Network Shell
Network shell provides helpers for figuring out network status,
enabling/disabling features, and issuing commands like ping or DNS resolving.
Note that net-shell should probably not be used in production code
as it will require extra memory. See also generic shell
for detailed shell information.
The following net-shell commands are implemented:
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
net allocs |
Print network memory allocations. Only available if
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net arp |
Print information about IPv4 ARP cache. Only available if
|
net capture |
Monitor network traffic See Monitor Network Traffic for details. |
net conn |
Print information about network connections. |
net dns |
Show how DNS is configured. The command can also be used to
resolve a DNS name. Only available if |
net events |
Enable network event monitoring. Only available if
|
net gptp |
Print information about gPTP support. Only available if
|
net iface |
Print information about network interfaces. |
net ipv6 |
Print IPv6 specific information and configuration.
Only available if |
net mem |
Print information about network memory usage. The command will
print more information if |
net nbr |
Print neighbor information. Only available if
|
net ping |
Ping a network host. |
net route |
Show IPv6 network routes. Only available if
|
net sockets |
Show network socket information and statistics. Only available if
|
net stats |
Show network statistics. |
net tcp |
Connect/send data/close TCP connection. Only available if
|
net vlan |
Show Ethernet virtual LAN information. Only available if
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