Intermec 6400 User Manual page 54

6400 TCP/IP Client
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debug Displays information about packet receipt
and transmission, interrupts, ARP statistics,
etc. The debug argument also displays the
physical address of the interface. This
argument is useful when troubleshooting
network performance, tuning the kernel, and
analyzing remote transfers.
route Displays the current contents of the kernel's
routing cache. The routing cache contains
the information learned through ICMP Host
Redirect packets. The routing cache holds 16
entries.
stats Displays network statistics about the network
interface. The statistics include the name of
the interface, its network (IP) address, the
subnet mask, and the total number of packets
sent out and received on this interface.
Inet stats also displays a number of TCP, IP,
ICMP, and User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
counters, including bad incoming packets and
messages broken down by type.
tcp Displays the contents of the kernel's TCP
connections table, a set of statistics for each
active connection.
unload Unloads the kernel from memory. If you use
inet unload, you must use ethdrv to reload
the kernel into memory. See the ethdrv
command for details (page 2 31).
version Displays the version number of the active
kernel, not the version number of the inet
command.
-? Displays and explains the usage line of this
command.
-version Displays the version and patch level of this
command. Refer to this information if you
call Technical Support.
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