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Performing Administrative Functions
114083 Rev. A 7-19
4. In the Retries field, enter the number of successive times the router
should repeat the ping. The default for Retries is 0.
The router does not wait for the timeout before it sends the next ping.
5. In the Packet Size field, enter the number of bytes of data to send with
each ping. The default Packet Size is 16.
6. In the Traceroute field, specify y (yes) if you want the router to generate a
path report that shows the intervening hop addresses to the destination.
The default for Traceroute is n (no).
7. Click on Ping.
IP Ping Responses
Site Manager displays one of the following messages when you click on Ping. (If
you enter a value other than 0 for Retries, Site Manager displays one of the
following messages for the default ping, plus one for each additional ping.)
• An “alive” message appears if the router received an ICMP echo response
from the target device within the timeout allowed. The message also provides
the size of the test packet.
Figure 7-11 shows a sample message.
Figure 7-11. Ping Is Alive Window
• A “does not respond” message appears if the media access control (MAC)
address of the target device is resolved, but the router did not receive an ICMP
echo response from the target device within the timeout allowed.
Figure 7-12
shows a sample message.
- Managing Routers and 1
- BNX Platforms 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
- 114083 Rev. A vii 7
- 114083 Rev. A ix 9
- 114083 Rev. A 10
- 114083 Rev. A xi 11
- 114083 Rev. A xiii 13
- 114083 Rev. A xv 15
- 114083 Rev. A xvii 17
- About This Guide 19
- Before You Begin 20
- Conventions 20
- Acronyms 21
- 114083 Rev. A xxv 25
- Bay Networks Customer Service 26
- World Wide Web 27
- Customer Service FTP 27
- Support Source CD 28
- CompuServe 28
- InfoFACTS 29
- How to Get Help 29
- Chapter 1 31
- Overview of Router Management 31
- Monitoring Traps and Events 32
- Viewing Trap Messages 33
- 1-4 114083 Rev. A 34
- Viewing Event Messages 36
- 1-8 114083 Rev. A 38
- Using the Quick Get Tool 40
- Using the Screen Builder Tool 41
- Using the Screen Manager Tool 41
- 1-14 114083 Rev. A 44
- Keeping a Log 47
- 1-18 114083 Rev. A 48
- Chapter 2 49
- Using the Trap Monitor 49
- 2-2 114083 Rev. A 50
- Managers 52
- (Figure 2-4) 52
- Saving a Configuration 53
- 2-6 114083 Rev. A 54
- 114083 Rev. A 2-7 55
- 2-8 114083 Rev. A 56
- 114083 Rev. A 2-9 57
- 2-10 114083 Rev. A 58
- 114083 Rev. A 2-11 59
- 2-12 114083 Rev. A 60
- 114083 Rev. A 2-13 61
- Field Value 61
- Enabling an SNMP Agent 62
- 114083 Rev. A 2-15 63
- Filtering Trap Messages 66
- 2-20 114083 Rev. A 68
- 3. Click on Save 68
- Saving Trap Messages 69
- Chapter 3 71
- Monitoring Router Events 71
- Displaying Event Logs 72
- Displaying a Remote Log 74
- Displaying a Local Log 75
- Filtering Event Messages 76
- Saving Event Messages 79
- Chapter 4 83
- Accessing Statistics 84
- Viewing the Bay Networks MIB 85
- 4-4 114083 Rev. A 86
- Using the MIB Browser 87
- 4-6 114083 Rev. A 88
- 4-8 114083 Rev. A 90
- 114083 Rev. A 4-9 91
- 114083 Rev. A 4-11 93
- Adding Statistics Screens 95
- Filename Screen description 96
- MAN0002A 96
- Removing Statistics Screens 97
- Displaying Statistics Screens 98
- 4-18 114083 Rev. A 100
- Monitoring Statistics 101
- 4-20 114083 Rev. A 102
- Creating Statistics Filters 103
- Using Display Filters 104
