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SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES / SHLNA: Show line information

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You use the SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES command to display line-specific options and attributes for selected lines.

The alias name for SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES is SHLNA.

BS2000 console

BS2000 SDF command

Command SOF file

SNMP management

Parameter service


x




List of valid command sources

SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES / SHLNA

LINE-NAME = *ALL / <composed-name 1 .. 8>

SELECT = *ALL / *BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)


*BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)



|

NODE-NAME = *ANY / <composed-name 1 .. 8>

,INFORMATION = *STATE / *ALL / *LINE-NAMES /





          list-poss (16): *ADDRESSES / *DEVICES / *LIMITS / *OPTIONS / *PROTOCOLS /





          *REDUNDANCY / *STATE

,OUTPUT = *SYSOUT / *SYSLST

LINE-NAME=...
The lines for which information is displayed are selected via the line name.

LINE-NAME=*ALL
Displays information for all lines.

LINE-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of the line for which information is displayed.

SELECT=...
The lines for which information is displayed are restricted by means of selection criteria.

SELECT=*ALL
All the lines are selected.

SELECT=*BY-ATTRIBUTES(...)
The line that is to be selected is specified in greater detail.

NODE-NAME=...
Name of the node. The LAN protocol used on the line may only be CSMACD.

NODE-NAME=*ANY
Any node name.

NODE-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of node.

INFORMATION=...
INFORMATION allows you to specify the information that is to be output for the selected lines.

INFORMATION=*STATE
Displays the status of the lines.

INFORMATION=*ALL
Displays all the information relating to the lines.

INFORMATION=*LINE-NAMES
Displays the names of the lines.

INFORMATION=*ADDRESSES
Displays the addresses of the lines.

INFORMATION=*DEVICES
Displays the mnemonic device names of the lines.

INFORMATION=*LIMITS
Displays the adjustable limit values of the lines.

INFORMATION=*OPTIONS
Displays the options that can be set for the lines

INFORMATION=*PROTOCOLS
Displays the protocols used for the lines.

INFORMATION=*REDUNDANCY
Displays the redundancy information of the lines.

OUTPUT=...
Specifies the output medium.

OUTPUT=*SYSOUT
The output is sent to SYSOUT.

OUTPUT=*SYSLST
The output is sent to SYSLST. 

Command logging

Positive acknowledgments result in the required information being output.
A description of the error messages that may be issued during command processing is provided in the table below.

Command return codes

(SC2)      SC1

Maincode

Meaning

   0        0

CMD0001

Command processed successfully

   0        1

CMD0202

Operand error

   0       32

CMD0221

System error

   0       64

CMD0216

Privilege not sufficient

   0       64

BCA0203

Interface (&00) returns RC (&01).

   0       64

BCA0241

Line (&00) to node (&01) not defined

   0       64

BCA0242

No line defined to node (&00).

   0       64

BCA0290

Line entry not found.


Examples

  1. Show line:

    /SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES LINE-NAME=LAN1#6,INFORMATION=*STATE

  2. Show all lines:

    /SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES LINE-NAME=*ALL,INFORMATION=*STATE

  3. Show all line names:

    /SHOW-LINE-ATTRIBUTES LINE-NAME=*ALL,INFORMATION=*LINE-NAMES 

S variables

The command’s INFORMATION operand defines the S variables to which values are assigned. Possible values for INFORMATION are *STATE, *ADDRESSES, *DEVICES, *LIMITS, *OPTIONS, *PROTOCOLS, *REDUNDANCY , *ALL,*LINE-NAMES.

