Configuring Ipx Sap Timers; Configuring A Response Mode For Ipx Sap Gns Request - 3Com MSR 50 Series Configuration Manual

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Configuring IPX SAP
Timers
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Configuring a Response
Mode for IPX SAP GNS
Request
ONFIGURATION
In a large network, IPX SAP broadcasts may occupy much bandwidth. Changing
IPX SAP update interval is an effective way to reduce bandwidth occupation. You
can configure IPX SAP aging interval as a value multiple times the update interval.
Follow these steps to configure IPX SAP timers:
To do...
Enter system view
Specify an IPX SAP update
interval
Specify an aging interval for
IPX SAP service information
entries
Enter interface view
Configure the maximum
length of IPX RIP updates
CAUTION:
During configuration you should make sure that all servers and routers on the
network have the same SAP updating interval. Otherwise, a router may
consider a working server failed.
If the service information is not updated within the aging interval, it will be
deleted from the service information table.
GNS (Get Nearest Server) is a SAP message, broadcasted by a SAP-enabled
NetWare client. A NetWare server will respond to the request with a Give Nearest
Server message.
If the NetWare server and the client reside in a common network, the server will
respond to the client. If no NetWare server is available on the client's network, the
connected router will respond.
You can configure a router to respond to a SAP GNS request with:
Nearest server, namely, the nearest server which has the least hops in the
service information table, or
All available servers in turn, namely round-robin mode.
Follow these steps to configure a response mode for IPX SAP GNS request:
To do...
Enter system view
Configure the
In Round-robin
router to
mode
respond to a
With the nearest
request
server
Use the command...
system-view
ipx sap timer update
seconds
ipx sap multiplier multiplier
interface interface-type
interface-number
ipx sap mtu bytes
Use the command...
system-view
ipx sap
gns-load-balance
undo ipx sap
gns-load-balance
Remark
-
Optional
The default is 60 seconds
Optional
The default is 3 times the
update interval
-
Optional
The default is 480 bytes, that
is, seven 64-byte service
information items can be
included in a SAP update.
Remark
-
Optional
By default, the
round-robin mode is used.

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