=”soipdata –r” 

    SOIPDATA  : All SOIP Operational data has been reset
pass:loc=1305:cmd=”soipdata –r –u” 

    SOIPDATA: Number of UPL Messages Received has been reset.
pass:loc=1305:cmd=”soipdata –u” 

    SOIP Operational Data
    _____________________________________________________________________________       
    reason                                                             count
    -----------------------------                                 -----------
    Number of UPL Messages Received           0
None.

soiplog

This command is used to display the logs for the SR-5129 messages for a particular SEAS terminal.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter.

-l

This option enables and disables logging.

-d

This option displays live message logs

-n X

This option displays the last X number of messages.

-h

This option displays the help for this command.

Example

soiplog –h

soiplog -l enable":loc=XXXX

Dependencies

None

Notes

With two active connections to the CCS MR, logging must be enabled on each IPSM card that has an active SEAS terminal in order to properly log all SR-5129 communication data.

Assuming a message size of 500 bytes, each IPSM card can log approximately 2000 messages.

If an attempt is made to enable logging on a terminal when logging is already enabled on a different terminal, then the following warning message appears in the previously enabled terminal.

"Warning: SOIP Logging Enabled from Terminal: <New logging enabled terminal>"

If an attempt is made to disable logging on a terminal when logging is already enabled on a different terminal, then the following warning message appears in the previously enabled terminal

“Warning: SOIP Logging disabled from Terminal: <New logging enabled terminal>”

If an attempt is made to turn on logging on a terminal when it is already enabled on a different terminal, then the following warning message appears in the previously enabled terminal.

“Warning: SOIPLOG Started on Terminal: <New logging enabled terminal>”

Output

pass:loc=1305:cmd= “soiplog –h” 

    Usage: SOIPLOG [[-l option] |
                                     [-d] [-n] [-h]]
                                    
    Options:
     -l  <enable/disable>     Enable/Disable the logs
     -d                                          Display live message logs
    -n  <num>                        Display last <num> number of messages. Range=1..2000
    -h                                          Display Command Help

To Enable Real time logging and display, the following commands must be entered one after the other:

pass:cmd="soiplog -l enable":loc=XXXX

pass:cmd="soiplog -d":loc=XXXX

To enable logging and to display the last N number of logged messages, the following commands must be entered one after the other:

pass:cmd="soiplog -l enable":loc=XXXX

pass:cmd="soiplog -n N":loc=XXXX 


    [mm/dd/yy:hour:min:sec ] Message Received.
                    
     0353 SR5129  Rcvd 064 bytes, trm=17 
    7E 7E 7E 7E 00 00 00 38    02 01 01 02 01 50 04 0A     *~~~~   8     P  * 
    41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48    49 50 04 0B 53 45 41 53     *ABCDEFGHIJ  SEAS* 
    4E 4A 43 43 53 4D 31 04    11 50 49 53 43 4E 4A 53     *NJCCSM1  PISCNJS* 
    4E 44 38 31 58 49 46 30    31 41 02 01 00 02 01 01     *ND81XIF01A      * 
                    
    [mm/dd/yy:hour:min:sec ] Message Received.
                    
     0354 SR5129  Rcvd 133 bytes, trm=17 
    7E 7E 7E 7E 00 00 00 7D    02 01 01 02 01 50 04 0A     *~~~~   }              P      * 
    41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48    49 50 04 0B 53 45 41 53     *ABCDEFGHIJ   SEAS* 
    4E 4A 43 43 53 4D 31 04    11 50 49 53 43 4E 4A 53     *NJCCSM1 PISCNJS* 
    4E 44 38 31 58 49 46 30    31 41 02 01 00 02 01 13     *ND81XIF01A              * 
    04 43 03 41 41 42 44 45    46 47 48 49 50 51 53 45     * ABCDEFGHIJKSE    * 
    41 53 4E 4A 43 43 53 4D    31 00 56 52 46 00 2A 56     *ASNJCCSM1 VFY *V* 
    46 59 2D 47 54 54 3A 3A    30 31 30 2C 2A 2A 2D 2A    *FY-GTT::010,       **-** 
    2A 2D 2A 2A 2C 2A 2A 3A    31 32 33 34 35 36 3A 35     **-**,**:123456:5        * 
    30 2C 56 52 46                                                                       *0,VRF                          *
None.

