Lists the commands available in this subshell. Launches a Fibre Channel performance monitor. A large number of debug-information commands are available use the help command to view a list.Īgain, these commands are for use only with Cisco TAC guidance. Commands Available in the Adapter Debug SubshellĪttaches to the adapterʼs fabric login service provides access to the commands listed in a following table.Īttaches to the Master Control Program.
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The following example shows how to connect to the adapterʼs debug subshell, and view available commands: When you connect to an adapter shellʼs debug subshell, the command-line prompt changes from the adapter n/ n/ n prompt, to adapter n/ n/ n (top): n, where (top): indicates you are in the top subshell of the adapter command shell, and n represents the number of command lines presented thus far in this debug session. The following commands are available in the debug subshell accessed by entering the connect command in the adapterʼs primary command shell. Shows a list of commands issued since entering this shell. Lists the commands available in this shell. Commands Available in the Adapterʼs Primary Command ShellĬonnects to the debug shell provides access to the commands listed in the following table. Show-fwlist - Show firmware versions on the adapter
The following example shows how to connect to the adapter command shell, and view available commands: The name you assigned to the appliance, to adapter n/ n/ n, where n/ n/ n is the adapterʼs chassis/server/ID combination you entered to connect. Note that when you connect to an adapter command shell, the command-line prompt changes from your default prompt, which is These commands should be used only when troubleshooting virtualized network adapters with Cisco TAC supervision. See connect adapter for information about the connect adapter command. After you have used the Supervisor connect adapter command to connect to the command shell for a specific adapter, the following commands are available in that shell.
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