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(Here, "123456789abc" is the new NID value and "NAME" is a text string up to 9
characters with no space in between.)
• trace:
Displays the contents of the trace buffer. This command does NOT clear the trace
buffer so that issuing the command twice will produce the same result.
• traceclr: Clears the entries which have been read by the trace command.
• tracelp: Displays a continuously updated log to the screen. To exit, press <Ctrl+C>.
Usage: "tracelp"
"tracelp Q"
"tracelp S"
• traceon: Activates tracing for certain events. (Refer to "traceoff")
• traceoff: Deactivates tracing for certain events.
Usage: "traceoff <specifier> <specifier>"
Here, specifier is of the following strings:
- "br+" : Traces new entries in the bridge table.
- "br-"
: Traces bridge table entries which age out.
- "IP+" : Traces new TCP/IP address.
- "sys" : Traces authenticate, associate, WIN/LOSE negotiations (roaming).
- "all"
: Turns off or on tracing of all events.
Default specifier Combinations are like the following:
- "traceon sys"
- "traceoff br+ br- IP+"
: Updates the display every 5 seconds.
: Updates the display every second.
: Updates the display every minute.
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