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This command allows you to display OSI database information for a

particular slot in the router. The display includes information about link state

packets (LSPs), path control blocks, and adjacency control blocks.

The console displays the database information you requested or an error

message.

For example, if you enter the command

osidata -s 2 -t lsp_L1 -i

aaaaaaaaaaaa0000

to request a level 1 LSP with the LSP ID

aaaaaaaaaaaa0000 from the OSI service installed on slot 2, and the OSI

service responds to the request, the Technician Interface console displays

messages similar to the following:

L2 LSPID aaaaaaaaaaaa0000

SRM_flags 0 0 0 0, SSN_flags 0 0 0 0, Ctrl flags 8

Lifetime 1200, Seqnum 2, Chksum 9b9a, Flags 03

01040349 0040020c 00148080 80aaaaaa aaaaaa01 0300080 8080aaaa

aaaaaaaa

If the OSI service cannot respond to the request for data, the console may

display one of the following error messages:

• Invalid slot number, can’t parse cmd line

The slot does not exist.

• Invalid ID, can’t parse cmd line

You entered a number of bytes other than eight for the LSP ID.

• No answer from called slot

The OSI service is not installed on the specified slot.

• No data returned for ID message

An LSP does not exist for the specified ID on the specified slot.

• Unknown database object type, can’t parse cmd line

You entered an invalid value with the -t<type> option.

To display the LSP ID, use the

osil1lsp

osil2lsp

alias, depending on the

level (1 or 2).

The alias definitions are as follows:

• osil1lsp = echo “L1 LSPDB”; get wfOsiL1LspHdrEntry.1

• osil2lsp = echo “L2 LSPDB”; get wfOsiL2LspHdrEntry.1

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