Tracing A Communications Line - HP NonStop NS-series Operation Manual

Communications Subsystems: Monitoring and
Recovery
The system displays a listing similar to this output. The NEIGHBOR field displays the
system to which a given line connects, and the STATUS field indicates whether the line
is up:
1-> INFO PROCESS $NCP, LINESET
EXPAND Info
LINESETS AT \COMM
LINESET NEIGHBOR
1 \CYCLONE
2 \SNAX
3 \TESS
4 \TSII
5 \ESP
6 \SVLDEV
.
.
.
27 \SIERRA
28 \PRUNE
29 \OPMAN
30 \SOCIAL
31 \NCCORP2
32 \CS8
33 \CORE
34 \SUNTEC
35 \CS8

Tracing a Communications Line

Use the SCF TRACE command to trace the operation of a communications line. The
line continues normal operation while being traced, but it passes all its message traffic
to a trace procedure. Tracing enables you to see the history of a communications line,
including its internal processing.
You can display trace files by using the commands available in the PTrace program.
For information about PTrace, refer to the PTrace Reference Manual. For information
about configuring a trace by using the SCF TRACE command, refer to the
configuration and management manual for the communications subsystem you want to
trace.
HP Integrity NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide —529869-005
PROCESS $NCP
(116) #LINESETS=35 TIME:
LDEV TF
(206) 363 200K ( 0,
(118) 353 200K ( 5,
(194) 554 200K ( 8,
(099) 556 200K ( 2,
(163) 365 200K ( 1,
(077) 538 200K ( 7,
(012) 183 10K ( 4,
(175) 677 200K ( 5,
(252) 276 790K ( 5,
(045) 165 790K ( 8,
(080) 295 790K ( 8,
(152) 323 --
(241) 324 --
(062) 367 790K ( 5,
(152) 368 --
, LINESET
JUL
PID LINE LDEV
287)
1 363
333)
1 353
279)
1 554
265)
1 556
274)
1 365
265)
1 538
290)
1 183
334)
1 677
294) NPT
1 276
280)
1 165
264)
1 295
-- -----
1 323 NOT READY (124)
-- -----
1 324 NOT READY (124)
293) NPT
1 367
-- -----
1 368 NOT READY (124)
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STATUS FileErr#
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY
READY