Switch Router Adapter Owner's Manual

3-20 October 22, 1999 SP Switch Router Adapter Guide - 1.4 Update 2
Monitoring and Management Tools
SP Switch Router Adapter card maint commands
[RX]
[RX] SP HATS UDP port set to: 10000
Use maint 89 8 to view the current port number setting and number of messages discarded:
GR 13> maint 89 8
[RX] SP HATS UDP port number: 10000
[RX] SP HATS (RMS) discards: 654
To disable UDP discards, set the port number to an unused number (the range is 0 to 65535):
GR 13> maint 89 7 65533
[RX] SP HATS UDP port set to: 65533
If you enter an out-of-range port number, here is the response:
GR 13> maint 89 7 101010
[RX] Illegal port number (0 << port# << 65535
Display ARP table - maint 189 1
The maint 189 1 command returns the current ARP entries. IP= is the address for the node,
SW-node= is a physical address assigned to an SP switch node, and state=3 means the node is
active.
GR 0> maint 189 1
[TX]
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.202, SW-node=5, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.203, SW-node=6, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.204, SW-node=7, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.205, SW-node=1, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.206, SW-node=2, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.207, SW-node=3, state=3
[TX] ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.208, SW-node=4, state=3
Note:
The SW-node= is the same as the Node_ID: parameter in maint 189 2 data.
Flush the ARP cache - maint 189 10
This command removes all ARP entries:
GR 0> maint 189 10
[TX]
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.202, SW-node=5, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.203, SW-node=6, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.204, SW-node=7, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.205, SW-node=1, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.206, SW-node=2, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.207, SW-node=3, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP Entry: IP= 192.168.178.208, SW-node=4, state=3
[TX] Flush ARP cache complete