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       track(1M)                                                  track(1M)


       NAME
             track - start and stop displaying incoming and outgoing SAP
             packets

       SYNOPSIS
             track on
             track off
             track tables

       DESCRIPTION
             You must be a privileged user to use track.

             The track utility, when used with the on option, signals the
             Service Access Protocol (SAP) daemon (sapd) to display all
             server advertising packets that are received or sent.

             This information is formatted according to whether the server
             is receiving the information (IN), broadcasting the
             information (OUT), or receiving a SAP request.

             This information is sent to the device or file specified in
             the nwcm(1M) sap_track_file configuration parameter.  The
             default value is /dev/console.

             The track utility, when used with the off option, stops the
             router from displaying incoming and outgoing SAP packets.

             When used with the table option, track signals the SAP daemon
             to dump the contents of its server table.  The information is
             sent to the file specified in the nwcm sap_dump_file
             configuration parameter.  The default value is sap.dump.  This
             file is found in the directory specified by the nwcm
             log_directory parameter.  The default is /var/netware.

       EXAMPLES
             Incoming information looks similar to the following:

                         IN [00D0C200:00001B026C09] 10:53:01am
                         MUTT 5

             IN indicates that the  message  is  incoming,  the  number  in
             brackets  is the node address of the node sending the incoming
             message, and is followed by the time of the message.





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      track(1M)                                                  track(1M)


            Server information follows the node address.   MUTT  Indicates
            the  name  of a server known by the sending node.  5 indicates
            the number of hops from the sending node to this server.

            Outgoing information looks similar to the following:

                        OUT [1986DAD0:FFFFFFFFFFFF] 10:53:01am
                        00001EEE 3 5300DEEF 4 00001EF0 5
                        FADE2401 3 FEED00BB 5

                        OUT [00D0C200:FFFFFFFFFFFF] 10:53:01am
                        UTIL 2 DEV0 3 HIKER 3 MUTT 2

            OUT indicates that the message is  outgoing.   Either  NetWare
            server  or  network  information  follows  the  node  address,
            followed by number of hops to the server.

      SEE ALSO
            drouter(1M), nwcm(1M), nwsapinfo(1M), rrouter(1M).





























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