Key Device Ping - Fluke Series II User Manual

OneTouch Series II
Users Manual
If you have trouble making the IP Ping test work, verify
that:
The Source IP Address is correct for this subnet.
The Target station is active.
The Router IP Address is correct.
If you have trouble making the NetWare Ping test work,
verify that:
The station you are pinging has the Diagnostic
Responder loaded.
The node address you entered is correct.
The network address you entered (if used) is correct.

Key Device Ping

As part of your turn-on or repair procedures, you will need
to verify connectivity to key network resources. Key
Device Ping is a OneTouch Series II Pro option that
enables you to rapidly verify the availability of important
network devices. You can organize testing by business
function (e.g., accounting, manufacturing, etc.),
geographic locations (building 1, 2, etc.), device types
(routers, servers, etc.), or other ways that fit your needs.
From the Connectivity Tests display, press
Device Ping) to access the Key Devices display (Figure
6-9). After being added to the list, each device may be
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activated or deactivated quickly using the selection box
on the right side of the list.
Press
IPX) to add an IPX address. The IP or NetWare
(Key
Configuration (Figure 6-10) screen displays.
Figure 6-9. Ping Key Devices
(Add IP) to add an IP Address or
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