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IPv6 Commands
debug ipv6 packet
Configures the display of IPv6 debug messages.
debug ipv6 packet
[defaults]
[v6header {concise | verbose}]
[extheader {none | payload | concise | verbose}]
[etherheader {yes | no}]
[raw bytes]
[board {all | cmm | ni [slot_number] | none}]
[ether-filter mac_address | either-filter-pair mac_address mac_address | no ether-filter]
[ipv6-filter ipv6_address [/prefix_length] | ipv6-filter-pair ipv6_address [/prefix_length] | no ipv6-filter]
[direction {all | in | out | from-cmm | from-ipv4 | to-cmm | to-ipv4}]
[output {console | file filename}]
no debug ipv6 packet
Syntax Definitions
defaults
v6header
extheader
etherheader
raw bytes
board
ether-filter
ipv6-filter
Release 5.1.6.R02 User Guide Supplement
Resets all settings to default values.
Sets the display format for the IPv6 header.
Sets the display format for IPv6 extension headers:
none - No extension headers will be displayed
payload - Information on the final payload header only
concise - Concise information on all extension headers
verbose - Verbose information on all extension headers.
Specifies whether the packet's Ethernet header will be displayed.
If bytes is not zero, this number of raw hex bytes of the packet will be
displayed.
Specifies the board(s) on which packet debug is enabled.
Allows filtering of packets based on their source and destination MAC
addresses. If a single MAC address is specified, only packets whose
source or destination MAC address match the specified value will be
displayed. If a pair of MAC addresses is specified, only those packets
being exchanged between the two MAC addresses will be displayed.
Allows filtering of packets based on their source and destination IPv6
addresses. If a single IPv6 address is specified, only packets sent to or
received from that address will be displayed. If a pair of addresses is
specified, only those packets being exchanged between the two
addresses will be displayed.
June 2005
debug ipv6 packet
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