aarstat(1M)
NAME
aarstat − display Classical IP ATM address resolver status
SYNOPSIS
/opt/SUNWatm/bin/aarstat interface
/opt/SUNWatm/bin/aarstat -a
AVAILABILITY
SUNWatmu
DESCRIPTION
aarstat displays information about the state of the Classical IP protocol on an ATM interface. The information provided may be used to debug configuration problems, or to verify successful bring-up of a Classical IP interface.
The only parameter is the physical interface, which will be of the form baN or saN, where N is the instance number. Optionally, the -a flag may be used to request information for all interfaces.
The following fields will be displayed for all Classical IP interfaces:
setup_state The state of the Classical IP setup program, aarsetup. The possible values are setup-not-run, which means that aarsetup has not been run successfully for this interface; setup-started, which means that aarsetup is currently running; setup-finished, which means that aarsetup has successfully completed; and interface-defunct, which means that the interface has been partially unconfigured by removing its entries from the configuration files and re-running aarconfig. Interfaces whose state is interface-defunct will be removed from the kernel on reboot, assuming that the configuration files are not changed.
arpcsmode The mode in which the Classical IP software is running. The possible values are stand-alone, server-being-modified, server, client-being-modified, and client. The first, stand-alone, indicates that the system is running as an ATM ARP client with no ATM ARP server configured. server-being-modified and client-being-modified indicate that aarsetup is currently running on the system; the configuration is not complete. Finally, server and client indicate that the system is an ATM ARP server or client, respectively.
The following additional fields will be printed on systems running as ATM ARP clients:
server_state The state of the connection to the ATM ARP server. The possible values for this field are no-connection, connecting, connected, and closing-connection, referring to phases of Q.2931 call control. When an interface is up and running Classical IP, the server state should be connected.
server_vci This field will indicate the vci for the outgoing connection to the ATM ARP server.
SEE ALSO
SunOS 2.0 — Last change: 27 Oct 1995