traceroute

This command is used to determine the path taken by a UDP message to a specified remote host. The command can be invoked with either a hostname or IP address.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the traceroute command has the option destiination. The IP address can be specified for the remote host to which the UDP message is sent, as in the command traceroute 208.55.20.177. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

IP address

The IP address is a TCP/IP address expressed in standard “dot notation.” IP addresses consist of the system’s network number and the machine’s unique host number. An example IP address is 192.9.200.44, where 192.9.200 is the network number and 44 is the machine’s host number.

Range:
4 numbers separated by dots, with each number in the range of 0-255.
hostname

Hostname. The logical name assigned to the device with the IP address indicated.

Range:
String of characters, beginning with a letter, up to 120 characters in length.

Valid characters are a-z, A-Z, 0-9, - (hyphen), . (period)

-h

This option provides help information for the command.

-m maximum hops

This option specifies the maximum number of hops before the trace is terminated.

Range:
1-30
Default:
10
-n

This option specifies that only the IP Address of each host will be displayed (not the hostname).

-p port

This option provides the user port number.

Range:
1-65535
Default:
33434

Example

traceroute

traceroute www.remotedest.com

traceroute www.remotedest.com -m 20

traceroute www.remotedest.com -m 20 -n

traceroute 208.55.20.177

traceroute 208.55.20.177 -m 20 -p 40000

Dependencies

If a Domain Name is specified, the Domain Name must exist in the IP Host table or the Domain Name Server A or B must be provisioned.

Notes

The traceroute command is executed through the pass command.

Output

This example shows the help information for the command:

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute" or

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute -h" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    Usage: traceroute <hostname | ipaddr> [-h] [-m maxhops] [-n] [-p port]
    Options:
      -h         Displays this message
      -m maxhops Maximum number of hops to destination.  Range=1..30. Default= 10.
      -n names   Inhibits the display of intermediate host names
      -p port    Port number. Range=1..65535. Default=33434.
      hostname   Name of machine to trace
      ipaddr         
    Errors:
      *          Timeout
      !N         Unreachable Network
      !H         Unreachable Host
      !?nn       Unknown Failure (nn = ICMP Code)

;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
 
TRACEROUTE command complete

This example shows output for a request to host www.remotedest.com. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Three packets are sent to each hop, with the time for each sample displayed. Intermediate host names are also displayed.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute www.remotedest.com -m 20" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   25ms   25ms   85ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms bti-rdu-c1-rtr.btitelecom.net (208.216.228.254)
     4   30ms   25ms   25ms Serial4-1-0.GW2.RDU1.ALTER.NET (157.130.34.93)
     5   35ms   35ms   40ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   40ms   40ms   35ms 195.at-2-0-0.XR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.22)
     7   40ms   40ms   40ms 0.so-1-3-0.XL1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.35.114)
     8   40ms   40ms   40ms POS6-0.BR3.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.38.117)
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms a3-0.uunet.mclnva02.us.bb.verio.net (204.255.169.90)
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms p16-0-0-0.r00.atlnga03.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.2.49)
    11   95ms   95ms   95ms p4-0-2-0.r01.bcrtfl01.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.4.54)
    12   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-1-1.r01.border.boca.verio.net (129.250.28.52)
    13   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-8-1.r01.edge.boca.verio.net (208.55.254.9)
    14   95ms   95ms   95ms www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177)

    TRACEROUTE command complete

;

