TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual (G06.29+, H06.03+, J06.03+)

SCF Reference for NonStop TCP/IPv6
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual—524523-012
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Considerations
Tracing all the SUBNETs
To trace all configured IP SUBNETs, run the TRACE SUBNET command with a
wildcard character.
Example1:
SCF> TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.*, TO $SYSA.TRACES.TCPSUB, SELECT ALL,
RECSIZE 4050, PAGES 1024
To stop the trace, run the following command:
SCF> TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.*, STOP
Example2:
SCF> TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.SN?, TO $SYSA.TRACES.TCPSUB, SELECT
ALL, RECSIZE 4050, PAGES 1024
To stop the trace, run the following command:
SCF> TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.SN?, STOP
Considerations
1. To trace all configured IP SUBNET under the specified TCP6MON process, run the
TRACE SUBNET command with any wildcard character.
2. When tracing multiple SUBNETs under a TCP6MON process, the trace records of
the traffic exchanged over the selected SUBNETs will be collected in a trace file
specified in the TRACE SUBNET command after the TO option.
3. You cannot use a combination of specific SUBNET names and wildcard characters
in a TRACE SUBNET command. For example, if you start a TRACE command
with a specific SUBNET name, you must stop the TRACE command with the same
SUBNET name. Similarly, if you start the TRACE SUBNET command with a
wildcard, you must stop it with the same wildcard character.
Example1:
Consider the following TRACE SUBNET command:
SCF> TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.SN1, TO $SYSA.TRACES.TCPSUB, SELECT
ALL, PAGES 1024, RECSIZE 4050
The valid and invalid combinations are:
Command Category
TRACE SUBNET #ZPTM1.SN1, STOP VALID