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Device Management

Supports Management Module SM-NTL1003

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ContentsINTRODUCTION 5

Purpose and Scope ........................................................5Required Reading ...........................................................5Supported Devices..........................................................6The SPECTRUM Model ..................................................7

TASKS 9

DEVICE VIEW 10

Interface Icons ..............................................................11Interface Icon Subviews Menu......................................12Interface Status View ....................................................13Secondary Address Panel ............................................13

DEVICE TOPOLOGY VIEW 14

VLAN FAULT ISOLATION VIEW 15

APPLICATION VIEWS 16

Main Application View...................................................16Supported Applications .................................................17

Common Applications................................................17Device-Specific MIBs.................................................18

Bay Accelar Application (BayAccelarApp) ....................19Chassis Views...............................................................20

Chassis View.............................................................20

TFTP Downloads ................................................... 22Power Supply Chassis Table................................. 22Fan Chassis Table................................................. 22

System View.............................................................. 23Card Table View........................................................ 25Port Table View ......................................................... 31System Trap Receiver Table..................................... 34

VLAN Tables View........................................................ 35VLAN Table ............................................................... 35VLAN Port Table ....................................................... 38VLAN MAC Table ...................................................... 38

Port Mirror View ............................................................ 38Table Size View ............................................................ 39IP Views........................................................................ 41

IP Configuration Table............................................... 41IP Configuration OSPF View ..................................... 42

Costs...................................................................... 42Configurations........................................................ 42IP Configuration OSPF Table ................................ 42

IP Address Table View .............................................. 43IP Flow Table View.................................................... 44IP Configuration IGMP Table View............................ 44IGMP Group Table View ........................................... 45IP Routing Table View............................................... 45ARP Table View ........................................................ 47RIP Ext View ............................................................. 48

Test Table View ............................................................ 48

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Statistics Views .............................................................49Statistics Table View .................................................49

Statistics Table Entry View ....................................50Statistics GIG Table View..........................................52Statistics OSPF View.................................................52Statistics IGMP View .................................................53Statistics OSPF IF Table View ..................................54

Spanning Tree Group Views.........................................55Spanning Tree Group Table ......................................55STG Port Table View.................................................58

Bridge Views .................................................................59FDB Table View.........................................................59

FDB Table..............................................................59Bridge Static Table View ...........................................60Bridge Filter Table View ............................................61

Web View......................................................................61Error View .....................................................................63

PERFORMANCE VIEWS 73

Device Performance View.............................................74Port Performance View .................................................74

CONFIGURATION VIEWS 75

Device Configuration View............................................75Interface Configuration View.........................................76

MODEL INFORMATION VIEW 77

INDEX 78


Introduction

This section introduces the SPECTRUM Device Management documentation for the Passport 8000 series of devices manufactured by Nortel.

This introduction contains the following topics:

• Purpose and Scope

• Required Reading

• Supported Devices (Page 6)

• The SPECTRUM Model (Page 7)

Purpose and ScopeUse this document as a guide for managing the Nortel Passport devices described on Page 6 with SPECTRUM management module SM-NTL1003. This document describes the icons, menus, and views that enable you to remotely monitor, configure, and troubleshoot Nortel Passport devices through software models in your SPECTRUM database.

Information specific to SM-NTL1003 is what is primarily included in this document. For general information about device management using SPECTRUM and explanations of SPECTRUM

functionality and navigation techniques, refer to the topics listed under Required Reading.

Required ReadingTo use this documentation effectively, you must be familiar with the information covered by the other SPECTRUM online documents listed below.

• Getting Started with SPECTRUM for Operators

• Getting Started with SPECTRUM for Administrators

• How to Manage Your Network with SPECTRUM

• SPECTRUM Views

• SPECTRUM Menus

• SPECTRUM Icons

• SPECTRUM Software Release Notice

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Supported DevicesSPECTRUM management module SM-NTL1003 currently lets you model the Nortel Passport 8000, 8100, and 8600 (formerly Bay Networks Accelar) series of devices. These are routing switches that feature a fault-tolerant chassis available in 6-slot and 10-slot configurations. The switches scale to 128 Gbps, provide penalty-free Quality of Service (QoS), and support a variety of technologies including switching, routing, Ethernet, ATM, optical, and IP telephony.

The Passport 8000 Routing Switch Series consists of two devices, the 8100 Edge Switch and the 8600 Routing Switch. The Passport 8100 Edge Switch is designed for high-density desktop switching applications in large networks. The Passport 8600 Routing Switch is designed for enterprise applications such as campus and building backbones, routing, or MAN connectivity and for service provider networks to meet the high-performance and availability requirements of IP infrastructures.

Table 1 contains a complete list of supported devices.

Note:Note:

Nortel’s Passport 6400 series and 7400 series devices are supported by Management Module SM-NTL1000.

Table 1: Supported Devices

Device MIB Support

Description

rcA1100 Bay Networks Accelar 1100 routing switch.




rcA740 Bay Networks Accelar server switch. (note: Nortel Networks Web site notes that this device has been discontinued as of February 2001).


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The SPECTRUM ModelThe model type for the Nortel Passport devices is PassportDev.

Modeling results in the creation of Device icons that represent the devices and Application icons that represent their supported applications.

The Device icons contain double-click zones and provide access to Icon Subviews menus that let you perform device management activities such as those listed in Tasks on Page 9.

As Figure 1 shows, the appearance of the Device icons varies slightly depending on the kind of view it appears in.

Figure 1: Device Icons


rcA750S Bay Networks Accelar server switch. (note: Nortel Networks Web site notes that this device has been discontinued as of February 2001).

rcA8006 Nortel Passport 8000 (6-slot) switch.

rcA8010 Nortel Passport 8000 (10-slot) switch.

rcA8606 Nortel Passport 8600 (6-slot) Routing Switch.

rcA8610 Nortel Passport 8600 (10-slot) Routing Switch.

rcA8106 Nortel Passport 8100 (6 slot) Edge Switch.

rcA8110 Nortel Passport 8100 (10 slot) Edge Switch.

rcInterWanPE100 Nortel Passport Interwan PE100.

Table 1: Supported Devices (Continued)

Device MIB Support

Description

Model Name

PassportDev

Model Name

PassportDev

Small Device icon appears inTopology and Application views

Large Device icon appears inDevice Topology, Location, andDevice Interface views.

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The device-specific Icon Subviews menu options available from the Device icon are listed below.

The rest of this document covering management module SM-NTL1003 is organized as follows:

• Tasks (Page 9)

• Device View (Page 10)

• Device Topology View (Page 14)

• VLAN Fault Isolation View (Page 15)

• Application Views (Page 16)

• Performance Views (Page 73)

• Configuration Views (Page 75)

• Model Information View (Page 77).

Option Accesses the...

Device Device View (Page 10)

DevTop Device Topology View (Page 14)

Application Application Views (Page 16)

Configuration Configuration Views (Page 75)

Fault Management

Opens the Fault Management View. For information on this view, refer to How to Manage Your Network With SPECTRUM.

Model Information

Model Information View (Page 77)

Primary Application

Menu options that let you select the primary application; for example, Gen Bridge App, MIB-II, etc.


Tasks

This section contains an alphabetical list of device management tasks, with each task providing one or more links to views that let you perform the task.

Administrative Information (check)• Model Information View (Page 77)

Alarm Thresholds (set)• Interface Icon Subviews Menu (Page 12)

Configuration Information (check)• Configuration Views (Page 75)

IP Address (find/change)• Device View (Page 10)• Secondary Address Panel (Page 13)

Network Type (check)• Network Type Label (Page 12)

Performance (check)• Device View (Page 10)• Interface Icons (Page 11)• Performance Views (Page 73)

Port Status (check/change)• Interface Status View (Page 13)

Save RMON Configuration• Rmon Save Config (Page 24)

System Action (set)• Action (Page 23)

Topology (check)• Device Topology View (Page 14)

VLAN Action (set)• Action (Page 36)

VLAN Fault Isolation (configure)• VLAN Fault Isolation View (Page 15)

Web Server (enable/disable)• Web View (Page 61)


Device View

This section describes the Device view and subviews available for models of Nortel Passport devices in SPECTRUM.

Access: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device icon, select Device.

This view (Figure 2) uses icons and labels to represent the device and its components, such as modules, ports, and applications. The view provides dynamic configuration and performance information for each of the device’s serial and network I/O ports, which are represented by Interface icons in the bottom panel of the view. The middle panel of the view displays a Device icon, which lets you monitor the device operation and access other device-specific views.

Figure 2: Device View

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Bookmarks

Model Name of type PassportDev of Landscape node: Primary

Primary Application Gen Bridge App

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Interface IconsFigure 3 shows a close-up of an Interface icon from the Device view. Most of the informational labels on the icon also provide double-click access to other views, as explained in the following label descriptions.

Figure 3: Interface Icon

Interface Number LabelThis label displays the interface (port) number.

IF Status LabelThis label displays the current status of the interface for the primary application selected, e.g., Gen Rtr App or MIB-II App. Table 2 lists the possible label color representations. Note that the color of the label also depends on the interface’s current Administrative Status, which you set in the Interface Status View (Page 13). This view can be accessed by double-clicking the label.

Interface Type LabelThis label identifies the interface type (Ethernet, ATM, etc.). Double-click this label to access the Interface Configuration View (Page 76).

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Color OperationalStatus

AdministrativeStatus

LabelText

Green up up ON

Blue down down OFF

Yellow down up OFF

Red testing testing TEST

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Network Type LabelThis label identifies the type of network to which the interface is connected. Double-click the label to open the Model Information view for the interface.

Physical Address LabelThis label displays the physical (MAC) address of the interface. Double-click this label to open the IF Address Translation Table.

IP Address LabelThis label displays the IP address for the interface. Double-click this label to open the Secondary Address Panel (Page 13), which lets you change the address and mask for the interface.

Interface Icon Subviews MenuTable 3 lists the device-specific interface Icon Subviews menu options and the views to which they provide access.

Table 3: Interface Icon Subviews Menu

Option Accesses the...

Detail Interface Detail view, which displays packet, error, and discard breakdown statistics for the interface.

IF Status Interface Status View (Page 13).

IF Configuration Interface Configuration View (Page 76).

Address Translation Table

Interface Address Translation Table, which identifies the physical and network address for the interface.

Secondary Address Panel

Secondary Address Panel (Page 13).

Thresholds Interface Threshold view, which lets you set the on/off alarm thresholds for load, packet rate, error rate, and % discarded for the interface.

Model Information

Model Information View (Page 77).

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Interface Status ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Interface icon in the Device view, select IF Status.

This view provides information on the operational status of the interface and allows you to enable or disable the port.

Operational StatusThe current state of the interface (Up, Down, Unknown, Dormant, Not Present, Lower Layer Down, or Testing).

This button allows you to select the desired administrative state of the interface (On, Off, or Testing).

Secondary Address PanelAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Interface icon in the Device view, select Secondary Address Panel.

This panel provides a table of IP addresses and masks obtained from the Address Translation table within the device’s firmware. You can change the current address displayed in the IP Address field by selecting an entry from the table in this panel and clicking the Update button.

Administrative Status


Device Topology View

This section describes the Device Topology view available for models of the Nortel Passport devices.

Access: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device icon, select DevTop.

The Device Topology view (Figure 4) shows the connections between a modeled device and other network entities. The lower panel of the view uses Interface icons to represent the device’s serial, network, and I/O ports. These icons provide the same information and menu options as those in the Device View (Page 10). If a device is connected to a particular interface, a Device icon appears on the vertical bar above the Interface icon along with an icon representing the network group that contains the device.

Refer to the SPECTRUM Views documentation for details on Device Topology view.

