Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 1834

Table 7
Statistic
Received Tickle Packets
IPX Broadcast Requests from
IPX Stack
IPX Broadcast Requests from
MacIPX Clients
DDP Packets Broadcasted for
IPX Broadcasts
DDP Packets Unicasted for IPX
Broadcasts
Received DDP Packets with
Unknown Options
Received DDP Packets with
Wrong Type
Received Service Requests
Transmitted Service Grants
Transmitted Service Refusals
Memory Allocation Failure
MacIPX Gateway Custom Statistics
Explanation
Number of tickle packets sent by MacIPX clients served by the gateway.
MacIPX clients send tickle packets to the MacIPX gateway; the gateway
sends IPX broadcast packets back to the clients.
Number of IPX broadcast packets sent to the MacIPX gateway by the
IPX stack in the NetWare server +79595or Novell router.
Number of IPX broadcast packets sent to the MacIPX gateway by the
MacIPX clients that the MacIPX gateway is servicing.
Number of AppleTalk packets sent out as broadcast packets carrying
IPX broadcast packets.
Number of AppleTalk packets sent out as unicast packets carrying IPX
broadcast packets.
Number of AppleTalk packets received by the gateway that include
unrecognized encapsulation demultiplexing options. This indicates
corrupted packets or incompatible client software. Ensure that your
network cabling is working correctly and that software on the Macintosh
clients is compatible with this version of the MacIPX gateway.
Number of AppleTalk packets received by the gateway that include an
incorrect AppleTalk packet type. This indicates the presence of
corrupted packets or incompatible client software. Ensure that your
network cabling is working correctly and that software on the Macintosh
clients is compatible with this version of the MacIPX gateway.
Number of requests received by the gateway to provide service to
MacIPX clients.
Number of times the gateway granted service to MacIPX clients.
Number of times the gateway refused service to MacIPX clients.
Number of times the gateway could not allocate memory. You might
need to add memory to the NetWare server or Novell router to fix this
problem.
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