Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2706

Incoming Information
Outgoing Information
268 Utilities Reference
This information is formatted according to whether the NetWare
is
Receiving incoming information (IN)
Broadcasting outgoing information (OUT)
Receiving a connection request
Incoming information looks similar to the following:
IN [00D0C200:00001B026C09] 10:53:01am 010123C5 11/22 5300DEEF
3/4 00001EF0 5/365
FADE2401 12/98 00001EEE 2/3 C9008617 5/11
The packet is incoming from network address 00D0C200 and from the server
at node address 0001B026C09. The packet was sent at 10:53 a.m.
The columns of data that follow the line labeled IN are network numbers that
the sending server knows about. For example, 010123C5 and 5300DEEF are
the network numbers recognized by the server at address 00001B026C09.
The numbers 11/22 and 3/4 indicate routing information about that network.
For example, the 11/ and 3/ indicate the hop count, or number of hops
(gateways or routers) from the sending server to this network.
NOTE:
The maximum number of hops a RIP packet travels is 16.
The /22 and /4 indicate the number of ticks (1/18th of a second) that a packet
took to reach this network from the sending server.
Outgoing information looks similar to the following:
OUT [1986DAD0:8941A801] 11:00:01am
00001EEE 2/3 5300DEEF 3/4 00001EF0 5/365
FADE2401 2/3 FEED00BB 4/5 ACCCDDD 5/11
The packet is outgoing from network address 1986DAD0 and from the server
at node address 8941A801. The packet was sent at 11:00 a.m.
The columns of data that follow the line labeled OUT are network numbers
that the sending server knows about. The associated hop and tick count
information is listed after each network. For an explanation of these, see
"Incoming Information" on page 268.
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