This example shows a request to host www.remotedest.com. No maximum number of hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are displayed. The display terminates after 10 hops.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute www.remotedest.com" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  10 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms bti-rdu-c1-rtr.btitelecom.net (208.216.228.254)
     4   25ms   25ms   25ms 157.130.34.93 (157.130.34.93)
     5   35ms   40ms   40ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   40ms   35ms   45ms 195.at-2-0-0.XR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.22)
     7   45ms   40ms   40ms 0.so-1-3-0.XL1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.35.114)
     8   40ms   35ms   35ms POS6-0.BR3.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.38.117)
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms a3-0.uunet.mclnva02.us.bb.verio.net (204.255.169.90)
    10   75ms   75ms   80ms p16-0-0-0.r00.atlnga03.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.2.49)

    Maximum number of hops reached

    TRACEROUTE command complete

;

This example shows a request to host IP address 208.55.20.177. No maximum number of hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are displayed. The display terminates after 10 hops.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute 208.55.20.177" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TRACEROUTE command in progress

;

     rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  10 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   55ms  260ms  300ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms bti-rdu-c1-rtr.btitelecom.net (208.216.228.254)
     4   25ms   25ms   25ms Serial4-1-0.GW2.RDU1.ALTER.NET (157.130.34.93)
     5   40ms   35ms   35ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   40ms   35ms   40ms 195.at-2-0-0.XR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.22)
     7   35ms   40ms   40ms 0.so-1-3-0.XL1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.35.114)
     8   40ms   35ms   40ms POS6-0.BR3.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.38.117)
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms a3-0.uunet.mclnva02.us.bb.verio.net (204.255.169.90)
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms p16-0-0-0.r00.atlnga03.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.2.49)
    Maximum number of hops reached

    TRACEROUTE command complete
;

This example shows a request to host IP address 208.55.20.177. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are displayed.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute 208.55.20.177 -m 20" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
 
    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms bti-rdu-c1-rtr.btitelecom.net (208.216.228.254)
     4   25ms   25ms   25ms Serial4-1-0.GW2.RDU1.ALTER.NET (157.130.34.93)
     5   35ms   35ms   35ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   35ms   40ms   35ms 195.at-2-0-0.XR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.22)
     7   35ms   35ms   35ms 0.so-1-3-0.XL1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.35.114)
     8   40ms   35ms   35ms POS6-0.BR3.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.38.117)
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms a3-0.uunet.mclnva02.us.bb.verio.net (204.255.169.90)
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms p16-0-0-0.r00.atlnga03.us.bb.verio.net(129.250.2.49)
    11   95ms   95ms   95ms p4-0-2-0.r01.bcrtfl01.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.4.54)
    12   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-1-1.r01.border.boca.verio.net (129.250.28.52)
    13   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-8-1.r01.edge.boca.verio.net (208.55.254.9)
    14   95ms   95ms   95ms www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177)
    
    TRACEROUTE command complete
;

This example shows a request to host IP address 208.55.20.177. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are not displayed because the –n option is specified.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute 208.55.20.177 -m 20 -n" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
     rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

     rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

     rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

;

     rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216.187.242.57
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216.187.251.74
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms 208.216.228.254
     4   30ms   30ms   30ms 157.130.34.93
     5   35ms   40ms   40ms 146.188.162.50
     6   40ms   40ms   40ms 152.63.33.22
     7   40ms   45ms   40ms 152.63.35.114
     8   40ms   40ms   35ms 152.63.38.117
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms 204.255.169.90
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms 129.250.2.49
    11   95ms   95ms   95ms 129.250.4.54
    12   95ms   95ms   95ms 129.250.28.52
    13   95ms   95ms   95ms 208.55.254.9
    14  110ms  100ms   95ms 208.55.20.177

    TRACEROUTE command complete
;

This example shows a request to host IP address www.remotedest.com. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are not displayed because the –n option is specified.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute www.remotedest.com -m 20 -n" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216.187.242.57
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216.187.251.74
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms 208.216.228.254
     4   30ms   30ms   30ms 157.130.34.93
     5   35ms   40ms   40ms 146.188.162.50
     6   40ms   40ms   40ms 152.63.33.22
     7   40ms   45ms   40ms 152.63.35.114
     8   40ms   40ms   35ms 152.63.38.117
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms 204.255.169.90
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms 129.250.2.49
    11   95ms   95ms   95ms 129.250.4.54
    12   95ms   95ms   95ms 129.250.28.52
    13   95ms   95ms   95ms 208.55.254.9
    14  110ms  100ms   95ms 208.55.20.177

