The ZERO command sets counters to zero, and, if INFORMATIONAL level
logging is enabled, sends an event message recording the counters to
the DECnet host.

The word COUNTERS is an optional part of the ZERO command.

Additional information available:

CIRCUITLINELUPUSERVER

The ZERO CIRCUIT command sets circuit counters to zero.

FORMAT:

        ZERO circuit-components [COUNTERS]

CIRCUIT COMPONENTS:

        CIRCUIT circuit-id

        Sets the counters for a particular circuit to zero.  Enter
        circuit-id in the format SDLC-n or CHAN-n.

        KNOWN CIRCUITS

        Sets the counters for all known circuits to zero.

Additional information available:

Example

     1.  SNANCP> ZERO CIRCUIT SDLC-0 COUNTERS

         This command resets all counters for circuit SDLC-0.

     2.  SNANCP> ZERO KNOWN CIRCUITS

         This command resets all counters for all known circuits.

The ZERO LINE command sets line counters to zero.

FORMAT:

       ZERO line-components [COUNTERS]

LINE COMPONENTS:

        LINE line-id

        Sets the counters for a particular line to zero.  Enter
        line-id in the format SYN-n or CQ-n.

        KNOWN LINES

        Sets the counters for all known lines to zero.

Additional information available:

Example

     1.  SNANCP> ZERO LINE CQ-0 COUNTERS

         This command resets all counters for line CQ-0.

     2.  SNANCP> ZERO KNOWN LINES

         This command resets all counters for all known lines.

The ZERO LU command sets LU counters to zero.

FORMAT:

       ZERO lu-component [COUNTERS]

LU COMPONENTS:

        LU lu-id

        Sets counters for a particular LU to zero.  Enter the lu-id in
        the format pu-id.nnn, for example, SNA-0.1.

        KNOWN LUS

        Sets counters for all known LUs to zero.

Additional information available:

Example

SNANCP> ZERO LU SNA-0.8

This command resets all the counters for LU SNA-0.8

The ZERO PU command sets PU counters to zero.

FORMAT:

       ZERO pu-components [COUNTERS]

PU COMPONENTS:

        PU pu-id

        Sets the counters for a particular PU to zero.  Enter the
        pu-id in the format SNA-nnn, for example, SNA-0.

        KNOWN PUS

        Sets the counters for all known PUs to zero.

Additional information available:

Example

SNANCP> ZERO PU SNA-0

This command resets all the counters for PU SNA-0.

The ZERO SERVER command sets server counters to zero.

FORMAT:

       ZERO server-component [COUNTERS]

SERVER COMPONENTS:

        SERVER server-id

        Sets the counters for a particular server to zero.

        KNOWN SERVERS

        Sets the counters for all known servers to zero.

Additional information available:

Example

SNANCP> ZERO SERVER SNA-ACCESS

This command resets all the counters for the SNA-ACCESS server.