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atmstat(1M)							   atmstat(1M)

NAME
     atmstat - display status information for SGI ATM OC-3c port.

SYNOPSIS
     atmstat [ -i<port#> ] [ -avsrtSdqVo ]
     atmstat [ -i<port#> ] -C		  (Origin/Onyx2 only)

DESCRIPTION
     The atmstat command displays operational statistics of SGI ATM OC-3c
     ports.  The following options control which statistics atmstat will
     display:

     -s	  Display the port state only (PRE-INIT, DOWN, or UP).

     -r	  Display receive and reassembly statistics.

     -t	  Display transmit and segmentation statistics.

     -S	  Display SONET statistics only.

     -a	  Display receive, transmit, and SONET statistics.

     -d	  Display ATM driver statistics.

     -q	  Display the current transmit rate queue settings (Challenge and Onyx
	  only).

     -V	  Display a table of all the currently active virtual circuits.

     -o	  Display PHY option bit settings.  See atmconfig(1m) for more
	  information on these bits.

     -C	  Display statistics in dynamic "full screen" mode (Origin and Onyx2
	  only).

     The following options modify the behavior of atmstat. They have the
     following meanings:

     -i<port#>
	  Specifies a particular ATM port by port number.  The default is port
	  0 (i.e. /hw/atm/0).

     -v	  (verbose) Expand on the meaning of individual bits when displaying
	  FFRED(Challenge/Onyx), RFRED(Challenge/Onyx), and SONET status
	  registers.  Also, forces printing of internal driver statistics when
	  used with the -d option.

SEE ALSO
     atm(7M), atmarp(1M), atmconfig(1M), atmtest(1M)

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