- Display Filter Example: 105
- 4-24 114083 Rev. A 106
- Using Retrieval Filters 107
- 4-26 114083 Rev. A 108
- 1. Select Search > Find 108
- Saving Statistics Information 109
- Designing Statistics Screens 110
- 114083 Rev. A 4-29 111
- 114083 Rev. A 4-31 113
- 2. Launch the screen 115
- 114083 Rev. A 4-35 117
- 4-36 114083 Rev. A 118
- Table 4-2. MIB II Counters 118
- For More Information 119
- Chapter 5 121
- Managing Router Files 121
- (Figure 5-1) 122
- Active Volumes 123
- 5-4 114083 Rev. A 124
- Default Filenames 125
- Connecting to a Router 126
- Naming a File 127
- Copying a File 128
- Verifying Adequate Free Space 129
- Creating the Copy 130
- Deleting a File 131
- Transferring a File 132
- Setting Up Multiple Routers 134
- 114083 Rev. A 5-15 135
- 4. Click on Save 137
- Getting a File 138
- 114083 Rev. A 5-19 139
- Putting a File 140
- 114083 Rev. A 5-23 143
- Modifying 145
- 5-26 114083 Rev. A 146
- 3. Click on OK 146
- Creating a Partition 148
- 114083 Rev. A 5-29 149
- Deleting a Partition 151
- Router Files Manager window: 152
- Chapter 6 153
- Using the Report Generator 153
- 6-2 114083 Rev. A 154
- (Figure 6-2) 155
- 114083 Rev. A 6-5 157
- 114083 Rev. A 6-7 159
- <version>.rpt. For 160
- <report file> 161
- (continued) 161
- (continued) 161
- 114083 Rev. A 6-11 163
- ROUTER=192.32.156.3 164
- FILE=/usr1/jb/southcape.adt 164
- EMAIL=pgrant,llantz,odiaz 164
- /usr1/jake/audit.cfg 165
- Chapter 7 167
- Booting a Router 168
- 114083 Rev. A 7-3 169
- Using Delayed Boot 170
- 114083 Rev. A 7-5 171
- 7-6 114083 Rev. A 172
- 2. Click on Add 172
- 114083 Rev. A 7-7 173
- 7-8 114083 Rev. A 174
- 4. Click on OK 174
- 114083 Rev. A 7-9 175
- 177
- LOCAL, PLUS, MINUS* 179
- Booting a Processor Module 180
- 114083 Rev. A 7-15 181
- Clearing the Event Log 182
- Pinging a Remote Device 183
- IP Ping Responses 185
- IPX Ping 186
- Figure 7-13. IPX Ping Window 187
- IPX Ping Responses 188
- OSI Ping 189
- OSI Ping Responses 190
- VINES Ping 191
- VINES Ping Responses 192
- AppleTalk Ping 193
- AppleTalk Ping Responses 195
- APPN Ping 195
- 7-30 114083 Rev. A 196
- Figure 7-17. APPN Ping Window 196
- APPN Ping Responses 197
- 7-32 114083 Rev. A 198
- Partitioning Overview 199
- Restart slot? 202
- Chapter 8 203
- Using the Ping MIB 203
- 8-2 114083 Rev. A 204
- Intervals > IP 206
- (Figure 8-4) 206
- Click on Add 207
- (Figure 8-5) 207
- 8-8 114083 Rev. A 210
- 211
- 212
- 212
- 213
- Specifying Source Routes 214
- 114083 Rev. A 8-13 215
- Reviewing IP Ping Statistics 216
- Appendix A 217
- Responding to SNMP SET Errors 217
- SNMP set error! 218
- Object wf SyncLineNumber 218
- UNIX Workstations 219
- DOS Workstations 219
- Appendix B 221
- Using the 221
- Facility 221
- Configuring the 222
- Understanding How 223
- Filters Messages 223
- Configuring 224
- Group Parameters 224
- B-6 114083 Rev. A 226
- Host List 227
- (Figure B-4) 228
- 114083 Rev. A B-9 229
- Using the syslog Facility 231
- B-12 114083 Rev. A 232
- B-14 114083 Rev. A 234
- B-16 114083 Rev. A 236
- Table B-1 236
- Error Levels 236
- Deleting the 240
- Facility from the Router 240
- Appendix C 241
- Using Config Generator 242
- Checking for Errors 243
- Checking MIB Attributes 243
- Checking MIB Attribute Values 244
- 114083 Rev. A Index-1 245
- 114083 Rev. A Index-3 247
- 114083 Rev. A Index-5 249
- 114083 Rev. A Index-7 251
- 114083 Rev. A Index-9 253
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