    TRACEROUTE command complete
;

This example shows a request to host IP address 208.55.20.177. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are displayed. Application Port 40000 is used.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute 208.55.20.177 -m 20 -p 40000" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0

    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    Traceroute to www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms 208.216.228.254 (208.216.228.254)
     4   25ms   25ms   25ms 157.130.34.93 (157.130.34.93)
     5   35ms   40ms   40ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   45ms   35ms   40ms 195.at-2-0-0.XR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.22)
     7   35ms   40ms   40ms 0.so-1-3-0.XL1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.35.114)
     8   40ms   35ms   40ms POS6-0.BR3.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.38.117)
     9   40ms   40ms   40ms a3-0.uunet.mclnva02.us.bb.verio.net (204.255.169.90)
    10   75ms   75ms   75ms p16-0-0-0.r00.atlnga03.us.bb.verio.net(129.250.2.49)
    11   95ms   95ms   95ms p4-0-2-0.r01.bcrtfl01.us.bb.verio.net (129.250.4.54)
    12   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-1-1.r01.border.boca.verio.net (129.250.28.52)
    13   95ms   95ms   95ms ge-8-1.r01.edge.boca.verio.net (208.55.254.9)
    14   95ms   95ms   95ms www.remotedest.com (208.55.20.177)

    TRACEROUTE command complete
;

This example shows a request to host IP address 204.202.136.31. A maximum of 20 hops has been specified. Intermediate host names are displayed. Several timeouts occur. An ICMP error is received (in this case, an unknown response with an ICMP code = 13), and the command is terminated immediately.

pass:loc=1103:cmd="traceroute 204.202.136.31 -m 20" 

    Command entered at terminal #1.
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
 
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
    TRACEROUTE command in progress
;
 
    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE5 31.6.0
;

    rlghncxa03w 04-07-27 08:32:34 EST  EAGLE 31.6.0
    Traceroute to 204.202.136.31 (204.202.136.31),
                  20 hops max, 100 byte packets
     1    5ms    5ms    5ms 216-187-242-57.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.242.57)
     2   25ms   25ms   25ms 216-187-251-74.ded.btitelecom.net (216.187.251.74)
     3   25ms   25ms   25ms bti-rdu-c1-rtr.btitelecom.net (208.216.228.254)
     4   25ms   25ms   25ms Serial4-1-0.GW2.RDU1.ALTER.NET (157.130.34.93)
     5   35ms   40ms   35ms 178.ATM2-0.XR1.DCA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.162.50)
     6   40ms   35ms   35ms 195.at-1-0-0.TR1.DCA6.ALTER.NET (152.63.33.206)
     7  110ms  115ms  115ms 121.at-1-1-0.TR1.SEA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.140.74)
     8  110ms  115ms  115ms 299.ATM7-0.XR1.SEA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.200.109)
     9  115ms  115ms  115ms 195.ATM5-0.GW5.SEA1.ALTER.NET (146.188.201.57)
    10  110ms  110ms  110ms waltdisney1-OC12-gw.customer.alter.net(157.130.182.30)
    11  110ms  115ms  110ms 204.202.138.71 (204.202.138.71)
    12    *      *      *   Request timed out
    13    !?13              Unreachable

    TRACEROUTE command complete

;
None.

ualog

Use this command to report on the user adapter (UA) state machine history for a specified association name. State machine history is kept in a circular buffer in memory. The -i and -x options are used to include or exclude groups of events from the state machine history.

Options

Options and option parameters that are underlined indicate that a value must be specified for that option or parameter. For example, the ualog command has the parameter aname. The association name must be specified for which the user adapter log will be displayed, as in the command ualog s7000. Do not enter the underlined option or parameter; enter a value for the information represented by the underlined option or parameter.

aname

This option specifies the association name for the display.

