Installation Manual

84CiscouBR7200 Series Universal Broadband Router Wireless Modem Card and Subsystem Installation and Configuration
Using the Debug Commands
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Using the Debug Commands
The following commands are available to troubleshoot the (system). To use any of these commands,
privileged configuration access is required.
Use the command debug radio? to display a list of all available debug commands.
Use the no version of the command to stop the process.
Use the show debug command to display the current debug settings.
debug radio <{lm_log | messages | phy}>
no debug radio
show debug
Syntax Description
Debug commands are divided into four general categories: Link Manager Logging, Link
Management Messages, Physical Layer, and Radio Interface Specific Logging. Each of these is
described below.
Link Manager Logging
This command controls the debugging of the Link Manager and Baseline Privacy Interface.
WMCS01(boot)(config-if)# debug radio log [verbose]
When this command is enabled, the following events can be reported.
CWRP2P_LOG_BPKM_INVALID_CODE_IN_BPKM_MSG
CWRP2P_LOG_BPKM_REPLY_MSG_RCVD
CWRP2P_LOG_BPKM_REQUEST_MSG_RCVD
CWRP2P_LOG_BPKM_REPLY_MSG_SENT
lm_log log [verbose]
phy <{radioLog | cwrLog}>
radioLog radio <slot>/<port> <subModule>
slot Positive integer representing the CiscouBR7200 series slot number.
port Positive integer representing the port number on that slot.
subModule <{cli | gal | snmp}> <logLevel>
cli Tracing for radio interface CLI commands.
gal Tracing for the GAL module.
snmp Tracing for the radio SNMP module.
logLevel <{all | controlFlow | dataFlow | validation | verbose}>
cwrLog cwrLog <modName>
modname Name of the module