Monitoring; Viewing The Pse Monitoring Prompt; Monitoring Pse; (Help) - Teldat -Dm 776-I Manual

2 Monitoring

Chapter 2 Monitoring

2.1 Monitoring
This chapter describes the power sourcing equipment (PSE) monitoring commands and is divided into the following
sections:

• Viewing the PSE monitoring prompt.

• PSE monitoring commands.
2.2 Viewing the PSE monitoring prompt
Follow these steps to access the monitoring environment:
(1) At the GESTCON (*) prompt, enter PROCESS 3 (or P 3) or MONITOR.
(2) At the monitoring prompt (+), enter NETWORK <interface_name> (interface_name is the name of the Ether-
net interface on which the PSE functionality can be used).
(3) To monitor the POE functionalities, simply use the commands described in this chapter. To access this menu,
enter the POWER-SOURCING-EQUIPMENT command once inside the interface monitoring environment.
*monitor
Console Operator
+net ethernet0/0
-- Ethernet Console
ethernet0/0 ETH+?
bitrate
collision
llc
power-sourcing-equipment
repeater
status
exit
ethernet0/0 ETH+power-sourcing-equipment
-- Power Sourcing Equipment Monitoring Console --
ethernet0/0 PSE+

2.3 Monitoring PSE

This section describes the PSE monitoring commands.
Command

? (HELP)

DISABLE-PORT
ENABLE-PORT
LIST-STATUS
MODE-PORT
REGISTERS
RESTART-PSE
EXIT
2.3.1 ? (HELP)
Use the ? (HELP) command to list all the commands that are available at the router configuration level. It can also be
used after a specific command to list the available options.
Syntax:
ethernet0/0 PSE+?
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--
Function
Allows you to view the available commands or the options available within a com-
mand.
Disconnects a connected port.
Reconnects a disabled port.
Displays the status of the ports.
Sets port operating mode.
Displays device registers.
Restarts the PSE control.
Returns to the ethernetx/y ETH+ monitoring prompt.
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