IBM SC30-3865-04 - Manual (Page 350)

-- Area --
Transmit = 4
Receive = 6
phaseivpfx
Displays the configured DNA phase IV address-prefix that the OSI protocol
is using to route packets to a connected DNA IV network.
Example:
list phaseivpfx
Local Phase IV Prefix: 49
prefix-address
Displays all the SNPAs for statically configured routes.
Example:
list prefix:-addresses
Ifc Type Metric State Address Prefix Dest Phys Address
0 INT 20 On 470006 302198112233
1 EXT 50 OFF 470006 302198223344
Ifc Indicates the interface number where the address can be reached.
Type Indicates the type of metric, either internal (INT) or external (EXT).
Metric Indicates the cost of the reachable address.
Address prefix
Indicates the destination NSAP prefix. This prefix may be 20 bytes
long.
Dest Phys Address
Indicates the destination DTE address if this interface is X.25 and
the configured mapping is manual.
routing-circuits
Displays a summary of all routing-circuits or details of each routing circuit.
Example:
list routing circuits
Summary or Detailed [Summary]? Summary
Ifc Name Type Enabled
0 routecir1 STATIC-OUT YES
0 routecir2 STATIC-IN YES
0 routecir3 DA YES
Summary or Detailed [Summary]? Detailed
Routing Circuit Name [] routecir2
Interface #: 0
Enabled: YES
Type: STATIC
Direction: Incoming
Initial Minimum Timer: 55
Enable IS-IS: YES
L2 Only: NO
External Domain: NO
Metric: 20
IS-IS Hello Timer: 3
DECnetV Link Initialization: YES
Receive Verifier:
Transmit Verifier:
Explicit Receive Verification: TRUE
Interface # / Ifc
The logical X.25 interface for this routing-circuit.
Name The alphanumeric name of this routing-circuit record.
Enabled
Indicates the state of the routing-circuit: YES for enabled, NO for disabled.
DECnet V/OSI Configuration Commands (Talk 6)
320 MRS V3.2 Protocol Config Ref Vol 2