Commands for advanced troubleshooting

The following commands provide additional troubleshooting methods for more experienced Ethernet TAP probe users. It is recommended that these commands only be used with assistance from Customer Support.

Note: Do not confuse these commands with similar UNIX commands. They are internal Ethernet TAP probe utilities.

di

The di command displays all environment variables and their corresponding values. If specified, the value of key is displayed. If no key is specified, all variables are displayed.

Syntax

  di [
  key
  ]

lsas

The lsas command prints a list of application assertions that have occurred since the last reset.

Syntax

  lsas

set

The set command sets an environment variable to the value specified. If the specified variable does not exist, it is created. If the variable already exists, then it is modified.

Syntax

  set key=value

Options

`key`	Assign a name to the environment variable.
`value`	Assign a value to the environment variable.

unset

The unset command destroys either the named environment variable or destroys all variables. Note that some built-in environment variables cannot be destroyed, but will be reset to their default values.

Syntax

  unset [-a | key]

Options

`-a`	Destroy all the environment variables.
`key`	Destroy the named environment variable.