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It is true that you can't do a "Clear Counters" the way you can on a Cisco - well, you can but as mentioned it involves reloading the card/LP and it will screw accounting/statistics for that card/node.
What you can do is use a program called EPIC. You should be able to get it through your local Nortel support people. Its a command wrapper that parses commands you normally would type straight into a passport CLI but gives you added functionality like the ability to simultaneously log onto multiple passports and send commands like "d atmif/130+140 vpc/10-20 statistics"
This would tabulate the statistics (transmit cell count etc) on ATMIF 130 AND 140 for any VPCs in the range VPI=10 to VPI=20, on whichever passport/s you're logged into. Kinda nice. You can also do a WATCH on any component/s wich is like a normal DISPLAY but with periodic automatic updating (like every second) so you can look at say a VCC and see attributes like cell counts in rates per second, current values or 'change' values. THIS can be reset which gives the equivalent of a CLEAR COUNTERS without screwing accounting - or needing to reset cards! Ask your support folks until you get EPIC. If they can't or won't, post again and we'll organise some other way to get it to you.
What you can do is use a program called EPIC. You should be able to get it through your local Nortel support people. Its a command wrapper that parses commands you normally would type straight into a passport CLI but gives you added functionality like the ability to simultaneously log onto multiple passports and send commands like "d atmif/130+140 vpc/10-20 statistics"
This would tabulate the statistics (transmit cell count etc) on ATMIF 130 AND 140 for any VPCs in the range VPI=10 to VPI=20, on whichever passport/s you're logged into. Kinda nice. You can also do a WATCH on any component/s wich is like a normal DISPLAY but with periodic automatic updating (like every second) so you can look at say a VCC and see attributes like cell counts in rates per second, current values or 'change' values. THIS can be reset which gives the equivalent of a CLEAR COUNTERS without screwing accounting - or needing to reset cards! Ask your support folks until you get EPIC. If they can't or won't, post again and we'll organise some other way to get it to you.
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