WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual

Configuration Quick Start

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Checking the State of the WAN Subsystem Objects

Checking the State of the Routes

Use the SCF STATUS ROUTE command to determine the state of each preconfigured

route.

The command syntax for G06.26 and earlier RVUs is:

nnn

is the last three characters of the TCP/IP process name for which the route is

configured.

The command syntax for G06.27 and later RVUs and H06.03 and later RVUs is:

is the last two characters of the TCP/IP process name for which the route is

configured.

Checking the State of the WAN Subsystem Objects

Use the SCF STATUS ADAPTER command with the SUB ALL option to determine the

state of each preconfigured ADAPTER object and all of its subordinate objects

(SERVER, PATH, and TASK). The command syntax is:

conc_name

is the name of the SWAN concentrator (ADAPTER object). How to determine the

names of the preconfigured SWAN concentrators is described in Displaying the

Names of Configured SWAN Concentrators on page 1-10.

Troubleshooting Tips

All required processes and objects described in Initial WAN Subsystem Configuration

on page 1-1 should be started during the system load sequence. If you discover that a

process or an object is not in the STARTED state, try to determine the cause of the

problem, then attempt to start the process or object.

These are some general troubleshooting guidelines:

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Examine the contents of the event message log. A WAN subsystem event

message or HP NonStop Kernel subsystem event message might have been

issued that provides information about the process failure. Event messages

STATUS ROUTE $ZBnnn.#R*

STATUS ROUTE $ZTCnn.#R*

STATUS ADAPTER $ZZWAN.#conc_name, SUB ALL