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Configuring the Nortel Networks Remote Access Concentrators and the DMS-10 for Remote Access.March 31, 1999 27
Turning on “debug” will cause the log file to become filled up rapidly and the buffer might
be overrun quickly. Therefore, “debug” should only be used for short periods of time
while troubleshooting. Another option, is to turn sys logging off and have the messages
displayed on the serial console port.
5.5.10 Useful Commands for the RAC
The RAC provides a number of useful commands to observe connections as well as trou-
bleshoot problem. Unfortunately there are so many commands and options the author
would like to highlight some that have proven to be very useful. These commands are cov-
ered in Bay Publication “Managing Remote Access Concentrators Using Command Line
Interface” section 16.
5.5.11 WAN
This command provides information on the status of the DS-1 links and B-Channels or
trunks. The Wan command is a super user command so you will have to log in as SU and
enter the password (either the IP address of one you assigned in passwd prompt).
The two most useful Wan commands are “wan” and “wan b”.
Below is an example of the wan command:
annex# wan
critical Configuration and initialization problems, such as format
errors in the gateway section of the configuration file or
lack of memory.
error All line initialization errors, including CLI.
warning Indications of minor problems.
notice Time server queries and information about responses.
info Starting and ending of CLIs and of RAC jobs created by the
rlogin and telnet commands and the ping and tap superuser
CLI commands.
Low debug Activation and exit of all RAC processes.
Level Name Description
Note: The RAC will need to be re-booted for logging changes to take effect.
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