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Examples Fabric OS reference guide source port destination port basic stats extended stats The port whose path to the destination domain is sought. It can be an F_Port or an E_Port. The embedded port (-1) is used by default. For a switch with blades, this is specified as the area; otherwise, it is the port. A port on the destination switch. The pathinfo command returns the state of the port, and all requested statistics pertaining to the port. The embedded port (-1) is used by default, or if the specified destination port is not an existing active port. For a switch with blades, this is specified as the area, otherwise the port. Requests the reporting of basic statistics on every link; default is no. Requests the reporting of extended statistics on every link; default is no. trace reverse path Provides path information from the destination port to the source port; default is no. source route: strict source rte Timeout Specifies a sequence of switches or ports that the pathinfo frame should hop. Note that if an output port (or area) to the next hop is specified, the user is not prompted for the domain of the next switch that is determined by the port (or area) specified. Default: no. Specifies that the source route must be followed strictly as indicated, skipping possible intermediate switches. When using this option, the source route must be specified using domain numbers (rather than the output port). The maximum time allowed to wait for the response; default is 10 seconds. To invoke pathinfo with all operands on the command line: switch:admin> pathInfo 91 Target port is Embedded Hop In Port Domain ID (Name) Out Port BW Cost 0 E 9 (web226) 2 1G 1000 1 3 10 (web229) 8 1G 1000 2 8 8 (web228) 9 1G 1000 3 6 91 (web225) E - - Fabric OS 3.x Document Addendum 187

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Fabric OS reference guide
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Fabric OS 3.x Document Addendum
Examples
To invoke
pathinfo
with all operands on the command line:
source port
The port whose path to the destination domain is sought. It can be
an F_Port or an E_Port. The embedded port (
-1
) is used by
default. For a switch with blades, this is specified as the area;
otherwise, it is the port.
destination
port
A port on the destination switch. The
pathinfo
command
returns the state of the port, and all requested statistics pertaining
to the port. The embedded port (
-1
) is used by default, or if the
specified destination port is not an existing active port. For a
switch with blades, this is specified as the area, otherwise the port.
basic stats
Requests the reporting of basic statistics on every link; default is
no
.
extended
stats
Requests the reporting of extended statistics on every link; default
is
no
.
trace
reverse
path
Provides path information from the destination port to the source
port; default is
no
.
source
route
:
Specifies a sequence of switches or ports that the pathinfo frame
should hop. Note that if an output port (or area) to the next hop is
specified, the user is not prompted for the domain of the next
switch that is determined by the port (or area) specified. Default:
no
.
strict
source rte
Specifies that the source route must be followed strictly as
indicated, skipping possible intermediate switches. When using
this option, the source route must be specified using domain
numbers (rather than the output port).
Timeout
The maximum time allowed to wait for the response; default is
10
seconds.
switch:admin>
pathInfo 91
Target port is Embedded
Hop
In Port
Domain ID (Name)
Out Port
BW
Cost
---------------------------------------------------------
0
E
9 (web226)
2
1G
1000
1
3
10 (web229)
8
1G
1000
2
8
8 (web228)
9
1G
1000
3
6
91 (web225)
E
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