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Maintenance Menu 172
Panic command
Command: /maint/panic
The panic command causes the switch to immediately dump state information to flash memory and automatically
reboot.
To select panic, at the Maintenance# prompt, enter:
>> Maintenance# panic
A FLASH dump already exists.
Confirm replacing existing dump and reboot [y/n]:
Enter y to confirm the command:
Confirm dump and reboot [y/n]: y
A list of messages is displayed:
Starting system dump...done.
Reboot at 11:54:08 Wednesday October 30, 2006...
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rebooted because of console PANIC command.
Booting complete
Unscheduled system dumps
If there is an unscheduled system dump to flash memory, the following message is displayed when you log on to the
switch:
Note: A system dump exists in FLASH. The dump was saved
at 13:43:22 Wednesday October 30, 2006. Use /maint/uudmp to
extract the dump for analysis and /maint/cldmp to
clear the FLASH region. The region must be cleared
before another dump can be saved.
- Command Reference Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Statistics Menu 4
- Configuration Menu 5
- Command line interface 6 6
- Command line interface 8 8
- Command line interface 9
- Setting an IP address 10
- Accessing the switch 11
- Idle timeout 12
- Typographical conventions 13
- Menu basics 14
- Global commands 15
- Menu basics 16 16
- Command stacking 17
- Command abbreviation 17
- Tab completion 17
- First-time configuration 18
- Setting passwords 19
- Information Menu 22
- System Information Menu 23
- SNMPv3 Information Menu 23
- Information Menu 24 24
- Information Menu 25 25
- Information Menu 26 26
- Information Menu 27 27
- Information Menu 28 28
- SNMPv3 dump 29
- System information 30
- System user information 31
- Layer 2 information 32
- FDB information menu 33
- Show all FDB information 34
- LACP dump 35
- 802.1x information 36
- Spanning Tree information 37
- Information Menu 38 38
- Information Menu 39 39
- Information Menu 40 40
- Information Menu 41 41
- Trunk group information 42
- VLAN information 43
- Layer 2 general information 43
- Layer 3 information 43
- Route information 44
- Information Menu 45 45
- ARP information 46
- OSPF information 47
- OSPF general information 48
- OSPF interface information 48
- Information Menu 49 49
- OSPF route codes information 50
- RIP Routes information 50
- RIP user configuration 51
- IP information 51
- VRRP information 52
- QoS information 53
- 802.1p information 53
- ACL information 54
- RMON Information Menu 54
- RMON history information 55
- RMON alarm information 56
- RMON event information 56
- Link status information 57
- Port information 58
- Information Menu 59 59
- Information dump 60
- Port Statistics Menu 62
- 802.1x statistics 63
- Bridging statistics 64
- Ethernet statistics 65
- Statistics Menu 66 66
- Interface statistics 67
- Link statistics 68
- Port RMON statistics 69
- Layer 2 statistics 70
- LACP statistics 71
- Layer 3 statistics 71
- GEA Layer 3 statistics menu 72
- GEA Layer 3 statistics 72
- IP statistics 72
- Route statistics 73
- ARP statistics 73
- DNS statistics 74
- ICMP statistics 74
- TCP statistics 75
- UDP statistics 76
- OSPF statistics menu 77
- OSPF global statistics 78
- Statistics Menu 79 79
- VRRP statistics 80
- RIP statistics 81
- Packet statistics 81
- CPU statistics 83
- ACL statistics 83
- SNMP statistics 84
- Statistics Menu 85 85
- NTP statistics 86
- Statistics dump 87
- Viewing pending changes 89
- Applying pending changes 89
- Reverting changes 89
- Saving the configuration 89
- Reminders 90
- System configuration 90
- Configuration Menu 91 91
- Configuration Menu 92 92
- RADIUS server configuration 93
- TACACS+ server configuration 94
- Configuration Menu 95 95
- NTP server configuration 96
- System SNMP configuration 96
- SNMPv3 configuration 97
- Configuration Menu 98 98
- SNMPv3 View configuration 99
- SNMPv3 Group configuration 100
- Configuration Menu 101 101
- Configuration Menu 102 102
- Configuration Menu 103 103
- System Access configuration 104
- User ID configuration 105
- Port configuration 106
- Configuration Menu 107 107
- Temporarily disabling a port 108
- Port link configuration 108
- Layer 2 configuration 109
- 802.1x configuration 109
- 802.1x Global configuration 110
- 802.1x Port configuration 111
- Configuration Menu 112 112
- Configuration Menu 113 113
- CIST bridge configuration 114
- CIST port configuration 114
- Spanning Tree configuration 115
- Configuration Menu 116 116
- Configuration Menu 117 117
- Static FDB configuration 118
- Trunk configuration 119
- IP Trunk Hash configuration 120
- LACP Port configuration 121
- VLAN configuration 121
- Layer 3 configuration 122
- IP interface configuration 123
- Configuration Menu 124 124
- IP Forwarding configuration 125
- Route Map configuration 126
- Configuration Menu 127 127
- Configuration Menu 128 128
- RIP Interface configuration 129
- Configuration Menu 130 130
- Configuration Menu 131 131
- Configuration Menu 132 132
- Configuration Menu 133 133
- Configuration Menu 134 134
- Configuration Menu 135 135
- IGMP configuration 136
- IGMP snooping configuration 137
- IGMP filtering configuration 138
- IGMP filter definition 139
- Configuration Menu 140 140
- Configuration Menu 141 141
- Configuration Menu 142 142
- Configuration Menu 143 143
- Configuration Menu 144 144
- VRRP Tracking configuration 145
- QoS 802.1p configuration 146
- <0-7> 147
- Configuration Menu 148 148
- Configuration Menu 149 149
- ACL Meter configuration 150
- ACL Re-mark configuration 150
- Configuration Menu 151 151
- ACL Group configuration 152
- RMON history configuration 153
- RMON event configuration 154
- RMON alarm configuration 154
- Port mirroring 155
- Port-based port mirroring 156
- Configuration Menu 157 157
- Configuration Menu 158 158
- Configuration Menu 159 159
- Operations Menu 160
- Operations Menu 161 161
- Boot Options Menu 162
- Boot Options Menu 163 163
- Boot Options Menu 164 164
- Resetting the switch 165
- Accessing the ISCLI 165
- Maintenance Menu 166
- System maintenance options 167
- Forwarding Database options 167
- Debugging options 168
- ARP cache options 168
- IGMP Multicast Group options 169
- IGMP Snooping options 170
- IGMP Mrouter options 170
- Uuencode flash dump 171
- FTP/TFTP system dump put 171
- Clearing dump information 171
- Unscheduled system dumps 172
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