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Table 50
General purpose commands (Part 2 of 3)
Command
swVersionShow
resetOm
logFileOn
logFileOff
logFileShow
logStatus
displayClear
shellPasswordSet
emodelSim
itgHelp
itgCallTrace
tLanSpeedSet
tLANDuplexSet
logout
ping
trap_gen
ITG Trunk 2.0 ISDN Signaling Link (ISL)
Description
Print out software version.
Reset the Operational Measurement file timer.
Turn on logging.
Turn off logging.
Show if logging is on or off.
Show if logging is on or off.
Clear the maintenance display on the faceplate of the ITG card.
Change the default ITG shell password.
Allow user to interactively determine QoS score.
Show the complete command list. "?" also shows the list.
Shows call trace log.
Set the Speed of the T-LAN.
Set the duplex mode of the T-LAN.
Exit the shell.
Test remote host is reachable:
ping<host><numPackets><option>
This command sends an ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to a
network hosts. The host matching the destination address in the
packets will respond to the request. If a response is not
returned, the sender will time out. This command is useful to
determine if other hosts or ITG cards are properly
communicating with the sender card. The <numPackets>
parameter specifies how many packets to send; if it is not
included, pings runs until it is stopped by Ctrl-C (which also
exists the ITG shell).
Example: ITG> ping "47.82.33.123", 10
SNMP test alarm (one of each type) generation.
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