Using the TCPIP DISPLAY TABLE Command

The TCP/IP library contains both TCP and ICMP report data. This information is maintained in the following three tables:

  • Reset table

    This table contains information for TCP RESETS (RSTs) sent by and received at the enterprise server.

  • Error table

    This table contains information about frames that contain checksum errors or invalid TCP header lengths.

  • ICMP table

    This table contains ICMP message information that is not being reported to the ODT and SUMLOG because the FIRST or NEVER option is specified with the TCPIP DISPLAY command.

The TCP/IP ICMP Reports log message provides a summary of the information provided in these tables.

You can use the TCPIP DISPLAY TABLE command to access the information contained in any of these tables. This command can also access information about a specific ICMP message. See Message and Table Options for a list of valid TCPIP DISPLAY TABLE command options.

Table 9. Message and Table Options

To access information about the:

Use this command option:

ICMP Address Mask message

ICMPADMSK

ICMP Destination Unreachable message

ICMPDSTUNR

ICMP Information Request/Reply message

ICMPINF

ICMP Parameter Problem message

ICMPPRMPRB

ICMP Redirect message

ICMPRED

ICMP Router Discovery message

ICMPRDISC

ICMP Source Quench message

ICMPSRCQ

ICMP Time Exceeded message

ICMPTMEXC

ICMP Timestamp Request/Reply message

ICMPTMSTP

ICMPV6 Packet Too Big

ICMPV6PKTTOOBIG

ICMPV6 Multicast Listener Discovery

ICMPV6MLD

ICMPV6 Router Information

ICMPV6RDISC

ICMPV6 Neighbor Discovery

ICMPV6NDISC

ICMPV6 Redirect

ICMPV6RED

ICMP table

ICMPRPTS

Reset table

RESETRPTS

Error table

ERRORRPTS


Refer to the Networking Commands and Inquiries Help for a detailed description of the TCPIP DISPLAY TABLE command. Refer to the Networking Reports and Log Messages Help for a detailed description of the TCP/IP Display Reset, TCP/IP Display Error, and TCP/IP Display ICMP log messages.

Examples

  1. To display the TCP/IP Display Reset table information, enter the following command at the system console:

    NW TCPIP DIS TAB RESETRPTS
    						

    If applicable, one or more RESET entries are returned in the command response.

  2. To display the TCP/IP Display Error table information, enter the following command at the system console:

    NW TCPIP DIS TAB ERRORRPTS
    						

    If applicable, one or more ERROR entries are returned in the command response.

  3. To display the TCP/IP Display ICMP table information, enter the following command at the system console:

    NW TCPIP DIS TAB ICMPRPTS
    				

If applicable, one or more ICMP entries are returned in the command response.