1180 | C-Series Debugging and Diagnostics
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Figure 60-11. debug Command Tree
show hardware commands
The show hardware command tree consists of EXEC Privilege commands that have been created or
changed specially for use with the C-Series. These commands display information from a hardware
sub-component, such as an FP or CSF ASIC, and from hardware-based feature tables.
Table 60-3 lists the
show hardware commands available as of the latest FTOS version.
Note: show hardware commands should only be used under the guidance of Dell Force10 Technical
Assistance Center.
Table 60-3. show hardware Commands
Command Description
show hardware interface phy
View link status information, including the transmitted and received
auto-negotiation control words.
Use the registers keyword to capture a dump of key PHY registers for
your technical support representative.
show hardware drops
View internal packet-drop counters on a line card or RPM
show hardware rpm mac counters
clear hardware rpm mac counters
Enter the keyword counters keyword to view or clear the receive and
transmit frame counters for the party bus switch in the IPC subsystem on
the RPM.
show hardware rpm mac port-statistics
clear hardware rpm mac port-statistics
Enter the keyword port-statistics to view or clear detailed Ethernet
statistics for the specified port on the party bus switch.
show hardware rpm cpu management
View internal interface status information for the RPM CPU port which
connects to the external management interface.
show hardware cpu party-bus
clear hardware
cpu party-bus
View or clear statistics for the party-bus port on the CPU of the specified
line card or RPM.
FTOS#debug ?
aaa AAA debug information
arp IP ARP debug information
cpu-traffic-stats Start collecting CPU traffic statistics
dot1x Dot1x debug information
ftpserver FTP Server debug information
ifm IFM Debug information
ip IP debug information
ntp NTP debug information
ppp PPP debug commands
radius RADIUS debug information
spanning-tree Spanning tree debug information
tacacs+ TACACS+ debug information