Using the HP DTC Manager/UX

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Using dtclist

1 Logon as root or type the HP-UX su (superuser) command from the shell

prompt.

2 At the shell prompt, specify one of the following dtclist commands.

To display a summary of conﬁguration data for a DTC, run the following

command. The output can contain information about the CPU/LAN or LAN, the

boards and the ports.

dtclist -c [logging] [object]

To list the DTC user default conﬁguration, run the following command.

dtclist -C [logging]

To display a list of events that are placed in the event log, run the following

command. The event log is a text ﬁle to which networking events are logged.

The dtclist command lists events in the event log based on

filter

and

object

. If no parameters are speciﬁed, then all the events in the event log are

displayed.

dtclist [filter] [-f] [logging] [object]

3 Pipe dtclist to the HP-UX more command to read the log files more easily.

Simple dtclist examples

The following examples show different ways of using dtclist. The output is easier to

read if dtclist is piped to the HP-UX more command.

• To display events 8 through 10, inclusive:

dtclist -e 8 10 | more

• To display the last eleven events recorded in the event log file (remember that

there must be a “\” before the $):

dtclist -e \$-10 $ | more

• To provide a complete list of configuration information on DTC1:

dtclist -c DTC1 | more

• To report the configuration information on board 0 on DTC1:

dtclist -c DTC1 0 | more

• To display a list of all currently managed DTCs:

dtclist -c