Figure 4: Device Topology View

File View HelpTools

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Model Name of type Model Type of Landscape node: Primary


VLAN Fault Isolation View

This section briefly describes the VLAN Fault Isolation view available for models of Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000 devices in SPECTRUM.

Access: From within the Topology view of a LAN containing the device model, select View > VLAN List...

For more information about the VLAN Fault Isolation View, see the VLAN Management User Guide.

Note:Note:

In order to see VLAN Fault Isolation View for the Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000 devices in SPECTRUM, you must first complete the following steps:1 In $SPECROOT/SS/.vnmrc,

set enable_vlan_config to TRUE.

2 The DataRelayClass attribute for the device must be either 2 or 4. In some cases, you must manually set this attribute.

3 Model the device within a LAN.


Application Views

This section describes the main Application view and the associated application-specific subviews available for models of Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000 devices in SPECTRUM.

Access: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device icon, select Application.

Main Application ViewWhen a device model is created, SPECTRUM automatically creates models for each of the major and minor applications supported by the device. The main Application view identifies all of these application models, shows their current condition status, and provides access to application-specific subviews. Figure 5 shows this view in the Icon mode. If you prefer the List mode, which displays applications as text labels, select View > Mode > List.

For more information on this view, refer to the MIBs and the Application View documentation.

Figure 5: Main Application View

SpectroGRAPH: Application: Model Name

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location

Network Address System Up Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

Model Name

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Supported ApplicationsSPECTRUM’s applications can be grouped within two general categories as follows:

• Applications associated with non proprietary MIBs. See Common Applications below.

• Applications associated with device-specific MIBs. See Device-Specific MIBs (Page 18).

Common ApplicationsFor the most part, these applications represent the non proprietary MIBs supported by devices. Listed below (beneath the title of the SPECTRUM document that describes them) are some of the common applications currently supported by SPECTRUM. Refer to these documents when your devices support these applications.

• Routing Applications- Generic Routing- Repeater- AppleTalk- DECnet

- OSPF- OSPF2- BGP4- VRRP

• Bridging Applications- Ethernet Special Database- Spanning Tree- Static- Transparent- PPP Bridging- Source Routing- Translation- QBridge

• MIB II Applications- SNMP- IP- ICMP- TCP- System2- UDP

• Transmission Applications- FDDI- Point to Point- DS1- DS3- RS-232

Note:Note:

The documents listed below (in bold font) are available for viewing at:

www.aprisma.com/manuals/

http://www.aprisma.com/manuals/

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- WAN- Frame Relay- Token Ring- Ethernet- Fast Ethernet- rfc1317App- rfc1285App- rfc1315App- 802.11App- SONET

• Technology Applications- APPN- ATM Client- DHCP- PNNI- rfc1316App- DLSw

• DOCSIS Applications- DOCSISCblDvApp - DOCSISQOSApp- DOCSISBPI2App - DOCSISBPIApp - DOCSISIFApp

• Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Applications- ADSL

Device-Specific MIBsSPECTRUM imports the following device-level proprietary MIB into its database:

• rapid_city.mib

This MIB can be used in conjunction with SPECTRUM’s optional customization products (referred to as the Level I Tool Kits) to create application models and views that display the condition of selected MIB objects.

The following device-specific application is described in the remainder of this section:

• Bay Accelar Application (BayAccelarApp) (Page 19)

Note:Note:

Aprisma Management Technologies can provide training, technical assistance, and custom engineering support services for creating application models and their associated views.

A p p l i c a t i o n V i e w s B a y A c c e l a r A p p l i c a t i o n ( B a y A c c e l a r A p p )


Bay Accelar Application (BayAccelarApp)This major application (BayAccelarApp) has no minor applications. The Icon Subviews menu for this application provides access to the application-specific views shown in Table 4.

Table 4: Bay Accelar Application-Specific Icon Subviews Menu Selections

Menu Selection Description

Chassis Chassis Views (Page 20).

- Chassis Chassis View (Page 20)

- System System View (Page 23)

- Card Table Card Table View (Page 25)

- Port Table Port Table View (Page 31)

- Trap Recv Table System Trap Receiver Table (Page 34)

VLAN Tables VLAN Tables View (Page 35).

Port Mirror Port Mirror View (Page 38).

Table Size Table Size View (Page 39)

IP Views -

- Config Table IP Configuration Table (Page 41)

- OSPF Table IP Configuration OSPF View (Page 42)

- IP Address Table IP Address Table View (Page 43)

- Flow Table IP Flow Table View (Page 44)

- Config IGMP IP Configuration IGMP Table View (Page 44)

- IGMP Group IGMP Group Table View (Page 45)

- IP Routing IP Routing Table View (Page 45)

ARP Table ARP Table View (Page 47)

RIP Ext View RIP Ext View (Page 48)

Test Table Test Table View (Page 48)

Statistics -

- Stat Table Statistics Table View (Page 49)

- Stat GIG Table Statistics GIG Table View (Page 52)

- Stat OSPF Statistics OSPF View (Page 52)

Table 4: Bay Accelar Application-Specific Icon Subviews Menu Selections (Continued)


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Chassis ViewsThese views display and, in some cases, allow you to change physical characteristics of the device.

Chassis ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Chassis > Chassis.

This view displays chassis level information, TFTP download information, and tables on the fans and power supplies in the chassis.

TypeThe chassis type. Table 5 lists the possible values and their descriptions.

- Stat IGMP Statistics IGMP View (Page 53)

- Stat OSPF IF Table Statistics OSPF IF Table View (Page 54)

Spanning Tree Group -

- ST Group Table Spanning Tree Group Table (Page 55)

- STG Port Table STG Port Table View (Page 58)

Bridge -

- FDB Table FDB Table View (Page 59)

- Static Table Bridge Static Table View (Page 60)

- Filter Table Bridge Filter Table View (Page 61)

Web Web View (Page 61)

Error Error View (Page 63)

Model Information Model Information View (Page 77).

Table 4: Bay Accelar Application-Specific Icon Subviews Menu Selections (Continued)




Serial NumberThe serial number for this chassis.

Hardware RevisionThe hardware revision level for this chassis.

Num SlotsThe number of slots in the chassis available for plug-in cards.

Num PortsThe total number of ports currently installed in the chassis.

Test ResultThe chassis start-up diagnostic tests. Possible values are other, ok, crceeprom, timer, procdram, led, formaccpuaccess, asiccpuaccess, memory, and loopback.

This button opens a Dip Switch Group view which contains the following information. In models of devices that don’t support this functionality (the Passport 8610, for example), this button is grayed out.

Isolate Unconfig PortsDisplays whether unconfigured ports should be assigned to the isolated VLAN. Ports assigned to this VLAN can only communicate with the CP port. By default this assigns ports to the default VLAN.

Use Factory SettingsDisplays whether the system will ignore configuration information stored in NVRAM when the system is booted.

High Priority ModeUsed to indicate whether the system is configured to operate in a high priority mode. The switch can operate in either a “best effort” or “high priority” mode. In the “best effort” setting, the maximum queue thresholds for the QUIDs are set to

Table 5: Chassis Types and Descriptions

Type Description

unknown Unknown chassis.

a1050 This chassis has two slots.

a1100 This chassis has two half sized slots and one full sized one.

a1150 This chassis has two half sized slots and one full sized one.

a1200 This chassis has eight full sized slots.

a1250 This chassis has four full sized slots.

a8006 This chassis has six slots.

a8010 This chassis has ten slots.

Dip Switch Group



768/768 buffers. In the “high priority” mode the setting is 512/768. This means that in “high priority” mode the normal priority queue can't have more than 512 buffers, while the high priority queue can have up to 768.

TFTP DownloadsThis area of the Chassis view contains information on how to handle TFTP downloads.

HostThe name of the source/destination host for the TFTP transfer.

ActionThe action to take on download.

FileThe name of the file to transfer.

ResultThe result of the latest download.

Power Supply Chassis TableThis table contains information about power supplies.

IdThe id number of the power supply, from 1 to 3.

Operational StatusThe actual status of the power supply. Possible values appear in Table 6.

Fan Chassis TableThis table contains information about fan status.

IdThe id number of the fan, from 1 to 4.

Operational StatusThe actual status of the fan. Possible values appear in Table 7 (Page 23).

Table 6: Power Supply Operation Status

Value Description

unknown The status can not be determined.

empty No unit installed.

up Present and active.

down Present but inactive.



Ambient Temp(C)The temperature of the air entering the fan.

System ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Chassis > System.

This view shows system statistics and information.

IP AddressThe IP address of this entity.

Net MaskThe subnet mask of this entity.

BroadcastThe broadcast address for this entity.

Comm Read Write AllThe community name string an incoming SNMP message must match to be granted full read-write

access for all items in the MIB. If it does not match, it is compared to the Comm Read Write string.

Comm Read WriteThe community name string an incoming SNMP message must match to be granted read-write access for all items in the MIB except community names. If it does not match, it is compared to the Comm Read Only string.

Comm Read OnlyThe community name string an incoming SNMP message must match to be granted read-only access for all items in the MIB except community names. If it does not match, no access is granted, no response is sent back to the SNMP requester, and SNMP traps are sent to any management stations configured to receive them.

VersionThe version of the software running on the device.

ActionInitiates a system action. For example, a save to NVRAM.

ResultThe result of the latest action.

Table 7: Fan Operation Status

Value Description

unknown The status can not be determined.

up Present and active.

down Present but inactive.



Last changeThe time since a reset of the latest management initiated change to configuration.

Last Vlan ChangeThe time since a reset of the latest management initiated change to VLAN configuration.

Last Statistics ResetThe time since a reset of the latest management initiated statistics reset.

Buffer UtilizationBuffer utilization as a percent of total buffer space in the system. A high value indicates congestion.

Buffer Util PeakThe highest value since a reset recorded for buffer use.

Buffer Util Peak TimeThe timestamp for the highest value since a reset recorded for buffer use.

NVRam SizeTotal NVRAM available in Kbytes.

NVRam UsedNVRAM in use in Kbytes

Last Save To NVRamThe timestamp at which the latest write to NVRAM occurred. This is either a save of the system configuration or a file transfer of a configuration file.

Last Save to Standby NVRamThe timestamp at which the latest write to standby NVRAM occurred. Standby NVRAM, if available, is on a backup CPU board.

CPU UtilThe percentage of CPU usage.

Switch Fabric UtilThe percentage of Switching Fabric usage.

Rmon Mem SizeThe amount of memory in bytes to allocate for RMON, if enabled.

Rmon EnableAllows you to enable and disable RMON.

Rmon Save ConfigAllows you to set whether RMON configuration is saved to NVRAM and restored after a reboot. Setting this to save does not immediately save configuration information. The save occurs when Action (Page 23) is set to saveToNVRAM. This is only meaningful if RMON is enabled.



Rmon Trap OptionDisplays whether traps are sent only to the owner of the RMON alarm, or to all recipients in the system trap receiver table.

Support RoutingDisplays whether routing is supported on this device.

Support Web ServerDisplays whether Web Server is supported on this device.

Card Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Chassis > Card Table.

This view contains information about the positions and statuses of the cards within the chassis as well as button access to the rc2k Card Table view (Page 27).

IndexA unique value used to identify an interface. This value corresponds to the slot in which the module is inserted.

TypeThe type of card in the slot. Table 8 shows possible values and their meanings.

