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IPX Status Displays
RIP Table
19-26
:
= Broadcast.
Flags
B
= Loopback.
L
= Multicast.
M
= Point-to-point.
P
= Interface is operational.
U
= Unnumbered interface.
0
= Inverse ARP RTS (Request to Send).
1
= response from Inverse ARP RTS.
2
– Network mask, used during routing to determine the portion of the IP
Mask
address associated with the network.
Each entry is two lines on the screen, with the
line, under the associated
If the screen is filled with information, you will be asked whether you want to display
more.
Pressing
will display a screen of secondary addresses, with this information:
[F2]
– interface number of the primary interface.
IP#
– secondary IP address.
Secondary addr
– broadcast address configured for the secondary address.
Sec. broadcast
– network mask configured for the secondary address.
Sec. netmask
To display the contents of IPX RIP Table, press
Menu (or
from the Main Menu). Each entry will contain the following:
[C], [F], [A]
– IPX address of the network containing the FRM that contains the
Network
interface.
– address of the router that will forward a packet when this route is
Router Addr
used.
– number of routers in a packet's path to the destination network.
Hops
– (Transport Time) time (in 55-millisecond units) that it will normally
TTime
take a packet to reach the destination network if this route is used.
– (Do Not Age) identifies whether aging is enabled. (Aging allows deletion
DNA
of entries from the table after a specified period.) Routes configured as static
(see
"Configuring Static IP
Interfaces with
0
will also be
TRUE
– (Interface) IP interface.
Intf
The IPX RIP table displays data verbatim. Non-ASCII data might be dis-
played on some server types.
IP Network
Routes" on page 13-14) will not age (
specified in their IPX Interface records for the
. All others will be
FALSE
on the second
Mask
.
at the Protocol Status Displays
[A]
DNA
RIP Age Timer
.
Frame Relay Module 4.0 User Guide, Rev 01
=
).
TRUE
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