ATM Configuration and Troubleshooting Guide

Getting Status Information with ATM Commands
Command Examples
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Number of Line FEBE : 0
Number of Section BIP (B1): 9767789
Note: BIP is Bit Interleave Parity, FEBE is Far End Block Error
To determine the type (HP-HSC or HP-PCI) of the ATM adapter, you can
use the ioscan command (see “Determining the Type of an ATM
Adapter” on page 166).
Getting Adapter Traffic Parameter Configurations
(SVCs/PVCs)
Use the following command to display the number of traffic parameter
configurations in use (a card instance number of 0 is used):
atmmgr 0 show -t
The output from the command is as follows:
Current Traffic Parameter Configurations
Index Peak Sustainable Burst Minimum Initial Traffic
Rate Rate Tolerance Rate Rate Type
--------------------------------------------------------------
---
0 155.00 - - - - UBR
32 155.00 - - 0.0000 155.0000 ABR
Note: VBR is Variable Bit Rate, UBR is Unspecified Bit Rate,
CBR is Constant Bit Rate, ABR is Available Bit Rate.
Note that the number of traffic parameter configurations allowed
depends on the type of ATM adapter you are using (see “Traffic
Configuration Limitations” on page 64 for more information).
Getting the Classical IP ARP Table
Use the following command to display the IP and ATM address of a
destination system (a card instance number of 0 is used):
atmmgr 0 show -i
The output from the command is as follows:
Classical IP ARP table
Dest.IP_Address Type Dest.ATM_Address VC