SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem Troubleshooting Guide

Installing and Using the SWAN Tools
SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem Troubleshooting Guide—426992-008
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QUEST 2 Command Syntax
At the command line interface, you would use the -if parameter option rather
than the DUMP FLASH parameter. In interactive mode you can use either, the
in parameter or the DUMP FLASH parameter.
TACL>quest2 -if range $system.volumename.filename
At the interactive interface, enter one of the following to invoke the DUMP
FLASH parameter.
TACL>quest2
-->if=range
or
-->dump flash=range
Some examples of this command follow
If entered at the TACL command line interface:
TACL>quest2 -if $system.volumename.filename
displays the entire FLASH.
TACL>quest2 -if=0x00000000 .. +20
$system.zwandump.D0123456
displays the FLASH for a specified range.
If entered through the interactive interface:
-->if
displays the entire FLASH.
-->if=0x00080000 .. +20
displays the FLASH from a specific range.
-->dump flash
displays the entire FLASH.
-->dump flash=0x00080000
displays the FLASH for the specified range
DUMP MEM=range
shows the memory image of any valid address range specified. This command
should be used instead of the if (FLASH), ip (CLIP PAL), im (DRAM),
or ir (DPRAM) commands to show memory images of address ranges.
At the command line interface, you would use the -in parameter option rather
than the DUMP MEM parameter. In interactive mode you can use either, the
in parameter or the DUMP MEM parameter.
TACL>quest2 -in=range $system.volumename.filename