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You can use the LOCATE command to position a connection list to a particular row on the list.
Note: You must use the SORT command to sort the list before you use the LOCATE command. The SORT NONE command disables the LOCATE command.
The value you specify after the LOCATE command applies to the sort value that applies to the list. It does not necessarily apply to the first column of the list unless you have sorted by the first column.
Example: Locate Information on a List Sorted by Foreign Host
If you sort by foreign host and you issue the LOCATE 200 command, the cursor is positioned at the line before the first IP address that starts with 200. It locates an IPv4 address in preference to an IPv6 address. If you want to locate an IPv6 address, include the colon (:) (for example, 200:).
Example: Locate Information on a List Sorted by Status
If you sort by status and you issue the LOCATE Listen command, the cursor is positioned at the line before the first status that starts with Listen.
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