Enterasys atx Verweisanleitung

Chapter 10: Cabletron MIB

debug

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This attribute group provides access to the built-in debugging resources. Access 
to these functions requires the use of the configAnyPass. 

To examine a ATX’s memory, the NMS must perform the following steps: 

Step 1. Set debugBase with the desired base address. 

Step 2. Set debugLength with the desired location count. 

Step 3. Set debugData to NULL, so that the ATX’s GetResponse PDU will 

include the current value of debugData (i.e., the contents of the desired 
memory locations). 

Step 4. Set debugOperation with the “DEBUG_EXAMINE” value. All of the 

above “sets” must be performed in a single SetRequest PDU, with 
debugOperation being the last parameter. This will cause the ATX to 
read the desired memory locations, update the debugLength and 
debugData parameters, and return the updated parameters in the 
GetResponse PDU. 

To modify a ATX’s memory, the NMS must perform the following steps: 

Step 1. Set debugBase with the desired base address. 

Step 2. Set debugLength with the desired location count. 

Step 3. Set debugData to contain the desired new data. 

Examining the ATX’s memory is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, 
and may cause it to reboot. 

Modifying an ATX’s memory is also EXTREMELY 
DANGEROUS, and may cause it to reboot.