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STATLCS ( 1M ) STATLCS
NAME
statlcs - check the interfaces and core processes status of the LCS60
SYNOPSIS
statlcs [-t]
DESCRIPTION
statlcs with -t displays the status to the terminal; without the -t option, statlcs out-
puts the status into the file /tmp/statlcs.log
EXAMPLES
An example of statlcs -t is shown:
LCS60 STATUS REPORT
====================
Ethernet interface status:
Interface to en0 is UP.
Data Switch status:
Fiber Interface to data switch is UP.
Process status:
routed is UP.
snmpd is UP.
tlid is UP.
inetinit is UP.
lcm is UP.
dkdaemon is UP.
morse is UP (IP Network Security Group).
atmgr is UP.
ipxd is UP.
sapd is UP.
Where:
"morse" is the official name (i.e., nodename) of your LCS60.
FILES
/usr/etc/statlcs
E-42 Issue 3
- LCS60 Network Interface 1
- Issue 2 1-1 2
- Hardware Installation 4
- User Error Messages 10
- Seagate ST5660N Drive 10
- Manual Pages 10
- User Information 11
- Glossary 11
- Index I-1 12
- Feature Description 19
- Administration 1-19 21
- Manual Pages 1-21 21
- Customer Assistance 1-22 21
- Document Organization 23
- Reference Documentation 24
- Features 25
- Apple References 25
- Gateway References 25
- Overview 26
- Benefits 27
- LAN Protocols 28
- AppleTalk Protocol 29
- IPX Protocol 31
- Remote Access Protocols 32
- Serial Line IP (SLIP) 33
- Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) 34
- Multiple IP Subnetworks 35
- Security Groups 37
- Hardware Features 39
- Network Security 40
- Copy Protection 41
- R3.0 Upgrade 42
- Customer Assistance 44
- LAN Connections 2-29 46
- Site Preparation 48
- Hardware 49
- Space Requirements 50
- EMI Considerations 51
- Required Equipment 51
- Assembly 52
- Installing the LCS60 52
- Wall Mounting 54
- Table-Top Mounting 54
- Connecting the System Console 55
- Connection through Modems 63
- Power and Grounding 71
- Verify Fiber Connection 74
- LAN Connections 75
- General LCS60 Software 77
- Configuration 77
- Configuration Changes 3-28 78
- Commands 78
- 3-2 Issue 3 80
- Initial Setup 81
- 3-4 Issue 3 82
- Return key 83
- Issue 3 3-5 83
- 3-6 Issue 3 84
- Issue 3 3-7 85
- 3-8 Issue 3 86
- 3-10 Issue 3 88
- 3-18 Issue 3 96
- LCS60 Software 100
- Define a default route 101
- Define the Domain Name Server 101
- Define an SNMP manager 101
- Default Route – dftroute* 102
- Domain Name Server – dns 103
- SNMP Manager – snmp 104
- Starting the LCS60 105
- Configuration Changes 106
- Issue 3 3-29 107
- PPP – Configuration and 109
- Administration 109
- Table of Contents 110
- Lucent Data Switch 111
- Issue 3 4-3 113
- Screen 4-1: 114
- Issue 3 4-5 115
- Screen 4-2: 116
- Continued 117
- Screen 4-3: Continued 118
- Issue 3 4-9 119
- 4-10 Issue 3 120
- 4-12 Issue 3 122
- 4-14 Issue 3 124
- * Refer to RFC 1553 125
- Issue 3 4-15 125
- Reserved IP Address 126
- DESTINATION: 127
- Issue 3 4-19 129
- Call Trace Example 130
- Log File 131
- Related Commands 131
- 4-22 Issue 3 132
- SLIP – Configuration and 133
- Remote Access Clients 135
- Issue 3 5-3 137
- Issue 3 5-5 139
- Screen 5-2: 140
- Issue 3 5-7 141
- Issue 3 5-9 143
- 5-10 Issue 3 144
- 5-16 Issue 3 150
- ARAP – Configuration and 151
- ARAP Service 153
- 6-2 Issue 3 154
- Issue 3 6-3 155