Table 8: Card Types

Value Meaning

other No card installed.

rcCPU CPU Card.

rc8x100BaseTX 8 port, category 5 TP.

rc8x100BaseT2 8 port, category 3 TP.

rc8x100BaseF 8 port, fiber.

rc16x100BaseTX 16 port, category 5 TP.

rc8x100BaseTXWG 8 port, half width (WG model).

rc4x100BaseFWG 4 port, half width (WG model).

rc16x100BaseTXWG 16 port plus CPU (A1100 model).

rc4x1000BaseSXWG A gigabit, non-redundant, short-haul, work-group unit with 4 ports. Plus CPU (A1150 model).

rc1x1000BaseSXWG A gigabit, non-redundant, short-haul, work-group unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseSXWG A gigabit, non-redundant, short-haul, work-group unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseSXRWG A gigabit, redundant, short-haul, work-group unit with a single port.



Serial NumberThe unique serial number for this card.

Hardware RevisionThe Hardware Version for this card.

Admin StatusThe administrative status of this card. Possible values are up, down, and testing.

Oper StatusThe operational status of this card. Possible values are up, down, unknown, dormant, and testing.

rc2x1000BaseSXRWG A gigabit, redundant, short-haul, work-group unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseLXWG A gigabit, non-redundant, long-haul, work-group unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseLXWG A gigabit, non-redundant, long-haul, work-group unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseLXRWG A gigabit, redundant, long-haul, work-group unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseLXRWG A gigabit, redundant, long-haul, work-group unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseSXBB A gigabit, non-redundant, short-haul, back-bone unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseSXBB A gigabit, non-redundant, short-haul, back-bone unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseSXRBB A gigabit, redundant, short-haul, back-bone unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseSXRBB A gigabit, redundant, short-haul, back-bone unit with 2 ports.

Table 8: Card Types (Continued)

Value Meaning

rc1x1000BaseLXBB A gigabit, non-redundant, long-haul, back-bone unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseLXBB A gigabit, non-redundant, long-haul, back-bone unit with 2 ports.

rc1x1000BaseLXRBB A gigabit, redundant, long-haul, back-bone unit with a single port.

rc2x1000BaseLXRBB A gigabit, redundant, long-haul, back-bone unit with 2 ports.

Table 8: Card Types (Continued)

Value Meaning



PCMCIA TypeThe type of PCMCIA card installed in this CPU card, if any. For cards without a CPU this will always be none. This defaults to none. Possible values are none, modem28kbs, flash2meg, and flash4meg.

Part NumberThe part number of the card.

This button opens the rc2k Card Table view which contains the following information applicable to Passport 8000 series devices.

IndexThe card’s slot number.

Front TypeUsed to indicate card types in the Accelar 8000 product families. Possible card types and their corresponding values are shown in Table 9.

rc2k Card Table

Table 9: Card Front Type

Card Front Type Description

other No card installed.

rc2kCPU CPU card.

rc2k48x100BaseTX A 48 port 100 Mbit unit.

rc2k24x100BaseTX A 24 port 100 Mbit unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseT An 8 port gigabit unit.

rc2k24x100BaseFX A 24 port, 100 Mbit over fibre unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseSXBB An 8 port, gigabit, short-haul backbone unit.

rc2k16x1000BaseSXBB A 16 port, gigabit, short-haul backbone unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseLXBB An 8 port, gigabit, long-haul backbone unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseXDBB An 8 port, gigabit, long distance, backbone unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseIC An 8 port, gigabit over fiber unit.



Front DescriptionA description of the card.

FrAdmStatUsed to indicate the administrative status of this card. Possible values are up, down, and testing.

rc2k16x1000BaseIC A 16 port gigabit over fiber unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseSXRBB An 8 port, gigabit, short-haul, redundant backbone unit.

rc2k8x1000BaseLXRBB An 8 port, gigabit, long-haul, redundant backbone unit.

rc2k8xOC3 An 8 port Optical Carrier 3 unit.

rc2k2xOC12 An 8 port Optical Carrier 12 unit.

rc2k6xPOS A six port SONET unit.

rc2k4xATM A 4 port ATM unit.

rc2k8xATM An 8 port ATM unit.

rc2kRMON An RMON unit.

Table 9: Card Front Type (Continued)


rc2kMg48x100BaseTX A Passport 8100 family, 48 port, 100 Mbit unit.

rc2kMg32x100BaseTX A Passport 8100 family, 32 port, 100 Mbit unit.

rc2kMg16x100BaseFX A Passport 8100 family, 16 port, 100 Mbit unit.

rc2kMg8x1000BaseTX A Passport 8100 family, 8 port, gigabit unit.

rc2kMg8x1000BaseIC A Passport 8100 family, 8 port, gigabit unit.

Table 9: Card Front Type (Continued)




FrOprStatUsed to indicate the operational status of this card. Possible values are up, down, testing, unknown, and dormant.

Front Serial NumberSerial number of the card.

FrontHardwareVersionThe hardware version of the card.

Front Part NumberPart number of the card.

Front Date CodeDate code of the card.

Front DeviationsCard deviations.

Back TypeUsed to indicate card back types in the Accelar 8000 product families. Possible card types and their corresponding values are shown in Table 10 (Page 29).

Table 10: Card Back Type

Card Back Type Description

other no card installed

rc2kBackplane A Boardwalk/ Passport 8600 family, CPU, 100 Mbit, redundant, short-haul backbone card with no ports.

rc2kSFM A Boardwalk/ Passport 8600 family, switch fabric, non-redundant, short-haul backbone card with no ports.

rc2kBFM0 A Boardwalk/ Passport 8600 family, BFM (frame or cells indicated by family), non-redundant, short-haul backbone card with no ports.



Back DescriptionCard description.

Back Serial NumberSerial number of the card.

Back HardwareVersionHardware version.

Back Part NumberPart number.

Back Date CodeDate code.

Back DeviationsDeviations.

PCMCIA TypeUsed to indicate the type of PCMCIA card currently installed in this CPU card, if any. For non-CPU cards, this variable has no meaning and will always be set to none. Possible values are none, modemCard, ethernetCard, and ataDisk.

PCMCIA DescriptionPCMCIA descriptor.

ASIC DescriptionASIC descriptor.

FrMasterIOUsed to indicate whether an IO card in a 8100 device is operating in the “master” mode. This is

rc2kBFM2 A Boardwalk/ Passport 8600 family, BFM (frame or cells indicated by family), non-redundant, short-haul, backbone card with 2 ports.




rc2kMGSFM A Marvin Gardens/ Passport 8100 family, switch fabric, non-redundant, short-haul card with no physical interfaces on board.

Table 10: Card Back Type (Continued)

Card Back Type Description



not meaningful for non-IO cards and non-8100 devices. The default value is false.

Port Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Chassis > Port Table.

This view displays information about each port in the chassis, and provides double-click access to configure ports.

IndexA unique value used to identify a port.

TypeThe port type. Possible values appear in Table 11.

Table 11: Port Types

Value Meaning

other no port installed

rc100BaseTX cat 5

rc100BaseT2 cat 3

rc100BaseF 100 mbps fiber


rc1000BaseDualF fiber - dual connector


rcPosMMF multi mode fiber

rcPosSMF single mode fiber

rcAtm oc3

rcGbicLx gigabit long haul

rcGbicSx gigabit short haul

rcGbicXd gigabit extended distance

rcGbicCu gigabit copper

rcGbicOther gigabit other

rcOc3cSM OC-3c SM

rcOc3cMM OC-3c MM

rcOc3cCOPPER OC-3c COPPER

rcOc12cSM OC-12c SM

rcOc12cMM OC-12c MM

rcDs3 Ds3

rcE3 E3

rcGbicNone Gbic card feature

rc1000BaseT 1000 base copper

rcGbicZx gigabit very extended distance

Table 11: Port Types (Continued)

Value Meaning



Connector TypeThe type of connector installed on this port. The default value is nonRedundant. Possible values are nonRedundant and redundant.

ActionDisplays actions for the port to take. The default value is none. Possible values appear in Table 12.

ResultDisplays results from the last action. The default value is none. Possible values appear in Table 13.

PrmConectrThe primary connector. For ports configured with redundant connectors, this indicates which to use as the active connector the next time the port turned on. The default value is left. Possible values are left, right, and other.

ActvCnctorThe active connector. For ports configured with redundant connectors, this indicates which is currently active. Only one connector can be active. The default value is left. Possible values are left, right, and other.

BckupCnctorStThe backup connector status. This is the status of the link attached to the non-active connector. Possible values are up, down, and other.

Table 12: Port Actions

Value Meaning

none None of the following.

flushMacFdb Flush MAC forwarding table.

flushArp Flush ARP table.

flushIp Flush IP route table.

flushAll Flush all tables.

triggerRipUpdate Manually trigger rip update

Table 13: Port Action Results

Value Meaning


inProgress Action is in progress.

success Action has successfully finished.

fail Action has failed.



AutoNegot Displays whether this port will auto-negotiate or not. The default is to auto-negotiate.

AdminDuplxThe preferred port duplex type. The default is half. Possible values are half and full.

Oper DuplexThe current port duplex type. Possible values are half and full.

Admin SpeedThe preferred port speed. The default is mbps10. Possible values are mbps10, mbps100, and none.

Oper SpeedThe current port speed.

Mlt IDThis indicates which multi-link trunk (MLT) this port is assigned to. If this port is not associated with any MLT, this value will be set to zero (0).

PortLockedIndicates whether this port is locked.

AutoNegSprtIndicates whether this port can support auto-negotiation.

SnglRtblPrtIndicates whether this port is a single routable port. If this value is true, the port functions like a traditional router port.

UnkMacDiscWhen this value is set to true for a given port, packets with an unknown source MAC address will be dropped on that port. Other ports then will discard any packets with this MAC address in the destination field. For example, suppose 11:22:33:44:55:66 is an unknown source MAC. Packets with source MAC 11:22:33:44:55 coming from this port are discarded. Packets with destination MAC 11:22:33:44:55:66 coming from other ports are also discarded, unless this address is later learned on another port or the restriction ages out.

NumStatTrnThe number of state transitions.

AlwOvszFrmSpecifies whether over-size frames should be processed or dropped.

Qos LevelSpecifies the Qos level with which packets carried on this port should be processed. Possible values range from level0 through level7.



DifSrvEnblUsed to enable/disable the Differentiated Service feature on this port.

DfSrvTypeUsed to specify the Differentiated Service type for this port. Possible values are none, access, and core.

DfSrvIeee8021pOvUsed to enable/disable the Differentiated Service IEEE 802.1P over-ride feature.

VendorDescUsed to show the name of the vendor of this port's connector. Only applicable to ports on a GBIC cards.

System Trap Receiver TableAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Chassis > Trap Recv Table.

This view shows what IP addresses receive traps and what community names they are using.

AddressThe IP address for the device receiving traps.

VersionThe software version.

CommunityThe community string used to send trap messages to this trap receiver.

Src AddressThe IP address to use as a source when sending traps. This will be inserted into the source IP address field in the UDP trap packet.

Row StatusUsed to manage the creation and deletion of rows. The status column has six defined values as shown in Table 14 (Page 35). All of the values except notReady may be specified in a management protocol set operation while only the last three values will be returned in response to a management protocol.

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VLAN Tables ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select VLAN Table.

This view contains several tables which present information on the VLANs.

Currently Defined VLANsThe number of VLANs currently defined.

VLAN TableThis table displays information about the VLANs.

IdA unique identifier for the Virtual LAN.

NameThe name of the VLAN.

ColorThe color assigned to this VLAN. Color is treated transparently in the device.

If IndexIf the VLAN is performing routing, this displays a unique value used to identify this VLAN. Otherwise, this is zero.

Table 14: Row Status Values

Status Description

Active Indicates that the row is available for use by the managed device.

NotInService Indicates that the row exists in the agent but is unavailable for use by the managed device.

NotReady Indicates that the row exists in the agent but is missing information necessary in order to be available for use by the managed device.

