Ftrace Output Control And Display - HP A7533A - Brocade 4Gb SAN Switch Base Administrator's Manual
Hp storageworks fabric os 6.x administrator guide (5697-0015, may 2009)
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PARAMETERS
TunnelId WrtPipe RdPipe WrtDevs RdDevs WrtTimer WrtChain OxidBase
DebugFlags
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FTRACE output control and display
The portshow ftrace command can be used to control and display FTRACE output. The capitalized
letters in the options represent the minimum set of characters that must be entered. Control arguments that
change configuration parameters (such as buffers) are not saved in persistent memory.
NOTE:
This command is primarily for use by technical support personnel.
portShow ftrace [slot/]ge0|ge1 tunnel-id arguments
slot
ge0|ge1
tunnel-id
arguments are as follows.
ACO on|off
ACTivate 0-xx
AScii (8
characters)
B
BUffers n
CCfg
CI xx | all
CO xx | all
COA xx
COMmand
CONfig xx|all
DControl
DISAble
DISPlaymask
456 Configuring and monitoring FCIP extension services
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Specify the slot number of a blade in a multi-slot chassis.
The Ethernet port (ge0 or ge1).
Tunnel number (0-7).
Enable/Disable/Display Auto Check Out.
Activate trace 'xx' for viewing.
Set/reset the ASCII filter.
Display the bottom (most recent) trace.
Specify the number of buffers to configure for a tunnel.
Display the current FTRACE configuration.
Check In trace buffer 'xx', or all buffers.
Check Out trace buffer 'xx', or all buffers.
Check out and activate trace buffer xx.
Set/Reset the FICON command frame filter.
Activate a configuration.
Set/Reset the FICON device control frame filter.
Disable traces for a tunnel.
Set/Display the display mask (0-FFFFFFFF).
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