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MitelMania:
you can also trace route in the ESM as well although it sometimes responds very slow there...

maint commands all
then
TRACERT RTC xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

will traceroute from the RTC to the IP specified

-Christopher

MitelMania:
of course to really find out ALL the commands someone could use the vxworks command "lkup"

this will show you ALL of the symbols in use by the software... including subroutines etc....  real dangerous but getting a full list from that command yields thousands of "symbols" in use...
-Christopher

v2win:
tried the lkup command it just tells you how many symbols there are not what they are. Unless I am missing something which is entirely possible.

-> lkup
Number of Symbols   : 160346
Symbol Mutex Id     : 0x1dcc80a8
Symbol Hash Id      : 0x1dcc7880
Symbol memPartId    : 0x353e34c
Name Clash Policy   : Allowed
value = 0 = 0x0           

MitelMania:
you would do

lkup"dhcp"

to find any symbols containing dhcp...  all symbols are case sensitive..  most symbols are software routines designed to be called by the system not by the shell.. however if a command exists it will be in there...

I definately would not play with the symbols on a working production system...  arbitrarily calling a routine could throw the software into a Tizzy

-Christopher

Chakara:
Thanks to Ralph - Trunk Utilization info:




Telnet into the system.
enter "cat info *.traffic"
system will show you all the files
then you can type "type *.traffic.<file>"
it will print to your screen.
You can also print from there if you enter: "print *.traffic.<file>/port lpr3"
Then enter "en pr"

For traffic you can also enter "Traffic"  and it will prompt you for some more details.   
Traffic files
Traffic print
traffic set

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