Using Debug Parameters - Bay Networks NauticaRS Reference Manual

(41,65776666) ISDN: (ISDN01) S ATD 017135470091
(42,65776667) ISDN: (ISDN01) Dialing 017135470091
(43,65776741) ISDN: (ISDN01) R OK
(44,65786909) ISDN: (ISDN01) R DISC 145
(45,65786910) ISDN: (ISDN01) Disconnect reason code 145
(46,65786946) ISDN: (ISDN01) S ATE0
(47,65786946) ISDN: (ISDN02) S ATD 017135470091
(48,65786947) ISDN: (ISDN02) Dialing 017135470091
(49,65787034) ISDN: (ISDN01) R OK
(50,65787035) ISDN: (ISDN02) R OK
(51,65797203) ISDN: (ISDN02) R DISC 145
(52,65797203) ISDN: (ISDN02) Disconnect reason code 145
(53,65797271) ISDN: (ISDN02) S ATE0
(54,65797328) ISDN: (ISDN02) R OK
Figure 17-2.

Using Debug Parameters

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Figure 17-2 shows the same failed call, but this time the isdndb
parameter has been set to the highest level of 3.
ISDNDB 3
Move into the debug# object by typing the following syntax:
[co] deb
Where co moves BCC into config mode (if required) and deb is
the MTD for the debug# object.
Typing i at the debug prompt lists all the debug parameters.
Initially these are all set to 0 (off). To change a parameter type its
MTD along with the new value. For example, to increase the rate
of DNS reporting, the following is typed at the debug# prompt:
dns 3
Where dns is the MTD for the dnsdb parameter and 3 is the
highest level of reporting for the parameter.
Debug Facilities
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