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As shown in figure 16-2, those six items are the lowest-level variables in
the buffers MIB. If you attempted to use List to display more variables,
for example, by entering the following:
list 11.1.1.1
In response, the console would display no data and simply return you to
the NCL prompt. To see the contents of variable 11.1.1.1 (“init”), specify
it in the Get command (described on page 16-34).
As defined above for [identifier], you can use the asterisk (*) as a
wild card to display the entire buffers information base. Thus, as a short
cut for the above procedure, you would enter:
list buf.*
or
list 11.*
In response, the console displays the same formatted data seen in the
last step of the above procedure:
init map=0002code=1
free map=0002code=2
min map=0002code=3
miss map=0002code=4
size map=0002code=5
corrupted map=0002code=6
Using the Network Control Language
Accessing the Management Information Base
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