display debugging packet all

Function

The display debugging packet all command displays the tracing status of all protocol packets.

Format

display debugging packet all

Parameters

None

Views

All views

Default Level

3: Management level

Task Name and Operations

Task Name	Operations
config	read

Usage Guidelines

After the following operation is performed, you can run the

display debugging packet all command to view the tracing status of all protocol packets.

Run the debugging packet filter command to set the filter condition for tracing protocol packets.
Run the debugging packet timeout command to set the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets.

Example

The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.

# Display the tracing status of all protocol packets.

<HUAWEI> display debugging packet all
[Y] : The packet of specified type will display
L2:  Application [Y]  Link [Y]
L3:  Application [Y]  Transport [N]  Ipv4 [Y]  Ipv6 [Y]
Ingress/Egress:  Ingress [Y]  Egress [Y]

Debugging time left: 8(s)

**Table 1** Description of the **display debugging packet all** command output
Item	Description
Application	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets at the application layer.
Link	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets at the link layer.
Transport	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets at the transport layer.
Ipv4	A terminal outputs debugging information about IPv4 protocol packets.
Ipv6	A terminal outputs debugging information about IPv6 protocol packets.
Ingress	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets on the inbound interface.
Egress	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets on the outbound interface.
Debugging time left	Whether a terminal sets the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets. After the debugging packet timeout command is run to set the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets, the specific interval is displayed here. If the timeout interval for tracing protocol packets is not set, the following information is displayed: No debugging timeout.
[Y]	A terminal outputs debugging information about the specified protocol packets.
[N]	A terminal does not output debugging information about the specified protocol packets.
L2	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets at Layer 2.
L3	A terminal outputs debugging information about protocol packets at Layer 3.