HP StorageWorks 8/80 Brocade Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide v6.1.0 (53- - Page 92

Configuring FTRACE for a tunnel, Enabling a trace, Deleting a configuration for a tunnel

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9 FTRACE concepts The following example configures FTRACE with ACO disabled, and FTRACE enabled with a trigger mask value of 00000003, and a trace mask value of ffffffff. portcfg ftrace ge0 3 cfg -a 0 -e 1 -p 5 -s 00000003 -t ffffffff Configuring FTRACE for a tunnel Use the following syntax to configure a trace: portcfg -ftrace [slot-number] ge port number [tunnel -id] cfg|del] Enabling a trace 1. Log on to the switch as admin. 2. Enter the portCfg -ftrace command with the following options: portcfg-ftrace ge0 cfg -a 0 -e 1 This disables Auto Checkout and enables trace for GigE 0, tunnel 1 Deleting a configuration for a tunnel 1. Log on to the switch as admin. 2. Enter the portCfg -ftrace command with the following options: portcfg-ftrace ge1 1 del This deletes the configuration for tunnel 1. Displaying FTRACE for a tunnel The portShow command uses the ftrace option to display a trace for a tunnel. Use the following syntax to display a trace: portshow -ftrace [slot-number] ge port number [tunnel -id] cfg|del] 78 Fabric OS Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide 53-1000853-01

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Fabric OS Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide
53-1000853-01
FTRACE concepts
9
The following example configures FTRACE with ACO disabled, and FTRACE enabled with a trigger
mask value of 00000003, and a trace mask value of ffffffff.
portcfg ftrace ge0 3 cfg -a 0 -e 1 -p 5 -s 00000003 -t ffffffff
Configuring FTRACE for a tunnel
Use the following syntax to configure a trace:
portcfg -ftrace [slot-number] ge port number [tunnel -id] cfg|del] <opt args>
Enabling a trace
1.
Log on to the switch as admin.
2.
Enter the
portCfg -ftrace
command with the following options:
portcfg-ftrace ge0 cfg -a 0 -e 1
This disables Auto Checkout and enables trace for GigE 0, tunnel 1
Deleting a configuration for a tunnel
1.
Log on to the switch as admin.
2.
Enter the
portCfg -ftrace
command with the following options:
portcfg-ftrace ge1 1 del
This deletes the configuration for tunnel 1.
Displaying FTRACE for a tunnel
The
portShow
command uses the
ftrace
option to display a trace for a tunnel.
Use the following syntax to display a trace:
portshow -ftrace [slot-number] ge port number [tunnel -id] cfg|del]<opt args>