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The IP Submenu
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The IP Submenu
The ip command in the Networking menu is used to display the IP submenu. To display the
IP submenu, enter the following commands:
ip
?
If you have enabled the verbose mode, you don’t need to enter the question mark (?).
A screen similar to the following displays:
Command IP Menu
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xlat View the address translation table
ips View IP stats & errors
ipr View IP routes
aisr Add an IP static route
risr Remove an IP static route
icmps View ICMP stats & errors
ping Ping a system
udps View UDP stats and errors
udpl View the UDP listener table
rips View RIP stats and errors
tcps View TCP-related statistics
tcpc View the TCP Connection table
telnet Remote login to another system using TELNET
traceroute Trace an IP route
relay Use ‘relayc’ or ‘relays’
fwconfig Configure the IP Firewall
ripflush Flush all routes obtained by RIP
ipfilter Add/delete an IP RIP filter
ipf Display IP RIP filters
ipmac View the IP to MAC Address Association table
ipclass Turn on/off IP Class Address Checking
ipdirbrcast Turn on/off IP directed broadcast
Main File Summary VLAN Networking
Interface Security System Services Help
This chapter describes all of the above commands with the exception of fwconfig, relayc,
relays, and ipclass commands. The fwconfig command is described in the Switched Network
Services User Manual. The relay commands, relayc and relays, are described in Chapter 26,
“UDP Forwarding.” The ipclass command is described in the Advanced Routing User Manual.