CreateAndGo Is supplied by a management station wishing to create a new instance of a row and to have it available for use by the managed device.

CreateAndWait Is supplied by a management station wishing to create a new instance of a conceptual row but not to have it available for use by the managed device.

Destroy Is supplied by a management station wishing to delete all of the instances associated with an existing row.



ActionDisplays actions for the VLAN to take. The default value is none. Possible values appear in Table 15.

ResultDisplays results from the last action. The default value is none. Possible values appear in Table 16.

Stg IdThe spanning tree group with which this VLAN is associated. If this VLAN is not associated with any spanning tree group, this will be zero. The default is 1.

Table 15: VLAN Actions

Value Meaning


flushMacFdb Flush MAC forwarding table.

flushArp Flush ARP table.

flushIp Flush IP route table.

flushDynMemb Flush Dynamic Members.

all Flush all tables.

flushSnoopMemb Flush IGMP Snoop Members

triggerRipUpdate Manually trigger rip update

flushSnoopMRtr Flush snoop multicast router

Table 16: Port Action Results

Value Meaning


inProgress Action is in progress.

success Action has successfully finished.

fail Action has failed.



TypeThe type of the VLAN. Possible values appear in Table 17.

Port MembersDisplays which ports are members, either static or dynamic, of this VLAN.

Potential MembersDisplays which ports are potentially members of this VLAN.

Static MembersDisplays port membership in this VLAN. A one means the port is a static member, a zero means the port is a dynamic member.

Not Allow To JoinDisplays which ports are not allowed to join this VLAN. A one means the port is not allowed to join, a zero means the port is allowed to join.

Protocol IdThe protocol of this VLAN. This is meaningful only if Type (Page 37) is byProtocolId. Possible values are none, ip, ipx802dot3, ipx802dot2, ipxSnap, ipxEthernet2, appleTalk, decLat, decOther, sna802dot2, snaEthernet2, netBios, xns, vines, ipV6, usrDefined, and rarp.

Subnet AddressThe IP subnet address of this VLAN. This is meaningful only if Type (Page 37) is byIpSubnet.

Subnet MaskThe IP subnet mask of this VLAN. This is meaningful only if Type (Page 37) is byIpSubnet.

Aging TimeThe timeout period, in seconds, for aging out dynamic members of policy-based VLANs. The default is 600 seconds.

Mac AddressThe MAC address assigned to this VLAN. This is only relevant if the VLAN is configured for routing.

Row StatusSee Row Status (Page 34).

Table 17: VLAN Types

Value Meaning

byPort VLAN by Port.

byIpSubnet VLAN by IP subnet.

byProtocolId VLAN by Protocol Id.

bySrcMac VLAN by Src MAC address.

byDstMcast VLAN by Dst MultiCast.

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VLAN Port TableThis table shows in which VLAN ports reside.

IndexA unique value used to identify a port.

Num VLAN IdsThe total number of VLAN Ids.

Vlan IdsDisplays to which VLANs this port is assigned. A port can be assigned to at most 128 different VLANs.

TypeThe port type for this interface. The default is access. Possible values are access and trunk.

VLAN MAC TableThis table shows MAC address information assigned to the VLAN.

Vlan IdAn index to identify a VLAN by MAC address.

AddressAn index to identify a MAC address assigned to a particular VLAN.


Port Mirror ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the BayAccelarApp icon, select Port Mirror.

This view displays port mirroring options. In models of certain devices (the Passport 8610, for example) that don’t support this functionality, this menu option is grayed out.

Mirror Save ConfigDisplays whether Mirror configuration information will be saved to NVRAM and automatically reinstalled after a system reboot.

Setting this to true does not save configuration information. To save the configuration, set Action (Page 23) to saveToNVRAM.

EnableDisplays whether mirroring by port is active. The system can support mirroring on two ports. When active, all packets received on Mirrored Port One and/or Mirrored Port Two are copied to the port specified by Forwarding Port. The mirroring operation is non-intrusive. The default is for port mirroring to be inactive.

Forwarding PortThe index of the port to which mirrored frames are forwarded.

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Enable Port OneDisplays whether the port specified in Mirrored Port One should be mirrored. The default is to not mirror the port.

Mirrored Port OneThe index of one port to be mirrored. Traffic received on this port will be mirrored to the port specified by Forwarding port.

Enable Port TwoDisplays whether the port specified in Mirrored Port Two should be mirrored. The default is to not mirror the port.

Mirrored Port TwoThe index of another port to be mirrored. Traffic received on this port will be mirrored to the port specified by Forwarding port.

Table Size ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Table Size.

This view shows statistics on RMON, Address Translation (AR), Bridge, and IP tables for the device.

Rmon Stat SizeThe current size of the RMON Statistic table.

Rmon History Control SizeThe current size of the RMON History Control table.

Rmon History Enet SizeThe current size of the RMON History Ethernet table.

Rmon Alarm SizeThe current size of the RMON Alarm table.

Rmon Event SizeThe current size of the RMON Event table.

Rmon Log SizeThe current size of the RMON Log table.

AR Tbl SizeThe Address Translation table size.

AR FreeThe number of free entries available in the Address Translation table.

AR No SpaceThe number of entries that could not be added to the Address Translation table due to lack of space.

AR AddedThe number of entries added to the Address Translation table.

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AR DeletedThe number of entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR Mac AddedThe number of MAC entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR Mac DeletedThe number of MAC entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR Mac MovedThe number of MAC entries moved in the Address Translation table.

AR IP AddedThe number of IP entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR IP DeletedThe number of IP entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR Mcast Tbl SizeThe size of the Multicast Address Translation table.

AR Free Mcast GroupsThe number of free multicast groups available in the Address Translation table.

AR IP Mcast AddedThe number of IP multicast entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR IP Mcast DeletedThe number of IP multicast entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By Port AddedThe number of VLAN by port entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By Port DeletedThe number of VLAN by port entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By Protocol AddedThe number of VLANs by protocol type added to the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By Protocol DeletedThe number of VLANs by protocol type deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By IP Subnet AddedThe number of VLAN by IP entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR VLAN By IP Subnet DeletedThe number of VLAN by IP entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

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AR IP Subnets AddedThe number of IP subnet entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR IP Subnets DeletedThe number of IP subnet entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

AR Rsvps AddedThe number of RSVP entries added to the Address Translation table.

AR Rsvps DeletedThe number of RSVP entries deleted from the Address Translation table.

Brdg Fdb SizeThe number of entries in the dot1d forwarding database table.

Brdg Static SizeThe number of entries in the dot1d Static Address Filtering table.

IP Address SizeThe number of entries in the IP Address table.

IP Forwarding SizeThe number of entries in the IP Forwarding table.

IP Net to Media SizeThe number of entries in the IP Net-to-media table.

IP ViewsThese tables provide information about how the device handles IP protocol packets.

IP Configuration TableAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > Config Table.

This table shows IP routing information for a particular interface.

If IndexA unique value used to identify an interface or VLAN.

Advert Def RteDisplays whether this interface should advertise a RIP default route.

Accept Def RteDisplays whether this interface should accept a RIP default route.


RIP EnableAllows you to enable or disable RIP routing on the specified interface.



OSPF EnableAllows you to enable or disable OSPF routing on the specified interface.

IGMP EnableAllows you to enable or disable IGMP on the specified interface.

Addr AssignedDisplays whether an IP address has been assigned for this interface.

IP Configuration OSPF ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > OSPF View.

This view displays costs associated with different speeds of ports and OSPF configurations. It also displays a table with OSPF information for a particular interface.

CostsThis area of the view provides the costs associated with different interface types.

10 MegThe cost associated with a 10mpbs interface.

100 MegThe cost associated with a 100mpbs interface.

1000 MegThe cost associated with a Gigabit interface.

ConfigurationsTrap EnableDisplays whether OSPF Traps should be sent.

Auto Virt Link EnableDisplays whether automatic virtual link creation is enabled. If enabled OSPF will create virtual links between ABRs whether needed or not, but adjacency will be established only when one of the ABRs loses connection to the backbone. If this is disabled, it is the user’s responsibility to create virtual links when needed.

IP Configuration OSPF TableIf IndexA unique value used to identify an interface or VLAN.

Rtr PriorityThe priority of this interface. In multi-access networks, this is used to determine the designated router. A value of “0” indicates the router can not be the designated router on this particular network. In the event of a tie in this value, routers use their router id as a tie breaker.



The default is “1”. Possible values range from 0 to FF.

MetricThe metric for this type of service on this interface. The default value is 108 divided by the interface speed. The value “FFFF” means there is no route via this TOS. Possible values range from 1 to FFFF.

Auth KeyThe Authentication Key. If the Area's Authorization Type is “simplePassword” and the key length is shorter than 8 octets, the agent will pad the field with zeros. When read, this field returns a length of zero.


Hello IntervalThe length of time, in seconds, between Hello packets that the router sends on the interface. This must be the same for all routers attached to a common network. The default is 10 seconds.

Rtr Dead IntervalThe number of seconds a router's Hello packets are not seen before it's neighbors declare it down. This should be a multiple of the Hello interval. This must be the same for all routers attached to a common network. The default is 40 seconds.

IP Address Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > IP Address Table.

This table displays addressing information for the entity's IP addresses.

If IndexA unique value used to identify an interface.

AddressThe IP address of this entry.

Net MaskThe subnet mask for this entry. This is an IP address with all network bits set to 1 and all hosts bits set to 0.

Bcast Addr FormatThe IP broadcast address format used on this interface. Possible values are “zeros” and “ones”.

Reasm Max SizeThe size of the largest IP datagram this entity can re-assemble from fragmented incoming datagrams.




IP Flow Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > Flow Table.

This table displays RSVP records from the switching fabric Address Resolution table. A connection with a matching entry in this table will be processed with a higher priority than connections without an entry.

Src Ip AddressThe source address of an IP packet.

Src Ip PortThe source port of an IP packet. A zero in this field is a wildcard.

Dst Ip AddressThe destination address of an IP packet.

Dst Ip PortThe destination port of an IP packet. A zero in this field is a wildcard.

ProtocolThe protocol of an IP packet. The default value is ip. Possible values are “ip”, “tcp”, and “udp”.


IP Configuration IGMP Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > Config IGMP.

This table displays a listing of the interfaces on which IGMP is enabled.

If IndexA unique value used to identify an interface or VLAN.

Query IntervalThe frequency at which IGMP Host-Query packets are transmitted. The default is “125”.

VersionThe version of IGMP running on this interface. For IGMP to function correctly, all routers on a LAN must be configured to run the same version. The default is “version2”. Possible values are “version1” and “version2”,

Query Max Response TimeThe maximum query response time advertised in IGMPv2 queries on this interface. Smaller values allow a router to prune groups faster. The default is “10”.

Querier Present TimeoutA timeout interval. If no IGMPv2 queries are heard on this interface within this interval, the local router will take over as Querier on the IP



subnet to which this interface is attached. The default is “255”.

Leave EnabledDisplays whether IGMPv2 Leave messages are enabled on this interface. The default is to have them enabled.


IGMP Group Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > IGMP Group.

This table displays listings of multicast groups configured for the device.

Ip AddressA Multicast group Address (Class D) for others to join. This can be the same for many incoming ports.

In PortA value to identify an interface, or VLAN, which has received Group reports from various sources.

MembersIP Address from sources wishing to join this group.

ExpirationThe time left before the group report expires. This is updated upon receiving a new group report.

IP Routing Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select IP Views > IP Routing.

This table shows routes to a particular destination.

