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KB-0061: Running a Network Trace on an HPUX System

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12 April,16 at 11:41 AM

Question:

How to run a full network trace on an HPUX system for diagnostic purposes.


Answer:

Network traces help administrators and Centrify Support understand if and where data is sent or received on a network. This example outlines the steps to do a network trace from an HPUX system when in need of Centrify Support.

On the HPUX problem system, run:
# nettl -traceon all -entity all -file trace

Attempt the commands that are failing or that have been requested by Centrify Support.

Turn the trace off:
# nettl -traceoff -e all
 

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