HP Comware 5 Debug Manual Vol 2

self-node: Enables IPC error debugging of the local node. For a centralized device, "local node" refers
to the local device. For a distributed device, "local node" refers to the MPU of the device.
Examples
# Enable IPC error debugging for the local node.
<Sysname> terminal debugging
<Sysname> terminal monitor
<Sysname> debugging ipc error self-node
debugging ipc event
Use debugging ipc event to enable IPC event debugging.
Use undo debugging ipc event to disable IPC event debugging.
Syntax
debugging ipc event { ack | application | assemble | driver | flow-control | inner | resend } [ node
node-id | self-node ]
undo debugging ipc event [ ack | application | assemble | driver | flow-control | inner | resend ]
[ node node-id | self-node ]
Default
IPC event debugging is disabled.
Views
User view
Default command level
1: Monitor level
Parameters
ack: Enables debugging for acknowledgement information.
application: Enables debugging for upper layer module information.
assemble: Enables debugging for packet fragmentation and reassembly information.
driver: Enables debugging for lower layer driver information.
flow-control: Enables flow control debugging.
inner: Enables debugging for internal processing information.
resend: Enables debugging for retransmission information.
node node-id: Enables IPC event debugging of the specified node, where node-id represents the number
of the specified node. The value range of the node-id argument depends on the device model.
self-node: Enables IPC event debugging of the local node. For a centralized device, "local node" refers
to the local device. For a distributed device, "local node" refers to the MPU of the device.
Usage guidelines
Table 3 describes output fields and messages for the debugging ipc event ack command.
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