DestThe destination IP address of this route. A value of 0.0.0.0 is considered a default route. Multiple routes to a single destination can appear in the table, but access to such entries depends on network management protocol in use.

MaskThe mask to use. For systems that do not support arbitrary subnet masks, an agent constructs this value by determining to which type of network the Dest field refers. If Dest is “0.0.0.0” (a default route), then mask is also “0.0.0.0”. Possible values appear in Table 18 (Page 46).



Next HopThe IP address of the next hop for this route. In the case of a route using a broadcast media, this value is the agent's IP address on that interface.

MetricThe primary routing metric for this route. The semantics of this metric are determined by the routing-protocol specified in the route's Proto field. If this is not used, its value will be “-1”.

If IndexA unique value used to identify an interface through which the next hop of this route will be reached.

TypeThe type of route. Note that the values direct and indirect refer to the notion of direct and indirect routing in the IP architecture. Possible values appear in Table 19.

ProtoThe mechanism by which this route was learned. The inclusion of gateway routing protocols does not imply that hosts should support those protocols. Possible values appear in Table 20 (Page 47).

Table 18: Mask values

Mask Network

255.0.0.0 class-A

255.255.0.0 class-B

255.255.255.0 class-C

Table 19: Route Type values

Value Meaning

other None of the following.

direct Connected (sub-) network route to a non-local.

indirect Host/network/sub-network.



AgeThe number of seconds since this route was updated or otherwise determined to be correct. Note that no semantics of ‘too old’ can be implied except through knowledge of the routing protocol by which the route was learned.


ARP Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select ARP Table.

This view displays a table showing statuses of ARP proxy responses and sending of ARP responses on the specified interface.

ARP Ext Life TimeThe lifetime in minutes of an ARP entry within the system.


Do ProxyAllows you to enable or disable ARP proxy responses on the specified interface.

Do RespAllows you to enable or disable the sending of ARP responses on the specified interface.

Table 20: Proto values

Value Description

other None of the following.

local Non-protocol information,e.g., manually configured

netmgmt Entries set via a network.

icmp Management protocol obtained via ICMP, e.g., Redirect

egp,ggp,hello,rip,is-is,es-is(,ciscoIgrp,bbnSpfIgp,ospf,bgp

These are gateway protocols which the host may or may not support.

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RIP Ext ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select RIP Ext View.

This view displays a table showing statuses of RIP transmission, RIP reception, and operation of poison reverse on the specified interface.

OperationAllows you to enable or disable the operation of RIP on all Interfaces.

Update TimeThe time between transmission of RIP updates on all interfaces.


TalkAllows you to enable or disable RIP transmission on the specified interface.

ListenAllows you to enable or disable RIP reception on the specified interface.

PoisonAllows you to enable or disable operation of poison reverse on the specified interface. If poison is disabled, split-horizon operation is enabled.

Test Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Test Table.

This table displays the number of iterations on the interface that either completed successfully or failed.


Pass CountThe number of iterations of the test case that completed successfully.

Fail CountThe number of iterations of the test case that failed.

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Statistics ViewsThese views provide statistics on the activity of the various views.

Statistics Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat Table.

Double-clicking an entry in the table opens the Statistics Table Entry View (Page 50) for that entry. This table displays the following port statistics.

Port IndexA unique value used to identify a port.

FrameTooShortsThe total number of frames that are too short encountered on this interface.

BrdgInUnicstFrmsThe total number of incoming unicast frames bridged.

BrdgInMlticstFmsThe total number of incoming multicast frames bridged.

BrdgInBrdcstFrmsThe total number of incoming broadcast frames bridged.

BrdgInDiscardsThe total number of frames discarded by the bridging entity.

BrdgOutUnicstFmsThe total number of outgoing unicast frames bridged.

BrdgOutMlticstFmsThe total number of outgoing multicast frames bridged.

BrdgOutBrdcstFrmsThe total number of outgoing broadcast frames bridged.

RouteInUnicstFrmsThe total number of incoming unicast frames routed.

RouteInMlticstFmsThe total number of incoming multicast frames routed.

RouteInDiscardsThe total number of frames discarded by the routing entity.

RouteOutUnicstFmsThe total number of outgoing unicast frames routed.



RouteOutMltcstFmsThe total number of outgoing multicast frames routed.

StgFrwrdTransitionsSpanning Tree Group Forward Transitions. This is the number of times this port has transitioned from the Learning state to the Forwarding state.

StgInConfigBpdusSpanning Tree Group In Config Bpdus. This is the number of Config BPDUs received by this port.

StgInTcnBpdusSpanning Tree Group Incoming Topology Change Notification Bpdus. This is the number of Topology Change Notification BPDUs received by this port.

StgInBadBpdusSpanning Tree Group Incoming Bad Bpdus. This is the number of Bad BPDUs received by this port.

StgOutConfigBpdusSpanning Tree Group Outgoing Config Bpdus. This is the number of Config BPDUs transmitted by this port.

StgOutTcnBpdusSpanning Tree Group Outgoing Topology Change Notification Bpdus. This is the number of

Topology Change Notification BPDUs transmitted by this port.

BrdgOutFramesUsed by the Accelar 8000 product family to account for all transmitted bridge unicast, broadcast, and multicast packets. The individual counters are not supported.


Statistics Table Entry ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat Table and double-click on an entry.

This view contains fields similar to those in the Statistics Table View (Page 49), applicable to a single table entry.

Frame Too ShortsThe total number of frames that are too short encountered on this interface.

Bridge In Unicast FramesThe total number of incoming unicast frames bridged.

Bridge In Multicast FramesThe total number of incoming multicast frames bridged.



Bridge In Broadcast FramesThe total number of incoming broadcast frames bridged.

Bridge In DiscardsThe total number of frames discarded by the bridging entity.

Bridge Out Unicast FramesThe total number of outgoing unicast frames bridged.

Bridge Out Multicast FramesThe total number of outgoing multicast frames bridged.

Bridge Out Broadcast FramesThe total number of outgoing broadcast frames bridged.

Route In Unicast FramesThe total number of incoming unicast frames routed.

Route In Multicast FramesThe total number of incoming multicast frames routed.

Route In DiscardsThe total number of frames discarded by the routing entity.

Route Out Unicast FramesThe total number of outgoing unicast frames routed.

Route Out Multicast FramesThe total number of outgoing multicast frames routed.

Stg Forward TransitiSpanning Tree Group Forward Transitions. This is the number of times this port has transitioned from the Learning state to the Forwarding state.

Stg In Config BpdusSpanning Tree Group In Config Bpdus. This is the number of Config BPDUs received by this port.

Stg In Tcn BpdusSpanning Tree Group Incoming Topology Change Notification Bpdus. This is the number of Topology Change Notification BPDUs received by this port.

Stg In Bad BpdusSpanning Tree Group Incoming Bad Bpdus. This is the number of Bad BPDUs received by this port.

Stg Out Config BpduSpanning Tree Group Outgoing Config Bpdus. This is the number of Config BPDUs transmitted by this port.



Stg Out Tcn BpdusSpanning Tree Group Outgoing Topology Change Notification Bpdus. This is the number of Topology Change Notification BPDUs transmitted by this port.

Statistics GIG Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat GIGTable.

This table shows Gigabit port error statistics.


Link FailuresThe total number of link failures encountered on this interface.

Packet ErrorsThe total number of packet errors encountered on this interface.

Carrier ErrorsThe total number of carrier errors encountered on this interface.

Link Inactive ErThe total number of link inactive errors encountered on this interface.

In Flow Ctrl PktsThe total number of flow control packets received by this interface.

Out Flow Ctrl PkThe total number of flow control packets transmitted by this interface.

Statistics OSPF ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat OSPF.

This table displays statistics for OSPF.

Buffers AllocatedThe number of buffers allocated for OSPF.

Buffers FreedThe number of buffers freed by the OSPF.

Buffer Alloc FailuresThe number of times OSPF has failed to allocate buffers.

Buffer Free FailuresThe number of times OSPF has failed to free buffers.

Tx PacketsThe number of packets transmitted by OSPF.



Rx PacketsThe number of packets received by OSPF.

Tx Drop PacketsThe number of packets dropped before being transmitted by OSPF.

Rx Drop PacketsThe number of packets dropped before being received by OSPF.

Rx Bad PacketsThe number of bad packets received by OSPF.

SPF RunsThe number of SPF calculations performed by OSPF.

Last SPF RunThe time (SysUpTime) since the last SPF calculation by OSPF.

Lsdb Tbl SizeThe Landscape database table size.

Statistics IGMP ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat IGMP.

This table displays statistics for IGMP.

In MsgsThe number of IGMP packets received by the device.

In ErrorsThe number of IGMP packets received with checksum errors.

In QueriesThe number of IGMP queries received by the device.

In ReportsThe number of IGMP reports received by the device.

In LeavesThe number of IGMP leaves received by the device.

InvalidThe number of IGMP packets received by the device that contained an invalid type.

Out MsgsThe number of IGMP queries sent by the device.



Statistics OSPF IF Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Statistics > Stat OSPF IF Table.

This table displays OSPF interface statistics.

IndexA unique value used to identify an interface.

Rx HellosThe number hello packets received by this interface.

Rx DBDescrsThe number of database descriptor packets received by this interface.

Rx LSUpdatesThe number of link state update packets received by this interface.

Rx LSReqsThe number of link state request packets received by this interface.

Rx LSAcksThe number of link state acknowledge packets received by this interface.

Tx HellosThe number of hello packets transmitted by this interface.

Tx DBDescrsThe number of database descriptor packets transmitted by this interface.

Tx LSUpdatesThe number of link state update packets transmitted by this interface.

Tx LSReqsThe number of link state request packets transmitted by this interface.

Tx LSAcksThe number of link state acknowledge packets transmitted by this interface.

Version MismatchesThe number of version mismatches received by this interface.

Area MismatchesThe number of area mismatches received by this interface.

Auth Type MismatchesThe number of authorization type mismatches received by this interface.

Auth FailuresThe number of authentication failures.

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Net Mask MismatchesThe number of net mask mismatches received by this interface.

Hello Interval MismatchesThe number of hello interval mismatches received by this interface.

Dead Interval MismatchesThe number of dead interval mismatches received by this interface.

Option MismatchesThe number of options mismatches received by this interface.

Spanning Tree Group ViewsThese views display information on the spanning tree group.

Spanning Tree Group TableAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Spanning Tree Group > ST Group Table.

This table displays information about all the spanning tree groups on the device.

Max StgsThe maximum number of spanning tree groups this device can support concurrently.

Num StgsThe number of spanning tree groups currently defined.

Unassigned PortsWhich ports in the system are not currently assigned to any spanning tree group.

IdA unique value used to identify a spanning tree group.



Tagged Bpdu AddressThe MAC address to be assigned to the destination MAC address field in tagged BPDUs. The default address is 01-80-c2-00-00-00.

Tagged Bpdu Vlan IdThe VLAN ID to be used for tagging BPDUs.

Bridge AddressThe MAC address used when referred to in a unique fashion. It is recommended that this be the numerically smallest MAC address of all ports belonging to this bridge, however it is only required to be unique.

Num PortsThe number of ports controlled by this bridging entity.

Protocol SpecificationThe version of the Spanning Tree Protocol being run. Possible values appear in Table 21.

PriorityThe priority for this bridge entity.

Time Since Topology ChangeThe time, in hundredths of a second, since the last topology change was detected by this bridge entity.

Top ChangesThe total number of topology changes detected by this bridge since the management entity was last reset or initialized.

Designated RootThe bridge identifier of the root of the spanning tree as determined by the Spanning Tree Protocol as executed by this node.

Root CostThe cost of this path to the root as seen from this bridge.

Root PortThe number of the port which offers the lowest cost path from this bridge to the root bridge.

