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In the following example, the second router is unable to forward the outbound packet, as indicated

by the asterisks (***) under the Dir heading. Note that the hop count remains at 1 because the packet

crossed only one router.

annex# ping –t 132.254.33.4

PING hobbes: 56 data bytes

The ppp command allows a user at a remote host to dial into a modem attached to the Model 5390

server and convert the CLI port to a PPP interface. Resetting the port returns it to CLI mode. The

The command display looks like this:

Switching to PPP and starting LCP and ATCP negotiations.

Table C3-17. The ping –t Command Display (continued)

Indicates that Router 1was the return packet's second hop on the

way back to the ping –t source. The interface over which Router

2 forwarded the packet has an IP address of 132.254.66.2, s a

speed of 10000000 bits per second, and can transmit packets of

up to 1500 bytes in length without having to fragment them.

Indicates the ping –t source has received the return packet and

that the round-trip took 10 milliseconds.

132.254.99.2

132.254.33.3

Using the CLI Commands