Remote-Ping Configuration; Introduction To Remote-Ping Configuration; Configuring Remote-Ping - 3Com Switch 4500 26-Port Configuration Manual

Remote-ping
Configuration
Introduction to
Remote-ping
Configuration
Configuring
Remote-ping
This section contains information on remote-ping.
The configuration tasks for remote-ping include:
Enabling remote-ping Client
■
Creating test group
■
Configuring test parameters
■
The test parameters that you can configure include:
Destination IP address
■
It is equivalent to the destination IP address in the ping command.
Test type. Currently, remote-ping supports only one test type: ICMP.
Number of test packets sent in a test
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If this parameter is set to a number greater than one, the system sends the second
test packet once it receives a response to the first one, or when the test timer
times out if it receives no response after sending the first one, and so forth until
the last test packet is sent out. This parameter is equivalent to the -n parameter in
the ping command.
Automatic test interval. This parameter is used to allow the system to
automatically perform the same test at regular intervals.
Test timeout time
■
Test timeout time is the time the system waits for an ECHO-RESPONSE packet after
it sends out an ECHO-REQUEST packet. If no ECHO-RESPONSE packet is received
within this time, this test is considered a failure. This parameter is similar to the -t
parameter in the ping command, but has a different unit (the -t parameter in the
ping command is in ms, while the timeout time in the remote-ping command is in
seconds).
Refer to Table 277 for remote-ping configuration information.
Table 277 Configure Remote-ping
Operation
Enter system view
Enable remote-ping Client
Create an remote-ping test group Remote-ping

Remote-ping Configuration

Command
system-view
Remote-ping-agent enable
administrator-name test-tag
255
Description
-
Required
By default, remote-ping Client
is disabled.
Required
By default, no remote-ping test
group is configured.