debug stacking ipc

Generates debugging information related to Interprocessor Communications (IPC) and remote console sessions.
Syntax
debug stacking ipc[ drop num | level num | mail-level num | pattern hex | port unit/slot/port | recv_port unit/slot/port | rel-ipc-level num | rel-ipc-target unit-id channel-id | source num | target unit-id | track-rx num | track-tx num | type num ]
no debug stacking ipc[ drop num | level num | mail-level num | pattern hex | port unit/slot/port | recv_port unit/slot/port | rel-ipc-level num | rel-ipc-target unit-id channel-id | source num | target unit-id | track-rx num | track-tx num | type num ]
Parameters
drop num
Debugging details of the received message types that are being dropped.
level num
Specifies IPC debugging level.
mail-level num
Debugging messages related to reliable-mail messages and unreliable-mail messages.
pattern hex
Debugs the received packets that contain the specified pattern.
rel-ipc-level num
Specifies the debugging level of reliable IPC messages.
rel-ipc-target unit-id channel-id
Debugs the IPC target unit ID and channel for reliable messages.
source num
Debugs the source address of the IPC packets.
target unit-id
Debugs the target of the IPC packets.
track-tx num
Debugs the transmitted packets.
track-rx num
Debugs the received packets.
type num
Debugs IPC types.
Modes

Privileged EXEC mode

Usage Guidelines
The no form of this command deactivates the debugging of Interprocessor Communications (IPC) and remote console sessions.
Examples

The following example activates the debugging of Interprocessor Communications (IPC) and remote console sessions.

device# debug stacking ipc