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The system displays the GWCON prompt (+) on the console. If the prompt does
not appear when you first enter GWCON, press Return again.
2. At the GWCON prompt, enter the configuration command to see the protocols
and networks for which the router is configured. For example:
+ configuration
See page 130 for more sample output from the configuration command.
3. Enter the protocol BRLY command. For example:
+ prot brly
BSC Relay>
The system displays the BSC Relay prompt on the console. You can then view
information about the BSC Relay ports by entering the BSC Relay monitoring
commands.
BSC Relay Monitoring Commands
This section summarizes, and then explains the BSC Relay monitoring commands.
The BSC Relay monitoring commands allow you to view parameters for interfaces
that transmit BSC Relay frames. The system displays the BSC Relay> prompt for all
BSC Relay monitoring commands. Table 74 shows the commands.
Table 74. BSC Relay Monitoring Commands Summary
Command Function
? (Help) Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists
the options for specific commands (if available). See “Getting Help”
on page 10.
Clear Clears BSC Relay statistics.
Disable Suppresses groups and ports.
Enable Turns on groups and ports.
List Displays entire BSC Relay and group specific configurations.
Exit Returns you to the previous command level. See “Exiting a Lower
Level Environment” on page 11.
Clear
Use the clear command to discard the BSC Relay statistics for all ports. The
statistics include counters for packets forwarded, and packets discarded. The
command clears local and remote port statistics that is gathered since the last time
you restarted the router or cleared statistics.
Syntax:
clear
Example:
clear
Clear all port statistics? (Yes or No): Y
Configuring and Monitoring BSC Relay
Chapter 40. Configuring and Monitoring BSC Relay 575
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