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trace Displays the contents of the trace buffer, which stores the last 128
events (e.g. new associations, or the detection of an aging-out of
network addresses). This command does not clear the trace buffer.
traceclr Clears entries which have been read by the trace command. This
does not clear entries which have not yet been displayed – that is, if
new events occur between the last trace command and the traceclr
command, the new events are not lost.
tracelp Causes the display to enter a loop. At a regular interval the access
point does the equivalent of a trace command followed by a
traceclr command. To exit this mode, press Ctrl-C. The
tracelp command has one optional parameter to control the
refresh speed as follows:
tracelp
Updates the screen every 5 seconds.
tracelp Q
Updates display every second (Quick).
tracelp S
Updates display every minute (Slow).
traceon Activates tracing for certain events (see traceoff).
traceoff Deactivates tracing for certain events. The command is in the form:
traceoff <specifier> <specifier>
where <specifier> is one of the following strings:
br+
trace new MAC addresses which are detected
br-
trace MAC addresses which are dropped due to
inactivity
IP+
trace new TCP/IP addresses
sys
trace authenticate, associate, and other system
events
all
turn off (or on) tracing of all events
The default (starting) state is:
traceoff br+ br- IP+
traceon sys
ver Displays product name, along with version and copyright
information for the A032 software.
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