Output information

Name of the S variable                

Data type

Content               

Condition         

Line name

var(*LIST).LINE-NAME

string

<c-string 1..8>

INF=
<in any case>

Host name

var(*LIST).HOST-NAME

string

*STD
<c-string 1..8>

INF=
*STA/*DEV/*ALL

Addresses assigned to host

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).ADD-TO-HOST

string

*STD
<c-string 1..8>

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

IP address

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).IP-ADDR

string

*NONE
<text 7..15>

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

IP address status

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).IP-ADDR-STA

string

TENTATIVE
VALID
INVALID
DEACTIVATED
DUPLICATE

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

IPv6 address

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).IPV6-ADDR

string

*NONE
<text 9..49>

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

IPv6 address status

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).IPV6-ADDR-STA

string

TENTATIVE
VALID
DEPRICATED
INVALID
DEACTIVATED
DUPLICATE

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

ISO address

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).ISO-ADDR

string

*NONE
<text 1..20>

INF=
*ADDR/ *ALL

ISO address status

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).ISO-ADDR-STA

string

VALID
INVALID

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

LAN address, only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).LAN-ADDR

string

*DYN
<text 1..6>

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

LAN address status

var(*LIST).ADDR(*LIST).LAN-ADDR-STA

string

VALID
INVALID

INF=
*ADDR/*ALL

Administrative status

var(*LIST).STA.ADM

string

*EXCLUDE
*INCL
*ACTIVE

INF=
*STA/*ALL

Transfer status

var(*LIST).STA.TRANS

string

*NONE
*WORKING

INF=
*STA/*ALL

L2 protocol

var(*LIST).L2-PROTOCOL

string

CSMACD

INF=
*STD/*PROT/*ALL

Node name only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).NODE-NAME

string

<c-string 1..8>

INF=
*STA/*ALL

Mnemonic device name for write access

var(*LIST).DEV.WRITE

string

<text 2..4>

INF=
*DEV/*ALL

Mnemonic device name for read access

var(*LIST).DEV.READ

string

<text 2..4>

INF=
*DEV/*ALL

Redundancy indicator

var(*LIST).REDUNDANCY.INDICATOR

string

*STD
*NAME
*NONE
*FIRST

INF=
*RED/*ALL

Redundancy for a line determines the group

var(*LIST).REDUNDANCY.LINE

string

<c-string 1..8>

INF=
*RED/*ALL

Redundancy subgroup

var(*LIST).REDUNDANCY.SUBGROUP

string

*NONE
<c-string 1..1>

INF=
*RED/*ALL

Reception of broadcast messages

var(*LIST).BROADCAST.TARGET

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Reception of broadcast messages

var(*LIST).BROADCAST.WORK

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Reception of multicast messages

var(*LIST).MULTICAST.TARGET

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Reception of multicast messages

var(*LIST).MULTICAST.WORK

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Automatic reactivation after line failure

var(*LIST).SLOW-POLL.TARGET

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Automatic reactivation after line failure

var(*LIST).SLOW-POLL.WORK

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Shows whether CHECKSUM calculation by the device is possible

var(*LIST).CHECKSUM.INDICATOR

string

*YES
*NO

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

CHECKSUM calculation is to be executed

var(*LIST).CHECKSUM.TARGET

string

*BY-BCAM
*BY-DEVICE

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

CHECKSUM calculation is executed

var(*LIST).CHECKSUM.WORK

string

*BY-BCAM
*BY-DEVICE

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

(TCP-)OFFLOAD processing is executed

var(*LIST).OFFLOAD.WORK

string

*BY-BCAM
*BY-DEVICE

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Line handling after timeout on line, only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).TIMEOUT-PROCESS

string

*KEEP-LINE
*DEACTIVATE-
LINE

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Alternative line on line failure, only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).AUTO-ROUT-SWITCH

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Resumption of original path definition, only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).ROUT-RESWITCH

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Line-specific IPv6 autoconfiguration

var(*LIST).IPV6-AUTO-CONFIG

string

*ON
*OFF

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Use of Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) only with L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).DAD.INDICATOR

string

*ON
*OFF
*STD

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) number of Transmits only with L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).DAD.TRANSMIT-NUM

integer

<integer 1..10>

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Address Conflict Detection (ACD) used, only with L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).ACD.INDICATOR

string

*ON
*OFF
*STD

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Address Conflict Detection (ACD) number of Transmits only with L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).ACD.TRANSMIT-NUM

integer

<integer 1..10>

INF=
*OPT/*ALL

Maximum frame data length, only for L2 protocol CSMACD

var(*LIST).MAX-LPDU-SIZE

string
integer

*STD
*ETHERNET-STD
*BY-DEVICE
<integer 1514..65535>

INF=
*LIM/*ALL

Maximum message length that the host can receive only for L2 protocol of type NEA

var(*LIST).MAX-TSDU-SIZE

integer

<integer 4096..65535>

INF=
*LIM/*ALL

List of line names

var(*LIST).LINE-NAMES(*LIST)

string

<c-string 1..8>

INF=*LIN

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