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Using the debug filter command
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Stop Capturing Process
You can stop the packet capture utility with the following command:
Virtual ADX(debug-filter)# stop
Number of packets captured: 126
Syntax: stop
View Captured Packets
First of all you have to select one of the places where packets are captured. JetCore based devices
offer two locations:
• MP = Management Processor
• BP = Barrel Processor
Use the view command to select the processor you would like to choose:
To select BP 2 of the WSM module in slot 1:
Virtual ADX(debug-filter)# view bp 1 2
Virtual ADX(debug-filter-1-2)#
To select the MP:
Virtual ADX(debug-filter)# view mp
Virtual ADX(debug-filter-mp)#
Syntax: view [mp | bp slot-number cpu-number]
You now have multiple options and you might want to use the summary command to see a
summary of all packets captured at the chosen location.
Syntax: summary
It is also possible to have a close look at a single packet using the hex-dump or ascii-dump
command:
Syntax: ascii-dump packet-number
Syntax: hex-dump packet-number
The example below includes some example outputs which might help to understand how to use the
commands.
"debug filter" example
Test network:
client (192.168.8.100) ---- port 15 (192.168.8.1) Brocade Virtual ADX (192.168.9.1) port 3 ---
(192.168.9.101) real server
Virtual server @ Virtual ADX: 192.168.8.222 offering HTTP service
Brocade Virtual ADX real and virtual server configuration:
server real rs101 192.168.9.101
port http
port http url "HEAD /"
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