-h

This option displays help (usage) information for the command.

-i event group

This option includes groups of events in the state machine history.

Range:
service
ua
-xevent group

This option excludes groups of events from the state machine history.

Range:
service
ua

Example

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ualog s7000"

Dependencies

None

Notes

None

Output

pass:loc=1105:cmd="ualog s7000" 

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;
    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    UALOG command in progress
;
    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0

    UALOG: User Adapter state history log
           UA Version: 01
           ASP ID:0x00000002
           User Adapter Implemented: M3UA RFC
           Current settings: -i service ua

    Date      Time           ASP Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    05-07-27  17:17:46.940   Management Socket Open
    05-07-27  17:17:46.940   Transition to Connecting
    05-07-27  17:17:47.500   Socket Allowed for Traffic
    05-07-27  17:17:49.375   Socket Connection Established
    05-07-27  17:17:49.375   Transition to ASP-DOWN
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   ASPUP PDU Received (ASP ID = 0x00000002)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   ASPUPACK PDU Transmitted
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   Transition to ASP-INACTIVE LOADSHARE (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   AS INACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   ASPACTIVE PDU Received (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   ASPACTIVEACK PDU Transmitted (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   Transition to ASP-ACTIVE LOADSHARE (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   AS ACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted (RC=none)
    05-07-27  17:17:50.405   ASP INACT NTFY PDU Transmitted (ASP ID = 0x00000005)
    05-07-27  17:17:50.405   ASP ACT NTFY PDU Transmitted (ASP ID = 0x00000005)
    05-07-27  17:17:52.730   ASP FAILURE NFY PDU Transmitted (ASP ID = 0x00000003)

    UALOG command complete
;
pass:loc=1105:cmd="ualog s7000" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    pass:loc=1105:cmd="ualog s7000"
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    UALOG command in progress
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0

    UALOG: User Adapter state history log
           UA Version: 01
           ASP ID: 0x00000007
           User Adapter Implemented: SUA RFC
           Current settings: -i service ua

    Date      Time           Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    05-07-27  19:45:33.265   CLDT PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000001)
    05-07-27  19:48:07.490   ASPINACTIVE PDU Received(RC=none)
    05-07-27  19:48:07.490   ASPINACTIVEACK PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000002)
    05-07-27  19:48:07.490   Transition to ASP-INACTIVE LOADSHARE(RC=0000000002)
    05-07-27  19:48:07.490   AS PENDING NTFY PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000002)
    05-07-27  19:48:07.500   AS INACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000002)
    05-07-27  19:48:19.730   ASPACTIVE PDU Received(RC=0000000001)
    05-07-27  19:48:19.730   ASPACTIVEACK PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000001)
    05-07-27  19:48:19.730   Transition to ASP-ACTIVE LOADSHARE(RC=0000000001)
    05-07-27  19:48:19.730   AS ACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted(RC=0000000001)
    
    UALOG: command complete
;

When a M3UA or SUA PDU is received that contains one or more errors, a response error message is transmitted containing an error code. Error codes are recorded to and displayed in the UALOG only when the UA peer-to-peer message logging option is enabled (-i ua), as shown.

pass:loc=1315:cmd="ualog assoc1315a1" 

Command Accepted - Processing
    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    pass:loc=1315:cmd="ualog assoc1315a1"
    Command entered at terminal #3.
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0
    PASS: Command sent to card
;

    rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0

    UALOG command in progress
;
 
   rlghncxa03w 05-07-27 08:10:00 EST  EAGLE5 34.0.0

    UALOG: User Adapter state history log
           UA Version: 01
           ASP ID:undefined
           User Adapter Implemented: M3UA RFC
           Current settings: -i service ua
                              
