Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.0(19)S
IP Services Engine Line Cards
Feature Overview
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Byte count for this flow
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Start of flow timestamp
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End of flow timestamp
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IP protocol
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Type of Service (ToS) byte
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TCP flags
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Source Autonomous System (AS) number
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Destination Autonomous System (AS) number
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Source subnet mask
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Destination subnet mask
Diagnostics and Tests
This section contains information on the support of loopback and diagnostic tools supported by the ISE
line cards:
line cards:
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Loopbacks
Loopbacks are an important part of troubleshooting; they are used to isolate the fault on and end-to-end
circuit (especially when the circuit is down). ISE line cards support loopback capability per subinterface
and per port:
circuit (especially when the circuit is down). ISE line cards support loopback capability per subinterface
and per port:
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for instructions on configuring interfaces for loopback mode. This
section also contains information on the loopback modes available for each interface type.
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See the
for titles of
containing additional
information on loopback usage.
CrashDump, Core Info, and Line Card Reset
The ISE line cards support crash dump. core info and line card resets for protection in the event of a
system failure.
system failure.
Frame Relay Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
The Frame Relay Switching Diagnostics and Troubleshooting feature enhances Frame Relay switching
functionality by providing tools for diagnosing problems in switched Frame Relay networks.
functionality by providing tools for diagnosing problems in switched Frame Relay networks.
With the Frame Relay Switching Diagnostics and Troubleshooting feature, the show frame-relay pvc
command has been enhanced to display both the number of packets dropped and the detailed reasons
why the packets were dropped. This command has also been enhanced to display the local status, the
Network-to-Network Interface (NNI) status, and the overall status of NNI PVCs.
command has been enhanced to display both the number of packets dropped and the detailed reasons
why the packets were dropped. This command has also been enhanced to display the local status, the
Network-to-Network Interface (NNI) status, and the overall status of NNI PVCs.