ATM Configuration and Troubleshooting Guide

Getting Status Information with ATM Commands
Command Examples
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ATM Cell statistics and status
ATM address :47000580ffe1000000f21c154e.080009c6fc91.00
Maximum number of VCCs : 1979
VCCs in use : 8
0 VPI bits, 11 VCI bits
UNI version : 3.0
Received cells : 2248029122
Dropped received cells : 0
Transmitted cell : 61570485
In the ATM address, the separators (.) are used to indicate the different
fields, but are not counted as part of the 40-character maximum.
By checking the information provided for cells, you can also determine if
the card is active.
Getting Adapter Status, Physical Layer Statistics, and
Medium Information
Use the atmmgr card_inst_num show -p command to determine an
adapter’s status, MAC address, and medium information. The adapter’s
medium information is the following:
• Medium: SONET or SDH.
• Speed: 155 Mbits/sec or 622 Mbits/sec.
• Media: Multi-Mode fiber (MMF), UTP category 5 (UTP Cat5), or
Single-Mode fiber (SMF).
For example (a card instance number of 0 is used):
atmmgr 0 show -p
The output from the command is as follows for a Classical IP ATM ARP
Server (the medium information is shown in bold in this example):
Physical statistics and status
Status : In service
MAC address : 0060b0221eb2
Medium type : sonet 155 Mbits/sec, multimode
fiber
Number of Path BIP (B3) : 128
Number of Path FEBE : 65
Number of Line BIP (B2) : 336