Table C3-25. Arguments For The Stats Command; Stats - Bay Networks 5390 Administering

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If you issue the slip command, and the port is not configured properly for SLIP, the terminal displays

This port cannot be used for SLIP (for more details on using a SLIP link, see Serial Line Internet

Protocol (SLIP) starting on page A7-1).

The stats command displays Model 5390 statistics. Table C3-25 describes the arguments for stats.

The syntax is:

stats [–sm [ports][time] |[–op]

NOTE: The remote host must be conﬁgured to use these addresses.

Resetting the port returns it to CLI mode. You cannot use the minimum

uniqueness feature with the slip command.

Table C3-25. Arguments for the stats Command

Argument Description

Displays statistics for all serial ports. You can enter a single

port (–s5) or a range of ports (–s5–10 or –s5,7,9–12). This

argument also displays control line status in which an asserted

signal appears in upper case letters and a de-asserted signal

appears in lower case letters.

Displays serial line statistics, pausing between each display

the number of seconds speciﬁed by time. Entering the attention

character, attention string, or the Break key aborts the display.

Displays statistics for active control lines much the same as –s,

but displays the modem controls for inactive control lines (that

is, unattached slave lines) rather than displaying idle.

Displays statistics for both active and inactive control lines,

pausing between each display the number of seconds speciﬁed

Displays the status of the Model 5390 server-keyed options

and disabled modules.

Using the CLI Commands