Atlantis Land A02-RA(Atmos)_ME01 manual Rip relays, Rip rxstatus, Rip send

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mymachine> ip rip poison

10.39 rip relay

10.39.1Syntax

rip relay <RIP version> <name> [<i/f> [<timeout>]]

10.39.2Description

Configures a RIP relay. RIP relays were designed as a means of using RIP on a non-broadcast medium (currently, only IP-over-ATM); on such an interface, ATMOS TCP/IP will send RIP information individually to each configured RIP relay, instead of broadcasting it.

Note – RIP relay is currently unsupported. Furthermore, configuration saving does not save the RIP relay configuration. On a non-broadcast medium, therefore, it is preferable to use static (manually configured) routes.

10.40 rip relays

10.40.1Syntax

rip relays

10.40.2Description

Displays the configured RIP relays. See rip relay for information on RIP relays.

10.41 rip rxstatus

10.41.1Syntax

rip rxstatus

10.41.2Description

Displays the status of the RIP packet reception mechanism. This command is of little or no use except for debugging.

10.41.3Example

mymachine> ip rip rxstatus

RIP has 2 reading threads and 1 worker

The worker is waiting for something to do

The readers have filled 0/6 buffers and have 4 available

Maximum work queue size was 0

Receiver 0 has 1 buffer and is not waiting for the worker

Receiver 1 has 1 buffer and is not waiting for the worker

10.42 rip send

10.42.1Syntax

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Contents Console Commands Reference Contents DHCP-client Console commands NAT Console commands Pptp Console commands Page Tftp Console commands Typographical conventions IntroductionScope Text conventionsEquipment, including safety information Restart General notesEvent … UptimeExample Process, process commandVersion Mymachine isfs versionHistory mechanism Syntax DescriptionIp device @ commandsSpecial-purpose commands Ip @consoleTell process … ListEcho … Mymachine echo hello worldCrlf, nocrlf Exit, exitDebug Mymachine tell hswctrl portinfo a1Exit Commands for the chips process 18 cpuBind process, unbind Ip @ unbind23 mem HelpInfo 24 rb, rh, rw, wb, wh, wwSteal TellConsole tell command Device add Device Remarks SourceDevice list Device deleteSee also Filter EthertypeOption Permitted Ethertype values Filterage FlushInterface PortfilterSpanning StatusVersion Scope Compile Time ConfigurationCommand arguments Build InclusionPortname Build ExamplesConfig List configList devices Show deviceShow class List classesList ports Set port Show portList channels Show channel List all open channelsSet channel Reset port Bd3000 dhcpclient config Bd3000 dhcpclient helpPool Bd3000 dhcpclient poolTrace DHCP-related IP process commandsIp device Bd3000 ip device add ethernet ether //edd dhcp Bd3000 ip deviceDHCP-server Console commands Bd3000 dhcpserver config Bd3000 dhcpserver help ResetBd3000 dhcpserver pool Bd3000 dhcpserver reset Bd3000 dhcpserver status Dhcp Server Lease StatusBd3000 dhcpserver trace Bd3000 dhcpserver versionNAT Console commands Event Bd3000 nat event InterfacesEvent level Output Bd3000 nat interfacesInbound Protocol Bd3000 nat inbound deleteBd3000 nat protocols SessionsStats Bd3000 nat sessions pppBd3000 nat version DumpFragments Bd3000 nat dump onBd3000 nat fragments ether HashtableBd3000 nat hashtable ethernet Console object types Console examplesIP dial-in server setup IP dial-out over PPPChannel discard Channel disableChannel clear Remote BridgingChannel echo Channel echo everyChannel hdlc Channel enableChannel event Level DescriptionChannel interface Channel lcpmaxconfigureChannel info Channel lcpmaxfailureChannel lcpmaxterminate Channel llcChannel pvc Channel remoteip Channel qosChannel svc Channel theylogin Channel tunnel n tunnel protocol dial direction Channel welogin24 bcp Interface n localip Interface n statsPptp Console commands UserConsole examples Dial-OutBind Tunnel connectTunnel delete Tunnel createTunnel disconnect Tunnel event Tunnel info10.TCP/IP Console commands SummaryCommand Shown by Help Saved in configuration DeviceCommand Description Symbol Description YesAbort 10.3 arp Mymachine ip arp add ether 192.168.50.1 8020199AD9Arprouting AutoloopIp ping Mymachine ip pingClass Type Default file Mymachine ip config saveDevice Config.h Ethernetdevicename s//edd Mymachine ip device add loop loop DisableMymachine ip disable flane Mymachine ip device delete flaneErrors EnableEtherfiles 10.12.1Syntax Files10.11.3Example 10.12.2Description10.14 get Ipatm arp Ipatm abortIpatm arpserver Ipatm files Ipatm help Ipatm lifetime10.22.2Description Ipatm pvc10.22.1Syntax 10.22.3ExampleIphostname 10.24 natNorelay NoerrorsPing 10.27.3Example Portname10.27.2Description 10.28.1Syntax10.29.1Syntax Protocols10.28.3Example 10.29.2Description10.30.2Description Relay10.30.1Syntax 10.30.3ExampleRip accept Rip allowedRip boot Rip helpRip killrelay Rip hostroutesRip poison Rip rxstatus Rip relayRip relays Rip sendRip trigger Route10.44.3Example Routes RouteflushSnmp 10.48.1Syntax 10.47.1Syntax10.47.2Description 10.48.2Description10.49.2Description Subnet10.49.1Syntax 10.49.3Example10.50.2Description Untrace10.50.1Syntax 10.50.3Example10.54 ? 10.54.2Description Connect 11.2 getInit 11.6 putPut localfile remotefile Index Page Page Page Page Page Wh 31 ww

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