Table C3-18. Arguments For The Superuser Procs Command; Procs - Bay Networks 5390 Administering

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Using the CLI Commands

If you issue the ppp command, and the port is not configured properly for PPP, the terminal displays

This port cannot be used for PPP (see Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) starting on page A8-1 for

more details).

The superuser procs command displays information about Model 5390 processes in a tabular format.

It is used for debugging Annex software. Table C3-18 describes the arguments for procs;

Table C3-19 describes the fields in the procs command display; and Table C3-20 describes the

Model 5390-specific processes. The syntax is:

procs [–ir] [–ppid] [–ddev]

A typical display looks like this:

annex# procs

NOTE: Although ppp is a user-level command, only the superuser help

command displays information about it. You cannot apply the minimum

uniqueness feature to ppp.

Table C3-18. Arguments for the Superuser procs Command

Argument Description

Displays statistics on time spent in interrupt routines.

Displays only processes that are currently running on

the Model 5390 server.

Displays only processes for the speciﬁed pid.

Displays only processes attached to the speciﬁed dev. Entering

a ? displays processes without an attached device.