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3-28 ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG AR400 Series Router Software Reference
Software Release 2.6.6
C613-03079-00 REV A
ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG
Syntax ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG={ARL|DMA|M6|PHY|ALL} [OUTPUT=CONSOLE]
[TIMEOUT={1..4000000000|NONE}]
Description This command enables the specified switch debug mode or all switch
debugging.
Enabling debug may flood the receiving Telnet session or asynchronous port
with raw data.
The DEBUG parameter specifies the switch debug mode to be disabled (see
Table 3-9 on page 3-28). If ALL is specified, all switch debugging modes are
enabled.
The OUTPUT parameter set to CONSOLE specifies that the debugging
information produced is sent to the console. The debugging data is by default
sent to the port where it received the ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG command.
Use this option if the command is in a script since a script is not received on a
port.
The TIMEOUT parameter specifies the time in seconds for which any switch
debugging is enabled. This reduces the risk of overloading the router and the
display with too much debugging information. The value set by the TIMEOUT
parameter overrides any previous switch debugging timeout values, even if
they were specified for other debugging modes. If TIMEOUT is not specified,
the time out is the most recent one from a previous ENABLE VLAN DEBUG
command or NONE if it had not been set.
Example To enable the ARL switch debugging mode, use the command:
ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG=ARL
Related Commands ENABLE SWITCH DEBUG
SHOW SWITCH
Table 3-9: Switch debugging options.
Debug Options Description
ARL Operations related to the Forwarding Database.
DMA Operations related to Direct Memory Access requests.
M6 Operation related to the switch chip.
PHY Operations related t the PHY port interfaces.
ALL All debug options.
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