FS6200 Server System Implementation Guide - Public Support ...

Networking Commands and Inquiries
CNS CLEAR NP
Use this command to shutdown a specified network processor and all connections that
are currently attached to it. If the NP is still available following completion of the shutdown
operation, the NP is reloaded and reinitialized. The host is informed of affected
connections during the NP reload phase.
Example
NW CNS CL NP 211
CONNECTION
Use this inquiry to determine the connection status of a connection or connection group.
Examples
NW CONN CG_ICP_2100
NW CONN CG_ICP_2121
DUMP NP [ | LOCAL [To NP] |
REBOOT]
Local Dump
Use this command to request a dump of data of the network processors (NPs) in a FS6200
Server.
Local dump is the default option for the VNP device type, which can also be obtained
without using a dump option.
When the dump is obtained through the NW DUMP command, the firmware dump data
with the naming convention NetworkDumps_ is placed in a separate folder
on the I/O engine where the NP is located. The networking dump file is a zip file named
NetworkDumps.zip, which is located within that dump folder.
The dump file located on the I/O engine is not readily accessible for collection by the
operator. Refer to Section 9, “Troubleshooting and Recovery” for more information.
The Dump NP command initiates action at an I/O processor level. All VNP devices are
dumped when the Dump NP command is issued for any one of the VNPs in the FS6200
Server, regardless of the NP number.
• The data is collected without impacting the operation of the device. The NP remains
operational during the dump.
• The data is stored locally on the device.
Operating the Server
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