Tandberg Data MSERIES FC USER User Manual page 16

Tandberg Data FC420 Bridge Option User's Guide
Document T6423053-01, Ver. 1, Rel. 0
November 2002
Command
DisplayEvent
(Immediate)
EccLog
ErrorLog
EthernetSpeed
Exit (Immediate)
FcAck0
FcClass2
FcConnMode
FcDataRate
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Description
Displays the current contents of the
event log. The log is filtered by the
current switch settings as described in
the DispEvent section. If the optional
all is selected, the display filtering is
temporarily suspended and all logged
events are displayed.
Resets/displays the ECC error
statistics for the Fibre bridge. The get
command displays the statistics; the
set command resets the statistic
counters to zero.
Resets/displays the error logs for the
Fibre bridge. The get command
displays the logs; the set command
resets the logs to zero.
Sets/displays the Ethernet speed of the
Fibre connection. If auto is selected, the
current speed of the connection is
indicated in parentheses in the
response to the get ethernetspeed
command.
Exits the current Telnet command line
interface (CLI) session. This command
has no effect during a serial or in-band
CLI session.
Specifies whether ACK0 or ACK1 will
be returned in response to a Class 2
Fibre Channel data frame or sequence.
When enabled, this option sends
ACK0; when disabled, this options
sends ACK1.
Specifies whether the Fibre bridge will
support Fibre Channel Class 2
(Multiplexed) or Class 3 service.
Sets/displays the connection mode for
the FC420 to arbitrated loop or point-
to-point. Applies to all three Fibre
Channel ports on each board.
Sets/displays the data rate (in GB/s) at
which the Fibre bridge will operate.
FC420 Services Software Commands
Default Syntax
displayevent < all >
set ecclog clear
get ecclog
set errorlog clear
get errorlog
auto set ethernetspeed [10 | 100
|auto]
get ethernetspeed
exit
disabled set fcack0 [enabled |
disabled]
get fcack0
disabled set fcclass2 [enabled |
disabled]
get fcclass2
loop set fcconnmode [loop | ptp]
get fcconnmode
auto set fcdatarate [1gb | 2gb |
auto]
get fcdatarate