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The help display changes depending on the login user level, license key, and switch model, and will display only on licensed products using front panel commands. The types of admin level commands available are: General Diagnostic Routing Licensed - Zoning commands The i command prints a currently running task summary. The fields are described in Table 4-10. Name Entry TID PRI Status PC SP ERRNO Delay Task name Task entry point ID Task ID Task priority Ready - Task is not waiting for any resource other than the microprocessor Pend - Task is blocked due to the unavailability of some resource Delay - Task is asleep for some duration Suspend - Task is unavailable for execution (but not delayed or pended) Delay - +S Task is both delayed and suspended Pend - +S Task is both pended and suspended Pend - +T Task is pended with a timeout Pend - +S+T Task is pended with a timeout and also suspended Dead - Task no longer exists Program counter Stack pointer Last error number generated by this task For pending tasks, the amount of time a task has been waiting to execute 4-20 Installation and Troubleshooting Guide

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Installation and Troubleshooting Guide
The
help
display changes depending on the login user level, license key, and switch
model, and will display only on licensed products using front panel commands. The
types of admin level commands available are:
¿
General
¿
Diagnostic
¿
Routing
¿
Licensed
—
Zoning commands
¼
The
i
command prints a currently running task summary. The fields are described in
Table 4-10.
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Name
Task name
Entry
Task entry point ID
TID
Task ID
PRI
Task priority
Status
Ready
—
Task is not waiting for any resource other than the
microprocessor
Pend
—
Task is blocked due to the unavailability of some resource
Delay
—
Task is asleep for some duration
Suspend
—
Task is unavailable for execution (but not delayed or
pended)
Delay
—
+S Task is both delayed and suspended
Pend
—
+S Task is both pended and suspended
Pend
—
+T Task is pended with a timeout
Pend
—
+S+T Task is pended with a timeout and also suspended
Dead
—
Task no longer exists
PC
Program counter
SP
Stack pointer
ERRNO
Last error number generated by this task
Delay
For pending tasks, the amount of time a task has been waiting to
execute