Max AgeThe maximum age of Spanning Tree Protocol information learned from the network on any port before it is discarded, in hundredths of a second.

Table 21: Protocol values

Value Meaning

unknown None of the following.

decLb100 DEC LANbridge 100 Spanning Tree protocol.

ieee8021d IEEE 802.1d protocol.



Hello TimeThe amount of time, in hundredths of a second, between the transmission of Configuration bridge PDUs by this node on any port when it is the root of the spanning tree or trying to become so.

Hold TimeThe amount of time, in hundredths of a second, during which no more than two Configuration bridge PDUs shall be transmitted by this node.

Forward DelayThe amount of time, measured in hundredths of a second, at which a port changes its spanning state when moving to the Forwarding state. This determines how long the port stays in each of the Listening and Learning states, which precede the Forwarding state. This is also used when a topology change is underway to age all dynamic entries in the Forwarding Database.

Note that this value is the one the bridge is using, in contrast to Bridge Forward Delay (Page 57), which is the value a bridge would start using if it were to become the root.

Bridge Max AgeThe age, in seconds, bridges use for a maximum age when acting as the root.

Bridge Hello TimeThe value, in seconds, bridges use for a hello time when acting as the root.

Bridge Forward DelayThe value, in seconds, bridges use for a forwarding delay when acting as the root.

Enable STPDisplays whether the spanning tree protocol should be active in this spanning tree group. The default is true.

STP Trap EnableDisplays whether traps relating to the spanning tree protocol should be sent for this group. The default is true.

Port MembersDisplays which ports are members this spanning tree group.


PrtStpStatUsed to identify a port state in this STG. Port state is cataloged as non-stp, blocking, learning, and forwarding.



STG Port Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Spanning Tree Group > STG Port Table.

This table displays spanning tree group port information. If a port is associated with more than one spanning tree group, it will have one entry in this table for each group.

STG PortThe port number used to identify a spanning tree group.

STG IdThe group identifier to which this port is assigned.

PriorityThe priority of the port.

StateThe port's state as defined by application of the Spanning Tree Protocol. This controls what action a port takes on reception of a frame. If the bridge detects a port that is malfunctioning, it will place that port into the broken state. Possible values are: disabled, blocking, listening, learning, forwarding, and broken.

Enable STPThe status of the port. Possible values are enabled and disabled.

Fast StartWhen this is set, the port is moved straight to the forwarding state upon being enabled.

Path CostThe contribution of this port to the total path cost of paths towards the spanning tree root which include this port.

Designated RootThe Bridge Identifier of the root Bridge as recorded in the Configuration BPDUs transmitted by the Designated Bridge for the segment to which the port is attached.

Designated CostThe path cost of the Designated Port of the segment connected to this port. This value is compared to the Root Path Cost field in received bridge PDUs.

Designated BridgeThe Bridge Identifier of the bridge which this port considers to be the Designated Bridge for this port's segment.

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Designated PortThe Port Identifier of the port on the Designated Bridge for this port's segment.

Forward TransitionsThe number of times this port has transitioned from the Learning state to the Forwarding state.

In Config BpdusThe number of Config BPDUs received by this port.

In Tcn BpdusThe number of Topology Change Notification BPDUs received by this port.

In Bad BpdusThe number of Bad BPDUs received by this port.

Out Config BpdusThe number of Config BPDUs transmitted by this port.

Out Tcn BpdusThe number of Topology Change Notification BPDUs transmitted by this port.


Bridge ViewsThese views display information on the bridging status.

FDB Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Bridge > FDB Table.

This view contains the following field and the FDB Table. Double-clicking an entry in the table opens the FDB Configuration View which lets you configure an entry in the FDB table. The FDB Table view contains the following information.

FDB Table Size The number of entries in the bridge forwarding database table.

FDB TableThis table displays information about a specific unicast MAC address for which the bridge has some forwarding information. The table contains the following information.

StatusThe status of this entry.

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AddressA unicast MAC address for which the bridge has forwarding or filtering information, or both.

PortThe port number of the port on which a frame having a source address equal to the value of the corresponding instance of Address has been seen. A 0 indicates that the port number has not been learned but that the bridge does have some forwarding or filtering information about this address.

MonitorDisplays whether monitoring should be performed on this unicast MAC address. If monitoring is enabled, any packet received with a matching destination MAC address will be forwarded to the port configured to receive monitor traffic.

Qos Level See Qos Level (Page 33).

Bridge Static Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Bridge > Static Table.

This table contains forwarding information about unicast entries configured into the bridge by management. This information is used to determine how to propagate a received frame.

Static Table SizeThe number of entries in the bridge static table.

AddressThe MAC address of this entry.

PortThe port on which the MAC address is found.

MonitorDisplays whether monitoring should be done on incoming packets that match this entry.

StatusThe status of this entry. The default is permanent. Possible values are other, invalid, permanent, deleteOnReset, and deleteOnTimeout.

Qos Level See Qos Level (Page 33).

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Bridge Filter Table ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Bridge > Filter Table.

This table contains filtering information specifying a destination address on a specific port and a set of incoming ports. Frames received from one of the incoming ports and containing the destination addresses are not forwarded.

Filter Table SizeIndicates the number of entries in the bridge filter table.

AddressThe MAC address of this entry. This address is used to match the destination address of incoming packets.

PortThe port on which this MAC address is found.

Not Allowed FromTraffic arriving from any of the specified ports is not forwarded to this MAC address.

StatusThe status of this entry. The default value is permanent. Possible values are other, invalid, permanent, deleteOnReset, and deleteOnTimeout.

Web ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Web.

This view displays information and statistics for the web server on the hub.

This button enables and disables the web server.

RWAUser NameThe user name for the read-write-all web server account.

RWAPasswordThe password for the read-write-all web server account.

RWUser NameThe user name for the read-write all web server account.

RWPasswordThe password for the read-write all web server account.

ROUser NameThe user name for the read-only web server account.

Enable Server

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ROPasswordThe password for the read-only web server account.

RWL3 UsernameThe user name for the L3 web server account.

RWL3 PasswordThe password for the L3 web server account.

RWL2 UsernameThe user name for the L2 web server account.

RWL2 PasswordThe password for the L2 web server account.

Last ChangeThe last browser initiated configuration change since sysUpTime.

Num HitsThe number of hits to the web server.

Num Access ChecksThe number of access checks performed by the web server.

Prim HTML Src DirThe primary HTML source directory.

2ndry HTML Src Dir

The secondary HTML source directory.

Tertiary HTML Src DirThe tertiary HTML source directory.

Num Access BlocksThe number of accesses blocked by the web server.

Num Rx ErrorsThe number of receive errors encountered by the web server.

Num Tx ErrorsThe number of transmit errors encountered by the web server.

Num Set RequestThe number of set-requests to the web server.

LastHostAccssBlckdThe last host access blocked.

DefaultDisplayRowsThe default number of display rows in an HTML page.

Tftp Source DirThe TFTP source directory for help files.

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Error ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the AccelarApp Application icon, select Error.

This view displays the last error reported in the system.

LevelThe error level for the last error reported in the system. Possible values are as follow:

CodeThe last error reported in the system. This is an encoded value identifying the software module generating the error message as well as a specific error condition within that module. This is intended to help Accelar support and development staff isolate system problems.

TextError string of the last error reported in the system.

Return CodeLists the proprietary return codes this device can send in response to a failed SNMP operation. Table 23, below, lists the possible return codes and their descriptions.

Setting this button to true allows you to send a trap upon receiving an error in the system.

