eventdump

Displays CNA events on the screen as they are received by the CNA event manager process.

eventdump 
 
           [ detail ] 
 
           [ count <number> ] 
 
           [ prefix <prefix> | group <group-name> ] 
 
           [ link <link-name> ] 
 
           [ selected ]
 
           [ asserted ]
 
           [ confirmed ]
 
           [ bgp-announcement ]
 
           [ bgp-withdrawal ]
 
           [ bgp-summary ]
 
           [ link-status ]
 
           [ unlogged-action ]
 
           [ state-transition ]
 
           [ peer-status ]
 
           [ perf-violation ]
 
           [ outage ]
 
           [ not-rescued-outage ]
 
           [ | { include | exclude } <exp> ] 
 
           [ > <url> ]
 

• number--show this number of events, then exit the command
• prefix--prefix in CIDR format (a.b.c.d /n)
• group-name--name of a group
• link-name--name of a link
• exp--regular expression
• url--destination of output; can be FTP, HTTP, or HTTPS URL

System operations mode, login level access.

The eventdump command causes CNA to display data about events as they are sent to the CNA event manager.

The following additional keywords are supported:

• detail--displays all values for each event
• prefix--all events for a particular prefix
• group--all events for the prefixes in a particular group
• link--all events for a particular link
• selected--route-selected events
• asserted--route-asserted events
• confirmed--route-confirmed events
• bgp-announcement--BGP announcement events
• bgp-withdrawal--BGP withdrawal events
• bgp-summary--BGP summary events
• link-status--link-status events
• unlogged-action--events generated when there are lost events due to an overflow of the event queue
• state-transition--decision maker state transition events
• peer-status--CNA BGP peering events
• perf-violation--performance violation events

You can pipe the command through one of the following filters (the vertical-line pipe character | is required when a filter is used):

• include--shows all lines in the output which contain a match to the specified regular expression
• exclude--shows all lines in the output except those which contain a match to the specified regular expression

If url is set to a valid FTP, HTTP or HTTPS URL (with the required pipe character, >), output will be sent to the specified destination. See the copy command for URL syntax.

NOTE: The keyword raw is no longer supported.

To stop the eventdump process, enter Ctrl-C.

See also the show event command.