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Troubleshooting tasks are accomplished through a set of commands.
Each command and its basic functionality is as follows: C[OMMENT] is used
to type informational comments for reference later. The security
level of this command is 2. DI[AG] allows several diagnostic
functions to be run on a port. It is also used to initiate a DTC
selftest. The security level of this command is 1 for the DTC selftest,
and 2 for the individual port tests. DT[C] lists each DTC associated
with the system along with its descriptive name and the IEEE 802.3
station address. The security level of this command is 2. DU[MP] allows the data area of
a port to be copied to a disk file for troubleshooting use by HP
factory personnel. The security level of this command is 2. The
data area of an entire asynchronous processor board of a DTC 72MX
or an entire DTC can also be copied to a disk file. The security
level of this command is 1. EE[PROM] DT[C] allows the user
to download the new ROM code on the DTC 72MX and DTC 16iX/16MX.
The security level of this command is 1. EX[IT] allows the user to exit
the TermDSM program and return to the DUI
prompt. The security level of this command is 2. H[ELP] displays information regarding
TermDSM and its commands. The security level of this command is
2. R[ESET] allows a port, a board,
a single DTC, or multiple DTCs to accept new sessions. The security
level of resetting ports is 2, and the security level of resetting
DTCs is 1. S[TATUS] lists the node name
of a specific device's DTC, whether the port has a session
running on it, and whether the device is connected to an interface
card capable of modem connections. The security level of this command
is 2. T[RACE] enables and disables
tracing for a port on an asynchronous processor board of a DTC 72MX
or a DTC/X.25 Network Access card. Options allow trace to be activated
for level 2, level 3, or a specific VC of the DTC/X.25 card. The
security level of this command is 2.
Further explanation for each command is contained in Chapter 4 “TermDSM Commands”
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