Table 22: Error Level Descriptions

Code Description

0 Informative Information

1 Warning Condition

2 Error Condition

3 Manufacturing Information

4 Fatal Condition

Send Trap

Table 23: Return Code Descriptions

Code Description

100 none

101 resourceNotAvailable

102 operationNotAllowed

103 operationInProgress

104 invalidPortNumber

105 invalidSubnetAddress

106 invalidSubnetMask

107 invalidVlanId

108 invalidVlanName



109 invalidVlanType

110 invalidStgId

111 invalidProtocolId

112 invalidPortMembers

113 invalidStaticMembers

114 invalidNotAllowedMembers

115 destinationNotReachable

116 tableIsFull

117 nondualConnectorGigPort

118 testIdNotPresent

119 invalidTestId

120 invalidStatusChange

121 invalidCpuCard

122 invalidSrcPortChoice

123 dstPortUnspecified

124 srcPortOneUnspecified

125 srcPortTwoUnspecified

126 notSupported

127 userNameIsNonUnique


Code Description

128 invalidName

130 cannotModifyThisField

131 invalidUserPasswordLength

132 thisUsernameExists

133 invalidIpAddress

134 invalidMacAddress

135 nosuchEntry

136 anotherLoopBackTestAlreadyRunning

137 protocolIdNotRoutable

138 autoNegotiateIsOn

139 noActionSpecified

140 invalidActionSpecified

141 cannotModifyAutoNegotiateIsOn

142 cannotModifyAutoPortIsFiber

143 autoNegotiationNotSupported

144 cannotSetAdminSpeed

145 cannotSetAdminDuplex

146 ospfRtrDeadIntIsnotMultOfHelloInt

147 ospfRtrDeadIntLessThan4TimesHelloInt


Code Description



148 notUsed1

149 ospfBadAuthValue

150 ospfEnabled

151 ospfAreaNotFound

152 ospfBackboneArea

153 notInTestMode

154 ospfInvalidAreaRangeMask

155 ospfDuplicateEntry

156 ospfRangeNotAllocated

157 ospfAreaRangeNotFound

158 testRunning

159 nvramLimitExceeded

160 flowAlreadyExist

161 flowNotFound

163 duplicateIpAddress

164 conflictingIpAddress

165 invalidRouteCost

166 invalidNextHop

167 duplicateRoute


Code Description

168 cannotFindRoute

169 cannotDeleteLocalRoute

170 badDhcpMinSec

171 badDhcpMaxHop

172 badDhcpMode

173 badAgentAddress

174 dhcpNotEnabled

175 dhcpForwardNotFound

176 dhcpDuplicateForward

177 dhcpMaxForward

178 dhcpBadEnable

179 invalidDeviceFileNumber

180 notExecutableDeviceFile

181 deletedDeviceFile

182 pcmciaNotPresent

183 pcmciaWriteProtected

184 discontiguousSubnetMask

185 invalidOspfMetric

186 ospfHostRouteNotFound


Code Description



187 invalidMltId

188 invalidMltName

189 onlyOnePortInMlt

190 moreThan4PortsInMlt

191 portsInDifferentQuid

192 portAlreadyInAnotherMlt

193 invalidVlan

194 nonExistIpMcastAddriess

195 invalidIpMulticastAddress

196 portIsLocked

197 accessRestriction

198 invalidDeviceFileLength

199 duplicateAccessPolicyId

200 noDesiredAccessPolicyItem

201 ipfFilterNonExist

202 ipfInvalidVlanPriority

203 ipfInvalidDestinationAddress

204 ipfInvalidSourceAddress

205 ipfFilterDuplicate


Code Description

206 ipfGlobalListDuplicate

207 ipfGlobalListNonExist

208 ipfBaseListDuplicate

209 ipfBaseListNonExist

210 ipfPortDuplicate

211 ipfPortNonExist

212 ipfListNonExist

213 snmpSnoopDisabled

214 invalidHostIpAddress

215 snoopStaticGroupExist

216 ripAnnouncePolicyNotFound

217 duplicateRipAnnouncePolicy

218 ospfAnnouncePolicyNotFound

219 duplicateOspfAnnouncePolicy

220 policyMatchNetEntryNotFound

221 duplicatePolicyNetEntry

222 policyAddrListEntryNotFound

223 duplicatePolicyAddrListEntry

224 policyAddrListIdNotFound


Code Description



225 policyExactNetListNotFound

226 policyRangeNetListNotFound

227 policyRipGatewayListNotFound

228 policyRipInterfaceListNotFound

229 policyOspfRtrIdListNotFound

230 policyAnnounceInterfaceListNotFound

231 policyAdvertiseNetListNotFound

232 policyInjectNetListNotFound

233 invalidPolicyListIdListSize

234 policyAddrEntryNotFound

235 duplicatePolicyAddrEntry

236 disableThisPortFirst

237 mutinettingNotSupported

238 addingGlobalFilterToNonGlobalList

239 addingNonGlobalFilterToGlobalList

240 setFilteredPortMode

241 setFilteredPortEnableValue

242 invalidModeType

243 duplicateRipAcceptPolicy


Code Description

244 ripAccepPolicyNotFound

245 duplicateOspfAcceptPolicy

246 ospfAccepPolicyNotFound

247 invalidAccessPolicyName

248 invalidAccessPolicyPolicyEnable

249 invalidAccessPolicyMode

250 invalidAccessPolicyService

251 invalidAccessPolicyPrecedence

252 invalidAccessPolicyNetAddress

253 invalidAccessPolicyTrustedHostAddress

254 invalidAccessPolicyTrustedHostUserName

255 invalidAccessPolicyAccessLevel

256 invalidAccessPolicyLogSetting

257 invalidAccessPolicyPolicyId

258 invalidAreaOptions

259 cannotDeleteAreaIfCountIsNotZero

260 ospfInterfaceNotFound

261 ospfIfAreaIdConflictsWithConfiguredAreaRange

262 applyingDuplicateGlobalFilterToPort


Code Description



263 differentMltPortTypes

264 addPortToMltFailed

265 removePortFromMltFailed

266 mirrorPortInMlt

267 invalidDhcpAlwaysBroadcast

268 interfaceIsSetToTransmitRipV1

269 ripInterfaceDoesnotExist

270 interfaceIsNotRunningRip

271 cannotCreateVirtLinksThroughStubArea

272 invalidSyslogEnableSetting

274 invalidSyslogHostIpAddr

275 invalidSyslogHostUdpPort

276 invalidSyslogHostFacility

277 invalidSyslogModuleId

278 invalidSyslogSeverity

279 invalidSyslogMapInfoSeverity

280 invalidSyslogMapWarningSeverity

281 invalidSyslogMapErrorSeverity

282 invalidSyslogMapMfgSeverity


Code Description

283 invalidSyslogMapFatalSeverity

284 invalidSyslogMapTraceMsgSetting

285 invalidSyslogMapTrapMsgSetting

286 invalidSyslogLogTraceMsgSetting

287 invalidSyslogLogTrapMsgSetting

288 invalidSyslogEntryEnableSetting

289 invalidSyslogMaxHostSetting

290 invalidSyslogHostId

291 duplicateSyslogEntry

292 syslogHostTableIsFull

294 invalidHoldDownTime

295 incompatibleAruHardware

296 invalidVrid

297 duplicateVrrpEntry

298 noVrrpIpAddressSpecified

299 invalidVrrpControlValue

300 invalidVrrpPriority

301 invalidVrrpAdvertisementInterval

302 maxNumOfVrrpsEntriesExceeded


Code Description



303 policyNetListEntryNotFound

304 duplicatePolicyNetListEntry

305 policyNetListIdNotFound

306 filterOnAnEnabledPort

307 listOnAnEnabledPort

308 invalidIpFilterSrcOption

309 invalidIpFilterDstOption

310 invalidOspfAreaImportextOption

311 invalidOspfInterfaceMd5KeyIdLength

312 invalidOspfInterfaceMd5KeyLength

313 invalidIPXNetworkNumber

314 ipxCircuitAlreadyExists

315 ipxCircuitDoesNotExist

316 encapsulationIsNotAllowedOnSameSegment

317 encapsulationDoesNotMatchProtocolBasedVLAN

318 invalidDvmrpIfTblEnableValue

319 invalidDvmrpIfTblMetricValue

320 ipHostPartForSubnetAddrIsNonZero

321 globalMulticastNotEnabled


Code Description

322 metricFieldIsCreatedButModified

323 invalidIpMRouteInterfaceTblTtlValue

324 invalidUdpPortNumber

325 invalidUdpProtocolNameLength

326 cannotModifyUdpProtocolName

327 udpProtocolEntryDoesnotexists

328 duplicateUdpProtocolEntry

329 cannotDelUdpProtocolEntryFwdEntriesExists

330 udpBroadcastIntfEntryDoesnotExists

331 duplicateUdpBroadcastIntfEntry

332 invalidUdpConfBroacastInterface

333 updConfIntfEntryNotEnabledForUdpBcastForwarding

334 udpPortFwdEntryDoesnotExists

335 duplicateUdpPortFwdEntryDoesnotExists

336 udpPortFwdEntryUdpPortInterfaceDoesnotExists

337 udpPortFwdListEntryDoesnotExists

338 duplicateUdpPortFwdListEntryDoesnotExists

339 udpPortFwdListEntryPortFwdIdDoesnotExists

340 udpPortFwdListEntryinvalidFwdIdListSize


Code Description



341 cannotDeleteUdpPortFwdListEntryInterfaceUsingThisList

342 invalidIgmpSnoopDestAddress

343 invalidIgmpSnoopHostAddress

344 cannotDeleteDefaultUdpProtocolTblEntry

345 nextHopRouteIsStaticRoute

346 invalidUpdateIntervalValueInDVMRPGlobalTable

347 invalidTriggeredUpdateIntervalValueInDVMRPGlobalTable

348 invalidLeafTimeoutValueInDVMRPGlobalTable

349 invalidNbrTimeoutValueInDVMRPGlobalTable

350 invalidNbrProbeIntervalValueInDVMRPGlobalTable

351 invalidQueryIntervalValueInIgmpInterfaceTable

352 invalidVersionValueInIgmpInterfaceTable

353 invalidQueryMaxResponseTimeValueInIgmpInterfaceTable

354 invalidRobustnessValueInIgmpInterfaceTable

355 invalidLastMembQueryIntvlValueInIgmpInterfaceTable

356 invalidANDMaskInRcIpTosRuleGroup

357 invalidORRule1InRcIpTosRuleGroup




Code Description

360 deleteStaticPortNotValid

361 maxEntriesForIgmpAccTbl

362 maxMaskNumberOfHostIgmpAccTbl

363 dvmrpIgmpExclusive

364 theSpecifiedAreaRangeMaskIsInvalid

365 invalidLengthOf2kBootConfigImageSource

366 invalidLengthOf2kBootConfigSource

367 preferenceOfStaticRouteIsInvalid

368 copyFileOutOfSpace

369 copyFileFileNotFound

370 copyFileInvalidDestination

371 copyFileInvalidSource

372 copyFileFail

373 invalidLinkFlapDetectAutoPortDown

374 invalidLinkFlapDetectFrequency

375 invalidLinkFlapDetectInterval

376 invalidLinkFlapDetectSendTrap

377 invalidQosLevel

378 invalidQosWeight


Code Description



379 invalidQosThreshold

380 invalidTagToQosTableIeee1pValue

381 InvalidTagToQosTableQosLevel

382 invalidDsFieldToQosTableDsField

383 invalidDsFieldToQosTableQosLevel

384 invalidQosToTagTableQosLevel

385 invalidQosToTagTableIeee1pValue

386 invalidQosLevelValue

387 invalidQosToDsFieldTableDsFieldValue

388 invalidQosToDsFieldTableQosLevel

389 invalidDiffServEnable

390 invalidDiffServType

391 invalidIeeeOverride

392 invalidVlanQosValue

393 invalidVlanTosValue

394 operationNotAllowedOnAccessPort

395 operationNotAllowedOnTaggingPort

396 invalidFileName

397 invalidDiaglogueDuplicateMirroredPort


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398 invalidDiaglogueEnableValue

399 invalidDiaglogueEnableSetting

400 invalidDiaglogueModeSetting

401 invalidDiaglogueEntryId

402 srcMacVlanIsNotYetEnabled

403 srcMacVlanIsNotYetDisabled

404 invalidDiaglogueOperation

405 invalidMacAddressSpecied

406 maxResponseTimeGreaterThanQueryInterval

407 noModifyDsFltrAllowedOnDiffSrvCorePort

408 mltMoreThan4PortsInMlt

409 protocolRulesForThePortHasExceeded16

410 routeDoesNotExistInTheRoutingTable

411 diagMirrorByPortTableAccessError

412 diagMirrorByPortInvalidMirroringPortSetting

413 igmpAdminVersionConfiguredLessThanOperatingVersion

414 canOnlyConfigureViaMltTable


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415 dvmrpInterfaceTableIsFull

416 invalidDscpField

417 invalidDscpReservedField

418 disablePortPriorToChangingDiffServPortType

419 ipFilterInvalidId


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Performance Views

This section provides brief descriptions of the Performance views available for the Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000/ Accelar 8000 devices in SPECTRUM.

Performance views display performance statistics in terms of a set of transmission attributes, e.g., cell rates, frame rates, % error, etc. A typical view is shown in Figure 6. The instantaneous condition of each transmission attribute is recorded in a graph. The statistical information for each attribute is presented in the adjacent table.

Generally, you determine performance at the device level through Performance views accessed from the Device and Application icons. You determine performance at the port/interface level through Performance views accessed from Interface icons.

For more information on Performance views, refer to the SPECTRUM Views documentation.

The following paragraphs list the performance attributes displayed for each Performance view supported by this management module.

Figure 6: Performance View

SpectroGRAPH: Type Routing

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location


Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

Log

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0.10

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Value Average Peak Value

* Frame Rate

% Delivered

% Forwarded

% Transmit

% Error

DetailGraph Properties Scroll to Date-Time

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% Discarded*Frames per second

type routing of type IP Routing of Landscape node: Primary

Primary Application

P e r f o r m a n c e V i e w s D e v i c e P e r f o r m a n c e V i e w


Device Performance ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device icon, select Performance.

Current and historical frame transmission information is provided via the following attributes.

• Frame Rate• % Delivered• % Forwarded• % Transmit• % Error• % Discarded

Port Performance ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device Interface icon, select Performance.

Current and historical packet transmission information is provided via the following attributes.

• Load• Packet Rate• % Error• % Discarded


Configuration Views

This section describes the various Configuration views available for models of the Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000 devices in SPECTRUM.

Configuration views let you view and modify current settings for the modeled device and its interfaces, ports, and applications. The following Configuration views are available for models of Nortel Passport / Accelar 8000 devices:

• Device Configuration View (Page 75)• Interface Configuration View (Page 76)

Device Configuration ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Device icon, select Configuration.

This view (Figure 7) provides status and configuration information about the device as a whole as well as on a port-by-port basis. Fields and column headings within the Device Configuration view and its subviews are explained in detail in the SPECTRUM Views documentation.

Figure 7: Device Configuration View

SpectroGRAPH : 192.168.93.43

File View Help Tools

Model Name

Contact

Description

Location


Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial NumberPrimary Application Bridging

Number of Interfaces

Device Configuration View

Interface Configuration TableSort Find Update

Redundancy and Model Reconfiguration Options Interface Address Translation

Index Description Type Bandwidth Physical Address Operation Status

Contact StatusDevice Name

C o n f i g u r a t i o n V i e w s I n t e r f a c e C o n f i g u r a t i o n V i e w


Interface Configuration ViewAccess: From the Icon Subviews menu for an Interface icon in the Device view, select IF Configuration.

