Displays switch connections.
showcx95 [-@server][-bboard_number][driver_name...]
where driver_name is the name of the switching driver for the board you are querying. The following table lists options for using this command:
This command... |
Queries... |
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showcx95 |
All boards in the system and displays the switch connections. |
showcx95 driver_name |
Boards with the given switching driver and displays the switch connections. |
showcx95 -bboard_number |
The indicated board or boards and displays the switch connections. |
showcx95 -@server |
All boards in the system specified by the server name or IP address. Default = localhost. |
showcx95 displays the switch connections for all boards that have MVIP switches. If a pattern is being sent on a timeslot, the pattern value is displayed.
If you have an AG board configured as board 0 with trunk channel 1 connected to local DSP resources (both voice and signaling) and you run the following commands in swish:
SWISH: openswitch ag = agsw 0
SWISH: resetswitch ag
SWISH: makeconnection ag local:0:4..7 to local:5:0..3
SWISH: makeconnection ag mvip:0:0 to local:1:0 duplex
The output displays as:
SHOWCX95 Version 1.1 Jan 15 1998
AGSW 0
M{00/01}:00 <-> L{01/00}:00
L-01:02 <- 0x7f
L-01:04..07 <- 0x7f
L-03:00 <- 0x00
L-03:02 <- 0x00
L-03:04..07 <- 0x00
L-05:00..03 <- L-00:00..04
L-05:04..07 <- 0x7f
L-07:00..07 <- 0x00
In this output example, M means MVIP bus and L means local bus.
This output example shows these types of connections:
L-01:02 <- 0x7f
Pattern 0x7f is sent to timeslot Local:01:02.
L-05:00..03 <- L-00:00..04
Timeslots Local:00:00..04 are writing to timeslots Local:05:00..03.
M{00/01}:00 <-> L{01/00}:00
Timeslot MVIP:00:00 is writing to timeslot Local:01:00.
Timeslot Local:00:00 is writing to timeslot MVIP:01:00 (a duplex connection).
The syntax of showcx95 v1.1 for duplex connections is:
L|M{fwd slot1/rev slot1} <-> L|M{fwd slot2/rev slot2}
that represents fwd slot1 -> fwd slot2 and rev slot1 <- rev slot2.