Figure 17-1. Trace Window Output Screen - Bay Networks Nautica 200 Reference Manual
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An example of a trace window screen is shown below:
Press Space Bar to return to menu
(18, 22570002)
(19, 22570058)
(20, 22571004)
(21, 22574013)
(22, 22574013)
(23, 22574064)
(24, 22575073)
(25, 22575073)
Figure 17-1.
In this example, the unit tries to make an ISDN call to
number 123456, but the call fails due to reason 17 (User
Busy). See
network clearing codes.
The first column in the trace window is the trace record
number. If the numbers are not in unbroken sequence,
then some trace messages have been lost due to the unit
being too busy. The second column is a time stamp
(number of milliseconds since the last time the unit was
rebooted). The third column shows the process that is
displaying the message and the last column is the trace
message itself.
Note:
Only one Manager can access the trace window at any
one time.
ISDN01: S #01:ATD 123456
ISDN01: R OK
ISDN01: R DISC 17
ISDN01: Disconnect reason code 17
ISDN01: S #01:ATD 123456
ISDN01: R OK
ISDN01: R DISC 17
ISDN01: Disconnect reason code 17
Trace Window Output Screen
Table 17-2
and
Command-Line Verbs
Table 17-3
for the ISDN
17-29
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