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disabled
Displays the LNM Servers circuits and servers that a user has manually disabled. The
table includes the name of each server, and the circuit the server is on. If the server is
disabled, Disabled appears under the name of the server. If the server is enabled, the value
in the table is blank.
Sample Display – show lnm disabled
LNM Servers Circuits Disabled
-----------------------------
Circuit LNM LNM LRM LNM LBS LNM REM LNM RPS LNM CRS
-------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
O31 Disabled Disabled
1 Entries found.
enabled
Displays the current state of all LNM Servers circuits that are currently enabled. The state
of LNM will display as Enabled. The state of specific servers (for example, LNM LRM) is
one of the following:
If the server is disabled, the value under its name is blank.
Init Protocol or server is initializing on the circuit.
Not Pres Circuit is down; the server has not yet started.
Up Protocol or server is functioning on the circuit.
- Using Technician Interface 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- (continued) 4
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 13
- Software Suites 14
- Audience 14
- Before You Begin 15
- CompuServe 16
- How to Get Help 17
- Conventions 18
- Acronyms 19
- Chapter 1 23
- Script Types 24
- Commands for Scripts 25
- Loading .bat and .mnu Scripts 27
- Setting Up Scripts 28
- Using Script Commands 30
- Using the Menu Utility 37
- Configuring Menus 40
- You can add and delete 41
- Adding a Command 42
- Deleting a Command 44
- Clearing All Commands 44
- Editing a Command 44
- Editing a Menu Title 46
- Loading a New Menu 48
- Chapter 2 53
- Using the show Command 53
- <node name> 56
- Capacity: 57
- Capabilities: 57
- <COS name> 59
- <LU name> 63
- <DLC name> 65
- <DLUS name> 68
- <PLU name> 68
- <FQCP name> 71
- <network 76
- ID>.<CP name> 76
- <mode name> 79
- <network ID>.<CP 82
- <CP name> 85
- Node Record Statistics: 86
- TG Record Statistics: 88
- <owner name> 90
- <net> 96
- <node> 96
- <circuit name> 102
- <netlow> 103
- <nethigh> 103
- <pattern> 107
- <option> 110
- command 111
- <line> 112
- <line.vpi> 113
- <line.vpi.vci> 113
- <line option> 113
- <line.circuit> 115
- <line.VPI> 117
- <line.VPI.VCI> 117
- <IP_address> 118
- <line.llindex> 125
- <line.llindex.VPI> 126
- <line.llindex.VPI.VCI> 126
- <period in seconds> 144
- <IP address> 150
- filters zone 152
- <address> 166
- <peer address> 166
- <search pattern> 166
- (not yet functioning), or Up 171
- Bootp Preferred Server 184
- MAC address> 197
- <port number> 213
- <vol> 215
- <area> 237
- <area.node> 242
- DLS Circuits 250
- 250
- command for definitions 253
- <interval number> 265
- Displays E1 port information 267
- IP address> 287
- <line.llindex.DLCI> 324
- <slot number> 334
- <slot 335
- <protocol> 357
- <service name> 384
- Sample Display – show ipx rip 386
- <name search pattern> 398
- <hex search pattern> 398
- <circuit > 408
- See “show isdn bri.” 412
- <options> 427
- Enabled or Disabled 459
- <destination sys ID> 462
- <LSID> 467
- <area-number> 470
- <line number> 476
- RxFltr1Ref Mac 479
- TxFltr1Ref Mac 479
- RxFltr2Ref Mac 479
- TxFltr2Ref Mac 479
- <circuit_name> 495
- listed under the alerts 498
- Sample Display – show ppp ip 512
- <process> 515
- <slot> 515
- <seconds> 518
- <repeat> 518
- <circuit number> 549
- <entity number> 560
- <entity name> 560
- <event number> 561
- <entity 561
- Up. You can use this 579
- circuit [ 580
- <object ID> 594
- <pool ID> 600
- ISDN Line Information: 601
- ISDN Line Information 606
- Circuit Information: 610
- Synchronous Line Information: 610
- The show telnet 643
- <VINES network address> 666
- <VINES server ID> 666
- <VINES network address 667
- Present (configured 680
- <slot.connector> 681
- Sample Display – show x25 vc 686
- Sample Display – show xb base 688
- <XNS network> 702
- <network address> 703
- <address pattern> 703
- Chapter 3 709
- Using enable/disable Commands 709
- <LS name> 711
- <port name> 712
- <circuit> 712
- <VRN name> 712
- <line_number> 714
- <circuit_number> 715
- <base> 731
- <IP_interface_address> 734
- <line.index> 737
- <area_ID> 745
- <port_number> 749
- <object_ID> 755
- <line_number.llindex> 764
- Appendix A 769
- Packet Configuration 769
- Packet Configuration 771
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