Filter
Top Products
BSMI Debugging
November 2009 111
VTTY Console Commands
Specifically, you can use the VTTY commands to show argument
information, tracing information, access memory locations and get
help. Table 5 shows the command syntax and describes the action
that is performed. (See Table 2 on page 103 for a definition of
“lapdid”.
Table 5. VTTY Commands
Command Meaning
>
help
> ?
Returns a menu of supported commands with syntax.
Same as help.
The following commands are show commands that return information specific to the arguments.
> s ?
Returns a menu of supported show command arguments with syntax.
> s tmr
Returns a display of ISDN timer structures.
> s lap <lapdid#>
Returns a display of ISDN lap structures for provided lapdid.
> s <lapdid#>
Returns a display of Layer 2 statistics for the provided lapdid.
> s q931 <lapdid#>
Returns a display of Q931 information for the provided lapdid.
> s pump <lapdid#>
Returns a display of pump channel information for the provided lapdid.
The following commands are trace commands that enable/disable tracing information specific to the
arguments.
> t ?
Returns a menu of supported trace command arguments with syntax.
> t
Toggles the tracing of Bfv API messages between layers 3 and 4.
> t smi
Same as t, toggles the tracing of Bfv API messages between layers 3 and
4.
> L <lapdid#> <level>
Enables Layer 2 tracing for level=1 or disables tracing for level=0 on the
provided lapdid.
> l <level>
Enables Layer 2 tracing for level=1 or disables tracing for level=0 on the
provided lapdid.
> ww <address> <value>
Writes the 16-bit form of the value provided to the address provided.
> wl <address> <value>
Writes the 32-bit form of the value provided to the address provided.
> dump <address>
<length>
Returns a display of the memory contents starting at the provided
address.