436
C
15: IPX R
HAPTER
Server Tables
Server information table
Interface
Name
1
LPX1102
1
LPX1103
2
LPX2001
OUTING
SAP Aging
Router SAP agents use a special aging mechanism to deal with a SAP
agent that goes down suddenly without sending a DOWN broadcast. A
hardware failure, power interruption, or power surge can cause this
situation.
Each SAP agent maintains a timer for each entry in its server information
tables. The timer tracks the elapsed time since this entry has been
updated. This information is either new or changed, and the SAP agent
immediately passes it on. Changes are quickly captured and stored
throughout the intranetwork.
SAP Request Handling
When a SAP agent receives a general request, it notifies the sending
source about all servers known to the agent. This response includes the
same information that is sent out in periodic SAP broadcasts. When the
request is specific, the SAP agent notifies the sending source about all
servers of the requested type.
Server information tables contain data about all active servers on the
intranetwork. SAP agents use these tables to store information received
in SAP broadcasts. Server tables are dynamically and statically created.
Figure 78 shows an example of a Server Information Table.
Figure 78 Sample Server Information Table
Type
Network
4
45469f33
4
45469f44
4
45470001
Node
00-00-00-00-00-01
00-00-00-00-00-01
00-00-00-00-00-01
Socket Hops
Age
451
2
102
451
5
65
451
4
33
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