debug stacking ipc

Generates debugging information related to inter-processor 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 inter-processor communications (IPC) and remote console sessions.

Examples

The following example activates the debugging of inter-processor communications (IPC) and remote console sessions. 

device# debug stacking ipc
Parent topic: Debug Commands Q - Z