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Old 08-24-2006
x25trace - whats this telling me?
Hi people,

In need of help, though aren't we all Smilie

On a linux server with x25 cards going off to many switches. For one that should be connecting off to Brussels is scrolling the below. No other info being given. Does anyone have any idea what this is telling me? Normally with x25trace it sits still if there is nothing going through.

Also on a linux server, what x25 tools do I have. Is there any way to tell what link is active and carrying traffic? or is x25trace my only choice?

17:06:42 T<94> B DM
17:06:45 T<95> B DM
17:06:48 T<96> B DM
17:06:51 T<97> B DM
17:06:54 T<98> B DM
17:06:57 T<99> B DM
17:07:00 T<9a> B DM
17:07:03 T<9b> B DM
17:07:06 T<9c> B DM
17:07:09 T<9d> B DM
17:07:12 T<9e> B DM
17:07:15 T<9f> B DM
17:07:18 T<a0> B DM
17:07:21 T<a1> B DM
17:07:24 T<a2> B DM
17:07:27 T<a3> B DM
17:07:30 T<a4> B DM
17:07:33 T<a5> B DM

Many, many thanks,


Neil
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Old 08-25-2006
Are these messages being produced by x25trace or the kernel? I'm looking in the source and can't find where they're being printed.
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