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Operating the <strong>Server</strong><br />

Reboot Dump<br />

Usage<br />

The Reboot command is interpreted as a LOCAL dump request for VNP devices. No<br />

reboot is performed.<br />

Network Processor Default Dump Type Dump Options<br />

VNP Local Local<br />

Example<br />

NW DUMP NP 210<br />

Do not specify in the command syntax. The data is dumped to the device.<br />

ESTABLISHCALL BY CONN <br />

NP<br />

Use this command to prepare the specified connection or connection group to initiate an<br />

outgoing call.<br />

Example<br />

NW EC BY CONN CG_ICP_2111<br />

Use this inquiry to find the device numbers of the network processors on your system or<br />

to see detailed information for a particular network processor. This command also returns<br />

the state of the NP device.<br />

An example of an NP Device state is NASCENT. NASCENT indicates the host operating<br />

system has been asked to initialize the NP. If the device number is zero and the state is<br />

NASCENT then the greeting with the NP has not yet taken place.<br />

For information on other states that might be displayed, see the NP Inquiry command in<br />

the Networking Commands and Inquiries Help.<br />

Examples<br />

UTILIZATION<br />

NW NP<br />

NW NP 211<br />

Use this inquiry to view the percentage of processor capacity and memory being used<br />

(processor utilization and memory utilization).<br />

For Network Services devices, the reported information is the:<br />

4–26 8222 3694–000

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