1 ZERO

Use the ZERO commands to reset counters for circuits, lines, nodes and
the executor.

2 EXECUTOR

Use the ZERO EXECUTOR command to reset all counters for the
local node.

ZERO    EXECUTOR        COUNTERS

2 CIRCUIT

Use the ZERO CIRCUIT command to reset circuit counters on the 
executor node.

ZERO    KNOWN CIRCUITS      COUNTERS
        CIRCUIT circuit-id

3 KNOWN CIRCUITS
Indicates that counters for all known circuits are to be reset.

3 CIRCUIT circuit-id
Identifies a particular circuit for which counters are to be reset.

2 LINE

Use the ZERO LINE command to reset line counters on the executor node.

ZERO    KNOWN LINES     COUNTERS
        LINE line-id

3 KNOWN LINES
Indicates that counters for all known lines are to be reset.

3 LINE line-id
Identifies a particular line for which counters are to be reset.

2 MODULE
Introduces a MODULE parameter.

3 X25-PROTOCOL
Zero the counters for a particular DTE or all known DTES.

ZERO MODULE X25-PROTOCOL DTE dte-addr  NETWORK net-name  COUNTERS
                         KNOWN DTES    KNOWN NETWORK

4 DTE dte-addr
Zeroes the counters for the specified DTE only.

4 KNOWN DTES
Zeroes the counters for all known DTEs.

3 X25-SERVER
Zero the counters for the X.25 Call Handler.

ZERO MODULE X25-SERVER COUNTERS

3 X29-SERVER
Zero the counters for the X.29 Call Handler.

ZERO MODULE X29-SERVER COUNTERS

2 NODE

Use the ZERO NODE command to reset node counters.

ZERO    KNOWN NODES     COUNTERS
        NODE node-id

3 KNOWN NODES
Indicates that counters for all known nodes are to be reset.

3 NODE node-id
Identifies a particular node for which counters are to be reset.

3 Examples

     NCP>ZERO NODE TRNTO COUNTERS

         This command resets all node counters maintained on the
         executor node for remote node TRNTO.
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