    Date      Time           Socket Event
    -----------------------------------------------
    05-07-27  17:17:46.940   Management Socket Open
    05-07-27  17:17:46.940   Transition to Connecting
    05-07-27  17:17:49.375   Socket Connection Established
    05-07-27  17:17:49.375   Transition to ASP-DOWN
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   ASPUP PDU Received (ASP ID = undefined)
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   ASPUPACK PDU Transmitted
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   Transition to ASP-INACTIVE LOADSHARE
    05-07-27  17:17:49.390   AS INACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   ASPACTIVE PDU Received
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   ASPACTIVEACK PDU Transmitted
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   Transition to ASP-ACTIVE LOADSHARE
    05-07-27  17:17:49.405   AS ACTIVE NTFY PDU Transmitted
    05-07-27  17:17:49.450   DAUD PDU Received
    05-07-27  17:17:49.480   ERR PDU Transmitted (0x00000015)

    UALOG command complete
;

Error Codes

Note:

Error codes 0x02, 0x08, 0x1a, 0x1b, 0x1c, 0x10, 0x17, and 0x18 are not used in M3UA

Error codes that can appear in the error messages:

  • 0x01—Invalid Version

    A message was received with an invalid or unsupported version. The error message contains the supported version in the Common Header.

  • 0x03—Unsupported Message Class

    A message was received with an unexpected or usupported Message Class.

  • 0x04—Unsupported Message Type

    A message was received with an unexpected or usupported Message Type.

  • 0x05—Unsupported Traffic Handling Mode

    This error is sent by a Signaling Gateway Process (SGP) if an Application Server Process (ASP) sends an ASP Active message with an unsupported Traffic Mode Type or a Traffic Mode Type that is incomsistent with the currently configured mode for the Application Server (AS).

  • 0x06—Unexpected Message

    This error message can be sent if a defined and recognized message is received that is not expected in the current state. In some cases the ASP might silently discard te message and not send an error message. Silent discard is used by an ASP if it received a DATA message from a signaling point while the ASP is in the ASP-INACTIVE state. If the unexpected message contains Routing Context, the Routing Context can be included in the error message.

  • 0x07—Protocol Error

    This error message is sent for any protocol anomaly, such s rception of a parameter tha is syntactically correct but unexpected in the current situation.

  • 0x09—Invalid Stream Identifier

    A message is received on an unexpected SCTP stream (for example, a Management message was received on a stream other than 0).

  • 0x0d—Refused - Management Blocking

    An ASP Up or ASP Active message is received and the request is refused for management reasons (such as management lockout). If this error is in response to an ASP Active message, the Routing Context in the ASP Active message can be included in the error message.

  • 0x0e—ASP Identifier Required

    This error message is sent by an SGP in response to an ASP Up message that does not contain an ASP Identifier parameter when the SGP requires one. The ASP should resend the ASP Up message with an ASP Identifier.

  • 0x0f—Invalid ASP Identifier

    This error message is sent by an SGP in responseto an ASP Up message with an invalid (for example, non-unique) ASP Identifier

  • 0x11—Invalid Parameter Value

    A message is received with an invalid parameter value (for example, a DUPU message was received with a Mask value other than 0).

  • 0x12—Parameter Field Error

    A message is received with a parameter that has a wrong length field.

  • 0x13—Unexpected Parameter

    A message contains an invalid parameter.

  • 0x14—Destination Status Unknown

    This error message can be sent if a DAUD is received at a Signaling Gateway (SG) asking for the availability/congestion status of a destination, and the SG does not provide the status (as in the case when the sender is not authorized to know the status). For this error, each invalid or unauthorized Point Code is be included along with the Network Appearance and/or Routing Context associated with the Point Code.

  • 0x15—Invalid Network Appearance

    This error message is sent by an SGP if an ASP sends a message with an invalid (unconfigured) Network Appearance value. For this error, the invalid (unconfigured) Network Appearance is be included in the Network Appearance parameter.

  • 0x16—Missing Parameter

    A message is received, and a mandatory parameter is not included in the message.

  • 0x19—Invalid Routing Context

    A message is received from a peer with an invalid (unconfigured) Routing Context value. The invalid Routing Context is included in the error message.

  • 0x1a—No Configured AS for ASP

    A message is received from a peer without a Routing Context parameter, and it is not known by configuration data which Application Servers are referenced.

None.