Trace6 - Zte ZXR10 Command Manual

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ZXR10#telnet6 fe80::2d0:d0ff:fec0:9a41 interface fei_3/1
who
show tcp brief

trace6

Use this command to diagnose the actual path to some destination
in the user or privileged EXEC mode.
user EXEC and privileged EXEC
trace6 <ipv6-address>[max-ttl <1-254>| timeout <1-100>]
<ipv6-address>
max-ttl <1-254>
timeout <1-100>
This command is disabled by default.
This command is supported after the platform version 4.6.02.
The trace6 command is used to send packets to the specified ad-
dress in the way TTL is increased from 1 (Three packets are sent
for each ttl) and wait for the response of each hop.
The output of the command can help users diagnose the actual
path to a destination.
This example shows the output of the trace6 command.
ZXR10#trace6 5ffe::2
1 10 ms 19 ms
2 19 ms 19 ms
The descriptions of the displayed information are shown below.
Field
1
2
10ms
2000::3
5ffe::2
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Destination address
Max-ttl means the maximum number of paths
that the packet goes through. It means the
length of the TTL field in the IPv6 packet,
range: 1~254
Time to wait for the response after an ICMP6
packet is sent out in seconds. A new probe
packet will be sent again if there is no
response received within the time
19 ms 2000::3
9 ms 5ffe::2
Description
The first hop
The second hop
Time the packet reaches the destination
Address of the first hop
Address the second hop
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