- Show Session Example 158
- 6-8 Issue 3 160
- Gateway Services – 161
- Gateway Service 163
- 7-2 Issue 3 164
- Issue 3 7-3 165
- 7-4 Issue 3 166
- Screen 7-1: 167
- Telnet Service 170
- Inactivity Timeout Option 171
- Async-to-TCP Gateway Service 173
- TCP-to-Async Gateway Service 174
- UUCP Feature 175
- 7-14 Issue 3 176
- Issue 3 7-15 177
- 7-16 Issue 3 178
- Issue 3 7-17 179
- Trace TCP/Async 181
- Error Messages 181
- Log Files 182
- Status 8-40 184
- Error Messages 8-41 184
- Logging On 185
- System Console 186
- Remote Administration 186
- Common Commands 188
- Top Directory Commands 189
- Session Directory Commands 191
- Ports Directory Commands 194
- Service Directory Commands 196
- Manager Directory Commands 197
- Config Directory Commands 200
- Typical Administrative Tasks 205
- Log Level Example 207
- Summary Output Examples 208
- Backup and Restore Operations 209
- Generic vs. Variable Files 210
- Local and Remote Modes 211
- Call Error Messages 228
- Additional Log Files 230
- Maintenance 233
- VMEDKHS Diagnostics 9-25 234
- Connection Verification 9-28 234
- Memory Dump 9-30 234
- Reload System Software 235
- Remote Upgrade 250
- VMEDKHS Diagnostics 259
- Connection Verification 262
- Memory Dump 264
- After the Dump is Completed 266
- Originating Group Security 267
- Appendix A 269
- Server Table 269
- System Field 270
- Service Field 271
- Flags Field 272
- User Field 273
- Program Field 274
- Initial Parms Field 275
- Server Table Scanning Rules 276
- StarKeeper II NMS 279
- Diskette or Tape Installation 281
- Alarms to StarKeeper II NMS 286
- Cable Error Message 293
- Outgoing Call Error Messages 293
- Incoming Error Messages 301
- SLIP Sessions 302
- Appendix D 308
- STATLCS E-42 317
- TELNET E-43 317
- ATLOG ATLOG ( 1M ) 319
- ATNETSTAT ( 1M ) ATNETSTAT 320
- ATNETSTAT ATNETSTAT ( 1M ) 321
- ATPING ( 1M ) ATPING 322
- ATPING ATPING ( 1M ) 323
- DKCU ( 1C ) DKCU 324
- DKCU DKCU ( 1C ) 325
- DKMAINT ( 1M ) DKMAINT 326
- FTP FTP ( 1 ) 327
- FTP ( 1 ) FTP 328
- IFCONFIG IFCONFIG ( 1M ) 337
- IFCONFIG ( 1M ) IFCONFIG 338
- IFSTAT IFSTAT ( 1M ) 339
- IFSTAT ( 1M ) IFSTAT 340
- IFTRACE ( 1M ) IFTRACE 342
- IFTRACE IFTRACE ( 1M ) 343
- IPXPING IPXPING ( 1M ) 345
- NETSTAT ( 1 ) NETSTAT 346
- NETSTAT NETSTAT ( 1 ) 347
- NSLOOKUP ( 1 ) NSLOOKUP 348
- NSLOOKUP NSLOOKUP ( 1 ) 349
- PING ( 1M ) PING 352
- PULL PULL ( 1C ) 353
- PULL ( 1C ) PULL 354
- PUSH PUSH ( 1C ) 355
- PUSH ( 1C ) PUSH 356
- ROUTE ( 1M ) ROUTE 358
- ROUTE ROUTE ( 1M ) 359
- STATLCS ( 1M ) STATLCS 360
- TELNET TELNET ( 1 ) 361
- TELNET ( 1 ) TELNET 362
- ARAP Service Example F-22 366
- Introduction 367
- Client Software Configuration 367
- Client Packages 368
- Mac Connection – CCL Script 368
- PPP Service Examples 372
- WIN PC/TCP 3.0 375
- InterPPP 380
- Connection 380
- SLIP Service Examples 385
- ARAP Service Example 388
- Parameters 397
- Report Fields 402
- Issue 2 I-1 417
- I-2 Issue 2 418
- Issue 2 I-3 419
- I-4 Issue 2 420
- Issue 2 I-5 421
- I-6 Issue 2 422
- Issue 2 I-7 423
- I-8 Issue 2 424
- Issue 2 I-9 425
- I-10 Issue 2 426
- Issue 2 I-11 427
- I-12 Issue 2 428
- Issue 2 I-13 429
- I-14 Issue 2 430
- Issue 2 I-15 431
- I-16 Issue 2 432
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