This view provides the following information for the selected interface:

IndexThe index into the Interface Configuration Table.

Operation StatusThe current operational state of the interface (Up, Down, Unknown, Dormant, Not Present, or Lower Layer Down).

The desired operational state of the interface (up, down, or testing).

Last ChangeThe System UpTime value when the interface entered its current operational state.

IP Address/Network MaskThis window provides a list of the user-defined names and IP addresses for the interface.

Physical AddressThe Ethernet (MAC) address of the interface.

BandwidthThe estimated bandwidth of the interface, measured in bits per second. For interfaces that do not vary in bandwidth, or no accurate estimate can be made, a nominal bandwidth is provided.

Packet SizeThe largest packet that can be transmitted or received by the port, displayed in octets.

Queue LengthThe length of the outbound packet queue, in packets.

Admin. Status


Model Information View

This section provides a brief overview of the Model Information view.

Model Information views display administrative information about devices and their applications and let you set thresholds and alarm severity for the devices.

Figure 8 shows a sample Model Information view. The layout of this view is the same for all model types in SPECTRUM but some information will vary depending on the model it defines. Refer to the SPECTRUM Views documentation for a complete description of this view.

Figure 8: Model Information View

Model Name ContactDescriptionLocation

SpectroGRAPH: Model Name

File View Tools Bookmarks Help

IP Address of Model Type of Landscape: Primary

ManufacturerSysUpTime

Net AddressDevice TypeSerial Number

Model Information View

MM Name

MM Part Number

MM Version Type

Model Type

Model Creation Time

Model Created By

Model State

Security String

Communication Information

Poll / Log Information

Condition Value

Contact Status

DCM TimeOut

DCM Retry

Lost Child Count

Value When Yellow

Value When OrangeValue When Red

Community Name

Mgnmt Protocol

Poll Interval

Poll Status

Log Ratio

Last Successful Poll

Logged Polled

True

Condition Value


Index

AActive Connector 32Address

Interface IP 12Physical (MAC) 12Translation 13

Admin Status 11, 76Application Views

ARP Table View 47Boot View 61Bridge Views 59Error View 63IP Views 41RIP Ext View 48Spanning Tree Group Views 55Statistics Views 49Table Size View 39Test Table View 48Web View 61

Applications 16ARP Table View

ARP Ext Life Time 47Do Proxy 47Do Resp 47If Index 47

BBackup Connector Status 32Bandwidth 76BayAccelarApp 19Bridge Filter Table View

Address 61Filter Table Size 61Not Allowed From 61Port 61Status 61

Bridge Static Table ViewAddress 60Monitor 60Port 60Static Table Size 60Status 60

Bridge ViewsBridge Filter Table View 61Bridge Static Table View 60FDB Table View 59

CCard Table View

Admin Status 26Hardware Revision 26

Index 25Oper Status 26Part Number 27PCMCIA Type 27Serial Number 26Type 25

Chassis ViewAction 22Fan Chassis Table 22File 22Hardware Revision 21Host 22Id 22Isolate Unconfig Ports 21Num Ports 21Num Slots 21Operational Status 22Power Supply Chassis Table 22Result 22Serial Number 21Test Result 21TFTP Downloads 22Type 20Use Factory Settings 21

Chassis ViewsCard Table View 25Chassis View 20Port Table View 31

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System Trap Receiver Table 34System View 23

ConfigurationDevice 75Interface 76

DDevTop Views 14Documentation 5

EError View

Code 63Level 63Return Code 63Text 63

FFDB Table View

Address 60FDB Table Size 59Monitor 60Port 60Priority 60Status 59

HHardware 6

IIcon Subviews menu

Application 19Icons

Device 7Interface 11

IGMP Group Table ViewExpiration 45In Port 45Ip Address 45Members 45

InterfaceStatus 13Type, Device 11

IP Address Table ViewAddr 43Bcast Addr Format 43If Index 43Net Mask 43Reasm Max Size 43Row Status 43

IP Address/Network Mask 76IP Configuration IGMP Table View

If Index 44Leave Enabled 45Querier Present Timeout 44

Query Interval 44Query Max Response Time 44Row Status 45Version 44

IP Configuration OSPF View10 Meg 42100 Meg 421000 Meg 42Auth Key 43Auto Virt Link Enable 42Hello Interval 43If Index 42Metric 43Row Status 43Rtr Dead Interval 43Rtr Priority 42Trap Enable 42

IP Configuration TableAccept Def Rte 41Addr Assigned 42Advert Def Rte 41If Index 41IGMP Enable 42OSPF Enable 42RIP Enable 41Row Status 41

IP Flow Table ViewDst Ip Address 44Dst Ip Port 44Protocol 44Row Status 44Src Ip Address 44

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Src Ip Port 44IP Routing Table View

Age 47Dest 45If Index 46Mask 45Metric 46Next Hop 46Proto 46Row Status 47Type 46

IP ViewsIGMP Group Table View 45IP Address Table View 43IP Configuration IGMP Table

View 44IP Configuration OSPF View 42IP Configuration Table 41IP Flow Table View 44IP Routing Table View 45

LLast Change 76

MManagement Tasks 9Mask 13Mlt ID 33

ModelInformation 77Types of 7

NNetwork I/O ports 14Network Type 12

OOperation Status 76

PPacket Size 76Performance Statistics 73Physical Address 76Port Mirror View

Enable 38Enable Port One 39Enable Port Two 39Forwarding Port 38Mirror Save Config 38Mirrored Port One 39Mirrored Port Two 39

Port Number, Device 11Port Table View

Action 32

ActvCnctor 32Admin Duplex 33Admin Speed 33AutoNegot 33BckupCnctorSt 32Connector Type 32Index 31Oper Duplex 33Oper Speed 33PrmConectr 32Result 32Type 31

Primary Connector 32

QQueue Length 76

RRIP Ext View

If Index 48Listen 48Operation 48Poison 48Talk 48Update Time 48

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SSerial ports 14Spanning Tree Group Table

Bridge Address 56Bridge Forward Delay 57Bridge Hello Time 57Bridge Max Age 57Designated Root 56Enable STP 57Forward Delay 57Hello Time 57Hold Time 57Id 55Max Age 56Max Stgs 55Num Ports 56Num Stgs 55Port Members 57Priority 56Protocol Specification 56Root Cost 56Root Port 56Row Status 57STP Trap Enable 57Tagged Bpdu Address 56Tagged Bpdu Vlan Id 56Time Since Topology Change 56Top Changes 56Unassigned Ports 55

Spanning Tree Group ViewsSpanning Tree Group Table 55

STG Port Table View 58Statistics

Routing Frame Transmission 74Statistics GIG Table View

Carrier Errors 52In Flow Ctrl Pkts 52Link Failures 52Link Inactive Errors 52Out Flow Ctrl Pkts 52Packet Errors 52Port Index 52

Statistics IGMP ViewIn Errors 53In Leaves 53In Msgs 53In Queries 53In Reports 53Invalid 53Out Msgs 53

Statistics OSPF IF Table ViewArea Mismatches 54Auth Failures 54Auth Type Mismatches 54Dead Interval Mismatches 55Hello Interval Mismatches 55Index 54Net Mask Mismatches 55Option Mismatches 55Rx DBDescrs 54Rx Hellos 54Rx LSAcks 54Rx LSReqs 54

Rx LSUpdates 54Tx DBDescrs 54Tx Hellos 54Tx LSAcks 54Tx LSReqs 54Tx LSUpdates 54Version Mismatches 54

Statistics OSPF ViewBuffer Alloc Failures 52Buffer Free Failures 52Buffers Allocated 52Buffers Freed 52Last Spf Run 53Lsdb Tbl Size 53Rx Bad Packets 53Rx Drop Packets 53Rx Packets 53Spf Runs 53Tx Drop Packets 53Tx Packets 52

Statistics Table ViewBridge In Broadcast Frames 51Bridge In Discards 51Bridge In Multicast Frames 50Bridge In Unicast Frames 50Bridge Out Broadcast Frames 51Bridge Out Multicast Frames 51Bridge Out Unicast Frames 51Frame Too Shorts 50Port Index 50Route In Discards 51Route In Multicast Frames 51

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Route In Unicast Frames 51Route Out Multicast Frames 51Route Out Unicast Frames 51Stg Forward Tran 51Stg In Bad Bpdus 51Stg In Config Bp 51Stg In Tcn Bpdus 51Stg Out Config B 51Stg Out Tcn Bpdu 52

Statistics ViewsStatistics GIG Table View 52Statistics IGMP View 53Statistics OSPF IF Table View 54Statistics OSPF View 52Statistics Table Entry View 50Statistics Table View 49

STG Port Table ViewDesignated Bridge 58Designated Cost 58Designated Port 59Designated Root 58Enable STP 58Fast Start 58Forward Transitions 59In Bad Bpdus 59In Config Bpdus 59In Tcn Bpdus 59Out Config Bpdus 59Out Tcn Bpdus 59Path Cost 58Priority 58Row Status 59

State 58STG Id 58STG Port 58

System Trap Receiver TableAddress 34Community 34Row Status 34Src Address 34Version 34

System ViewAction 23Broadcast 23Buffer Util Peak 24Buffer Util Peak Time 24Buffer Utilization 24Comm Read Only 23Comm Read Write 23Comm Read Write All 23CPU Util 24IP Address 23Last change 24Last Save To NVRam 24Last Save to Standby NVRam 24Last Statistics Reset 24Last VLAN Change 24Net Mask 23NVRam Size 24NVRam Used 24Result 23Rmon Enable 24Rmon Mem Size 24Rmon Save Config 24

Rmon Trap Option 25Support Routing 25Support Web Server 25Switch Fabric Util 24Version 23

TTable Size View

AR Added 39AR Deleted 40AR Free 39AR Free Mcast Groups 40AR IP Added 40AR IP Deleted 40AR IP Mcast Added 40AR IP Mcast Deleted 40AR IP Subnets Added 41AR IP Subnets Deleted 41AR Mac Added 40AR Mac Deleted 40AR Mac Moved 40AR Mcast Tbl Size 40AR No Space 39AR Rsvps Added 41AR Rsvps Deleted 41AR Tbl Size 39AR VLAN By IP Subnet Added 40AR VLAN By IP Subnet Deleted 40AR VLAN By Port Added 40AR VLAN By Port Deleted 40

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AR VLAN By Protocol Added 40AR VLAN By Protocol Deleted 40Brdg Fdb Size 41Brdg Static Size 41IP Address Size 41IP Forwarding Size 41IP Net to Media Size 41Rmon Alarm Size 39Rmon Event Size 39Rmon History Control Size 39Rmon History Enet Size 39Rmon Log Size 39Rmon Stat Size 39

Test Table ViewFail Count 48If Index 48Pass Count 48

Threshold Information 12Troubleshooting 9

VVLAN MAC Table

Address 38Row Status 38Vlan Id 38

VLAN Port TableIndex 38Num VLAN Ids 38Type 38Vlan Ids 38

VLAN TableAction 36Aging Time 37Color 35High Priority 35Id 35If Index 35Mac Address 37Name 35Not Allow To Join 37Port Members 37Potential Members 37Protocol Id 37Result 36Row Status 37Static Members 37Stg Id 36Subnet Address 37Subnet Mask 37Type 37

VLAN Tables ViewCurrently Defined VLANs 35VLAN MAC Table 38VLAN Port Table 38VLAN Table 35

WWeb View

Last Change 62Num Access Blocks 62

Num Access Checks 62Num Hits 62Num Rx Errors 62Num Set Request 62Num Tx Errors 62ROPassword 62ROUser Name 61RWAPassword 61RWAUser Name 61RWPassword 61RWUser Name 61

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