Displaying Pnni Connection Trace Configuration; Deleting Connection Trace Requests - Cisco Catalyst 8540 MSR Configuration Manual

PNNI Connection Trace

Displaying PNNI Connection Trace Configuration

This section describes how to display active PNNI connection trace configuration.
To display the active PNNI connection trace configuration, use the following command:
Command
show atm pnni trace info
Example
The following example shows an active PNNI connection trace configuration:
Switch_10# show atm pnni trace information
Max TTL Size:
Accepted Requests:
Max Acceptable Requests: 100
Boundary Interfaces:
Switch_10#
The Accepted Requests field should indicate a number less than the maximum of 100 connections.
Note
Note The Active Requests field should indicate some number less than the maximum concurrent requests of 5.
Trace records for both switched and soft-VC calls are deleted automatically when that call is cleared. If,
Note
for any reason, a soft VC is torn down, all existing trace records configured for that soft VC are deleted.
These records are deleted irrespective of the age-timer value. This deletion occurs even if the connection
is reconfigured again.

Deleting Connection Trace Requests

This section describes how to remove a connection trace request and its results. The system can
accommodate only100 trace connection records. When this limit is reached, you must clear old trace
requests and their information before initiating new connection traces.
To delete PNNI connection trace information and results that are stored in system VRAM, use the
following command in the privileged EXEC mode:
Command
clear atm pnni trace connection
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Purpose
Displays the PNNI connection trace
configuration.
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1 ActiveRequests:
Max Concurrent Requests: 5
None
Purpose
Deletes the PNNI connection trace output
stored in VRAM.
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