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station
address
or
name
name
Name of the SDLC station.
station
address
or
name
receive-window
Maximum number of frames router sends before responding.
station
address
or
name
transmit-window
Maximum number of frames router transmits before receiving a response
frame.
Test
Transmits a specified number of TEST frames to the specified station and waits for
a response. Use this command to test the integrity of the connection. Press any key
to cancel the test.
Note: Disable the specified link station before using this command
Syntax:
test station
name
or
address #frames-to-send
frame-size
Example:
test station c1
Number of frames to send [1]? 5
Frame length [265]?
Starting echo test -- press any key to abort
5 frames sent, 5 frames received, 0 compare errors, 0 timeouts
Number of test frames to send
Total number of frames to send.
Frame length
Length of frames to be sent. Frame length cannot be larger than the
maximum frame length of the specified station.
The test may be aborted by pressing any key.
SDLC Interfaces and the GWCON Interface Command
While the SDLC interface has a console process for operational purposes, the 2210
also displays complete statistics for installed interfaces when you use the interface
command from the GWCON environment. (For more information on the interface
command, refer to “Chapter 10. The Operating/Monitoring Process (GWCON - Talk
5) and Commands” on page 127.)
Statistics Displayed for SDLC Interfaces
Using the interface command, you can display statistics for SDLC devices without
entering the SDLC monitoring process. To do this, enter the interface command
and an interface number at the + prompt.
Nt Indicates the interface number as assigned by software during initial
configuration.
Nt′ Indicates the interface number as assigned by software during initial
configuration.
Configuring SDLC Interfaces
Chapter 38. Configuring and Monitoring SDLC Interfaces 557