Atlantis Land A02-RA(Atmos)_ME01 manual Ip ping, Mymachine ip ping

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device ether

ether

//edd

mtu 1500

192.168.2.1

device loop

loop

-

mtu 2048

127.0.0.1

mymachine>

ip ping 127.0.0.1

 

 

ip: ping -

reply received from 127.0.0.1

 

mymachine> ip ping 192.168.2.1

ip: ping - transmit error: Host is down (rc=62) mymachine> ip autoloop on

mymachine> ip ping 192.168.2.1

ip: ping - reply received from 192.168.2.1

10.6config

10.6.1Syntax

config [save]

10.6.2 Description

Displays the IP configuration (not including the snmp configuration), or saves it in flash memory.

The functionality of the config command is also accessible in the standard way through the config process (eg. config print ip), if that process is present. However, when accessed through the config process, the snmp configuration is included.

10.6.3 Example

mymachine> ip config

 

 

 

 

 

device add ether ether

//edd

mtu 1500

192.168.2.1

device add flane ether

//lec1

mtu 1500

192.168.55.1

subnet add flane.home

 

. 192.168.55.0

ff:ff:ff:00

subnet add ether.home

 

. 192.168.2.0

ff:ff:ff:00

rip send

ether

2

 

 

 

 

rip send

flane

2

 

 

 

 

rip accept

ether

1

2

 

 

 

rip accept

flane

1

2

 

 

 

autoloop on

 

 

 

 

 

 

route add default 0.0.0.0 192.168.2.7 00:00:00:00 2 # MAN relay ether ether

relay ether flane relay flane flane ipatm lifetime 60

#IP host table:

#Port table: router 520/UDP

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Contents Console Commands Reference Contents DHCP-client Console commands NAT Console commands Pptp Console commands Page Tftp Console commands Text conventions IntroductionScope Typographical conventionsEquipment, including safety information Uptime General notesEvent … RestartMymachine isfs version Process, process commandVersion ExampleSyntax Description History mechanismIp @console @ commandsSpecial-purpose commands Ip deviceMymachine echo hello world ListEcho … Tell process …Mymachine tell hswctrl portinfo a1 Exit, exitDebug Crlf, nocrlfIp @ unbind Commands for the chips process 18 cpuBind process, unbind Exit24 rb, rh, rw, wb, wh, ww HelpInfo 23 memTell StealConsole tell command Device Remarks Source Device addDevice delete Device listSee also Ethertype FilterOption Permitted Ethertype values Flush FilteragePortfilter InterfaceStatus SpanningVersion Build Inclusion Compile Time ConfigurationCommand arguments ScopePortname Examples BuildList config ConfigShow device List devicesList classes Show classList ports Show port Set portList channels List all open channels Show channelSet channel Reset port Bd3000 dhcpclient help Bd3000 dhcpclient configBd3000 dhcpclient pool PoolDHCP-related IP process commands TraceIp device Bd3000 ip device Bd3000 ip device add ethernet ether //edd dhcpDHCP-server Console commands Bd3000 dhcpserver config Reset Bd3000 dhcpserver helpBd3000 dhcpserver pool Bd3000 dhcpserver status Dhcp Server Lease Status Bd3000 dhcpserver resetBd3000 dhcpserver version Bd3000 dhcpserver traceNAT Console commands Event Bd3000 nat interfaces InterfacesEvent level Output Bd3000 nat eventInbound Bd3000 nat inbound delete ProtocolBd3000 nat sessions ppp SessionsStats Bd3000 nat protocolsBd3000 nat dump on DumpFragments Bd3000 nat versionHashtable Bd3000 nat fragments etherBd3000 nat hashtable ethernet Console examples Console object typesIP dial-out over PPP IP dial-in server setupRemote Bridging Channel disableChannel clear Channel discardChannel echo every Channel echoLevel Description Channel enableChannel event Channel hdlcChannel lcpmaxfailure Channel lcpmaxconfigureChannel info Channel interfaceChannel llc Channel lcpmaxterminateChannel pvc Channel qos Channel remoteipChannel svc Channel theylogin Channel welogin Channel tunnel n tunnel protocol dial direction24 bcp Interface n stats Interface n localipUser Pptp Console commandsDial-Out Console examplesTunnel connect BindTunnel create Tunnel deleteTunnel disconnect Tunnel info Tunnel eventSummary 10.TCP/IP Console commandsDevice Command Shown by Help Saved in configurationSymbol Description Yes Command DescriptionAbort Mymachine ip arp add ether 192.168.50.1 8020199AD9 10.3 arpAutoloop ArproutingMymachine ip ping Ip pingMymachine ip config save Class Type Default fileDevice Config.h Ethernetdevicename s//edd Mymachine ip device delete flane DisableMymachine ip disable flane Mymachine ip device add loop loopEnable ErrorsEtherfiles 10.12.2Description Files10.11.3Example 10.12.1Syntax10.14 get Ipatm abort Ipatm arpIpatm arpserver Ipatm files Ipatm lifetime Ipatm help10.22.3Example Ipatm pvc10.22.1Syntax 10.22.2Description10.24 nat IphostnameNoerrors NorelayPing 10.28.1Syntax Portname10.27.2Description 10.27.3Example10.29.2Description Protocols10.28.3Example 10.29.1Syntax10.30.3Example Relay10.30.1Syntax 10.30.2DescriptionRip allowed Rip acceptRip help Rip bootRip hostroutes Rip killrelayRip poison Rip send Rip relayRip relays Rip rxstatusRoute Rip trigger10.44.3Example Routeflush RoutesSnmp 10.48.2Description 10.47.1Syntax10.47.2Description 10.48.1Syntax10.49.3Example Subnet10.49.1Syntax 10.49.2Description10.50.3Example Untrace10.50.1Syntax 10.50.2Description10.54 ? 10.54.2Description 11.2 get Connect11.6 put InitPut localfile remotefile Index Page Page Page Page Page Wh 31 ww

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