Chapter 32 show Commands
Management Switch Card User’s Guide
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link <slot-
group>
<link-id>
curr15|curr
day|last24h
r|[96q <sq>
<eq>]|[7day
<sd> <ed>]
Displays an E1 link’s performance information
collected during the specified time period.
curr15: Statistics are collected in the current
quarter of an hour. For example, if you use this
command at 2:25, this section displays statistics
collected since 2:15.
currday: Statistics are collected today. For
example, if you use this command at 10:25, this
section displays statistics collected since mid-night
till 10:25 now.
last24hr: Statistics are collected in the past 24
hours. For example, if you use this command at
10:25, this section displays statistics collected since
10:25 yesterday till 10:25 now.
96q: Statistics are collected during the specified
starting and ending quarter hours of the past 96
quarter hours (=24 hours).
• sq: starting quarter hours, 1~96
• eq: ending quarter hours, 1~96, ending quarter
hours must be equal to or greater than starting
quarter hours
7day: Statistics are collected during the specified
starting and ending days of the past 7 days.
• sd: the starting day, 1~7
• ed: the ending day, 1~7, ending day must be
equal to or greater than starting day
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ip
Displays management IP settings. 1
ip6 default-router
Displays IPv6 addresses of on-link routers that will
help forward packets.
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destination
Displays the mapping list of the next-hop address to
an IPv6 destination address.
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neighbor
Displays the neighbor cache, which lists the MAC
addresses of the MSC's interfaces and neighboring
devices.
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prefix
Displays the the list of on-link prefixes. The prefixes
are used to determine whether an IP address is on
the same link as the MSC or should be reached
through a router.
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route
Displays the IPv6 routing table. 1
ipbpvc arpproxy all|domain
[<domain>]|
edgerouter
[<ip-
address>
<vid>]|inte
rface [<ip/
mask>
<vid>]
Displays the whole ARP table or the ARP table for a
domain, an edge router or an interface.
Age time information is included.
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