VBrick Systems 7000 manual Device Tests, Trace Route Test Result, Trace Route Test Configuration

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Troubleshoot

Trace Route Test Result

The results of the test appear at the top of the screen. The results include the Resolved IP Address of the Destination Host Name. When the test is finished or stopped, the Overall Result will display the result of the test, such as "Test Done," or "Max hops (=30) Finished," or "Test Stopped," etc. An entry shows the hop number, which is equal to the TTL, IP address (and Host Name if available) of the gateway, and round trip time of each probe. If the probe answers are received from different gateways, the address of each responding system will be shown. If there is no response within a 5 second timeout interval, a "*" is printed for that probe. If the result string exceeds 255 characters, the string will be terminated by ending it with "Too Long."

Resolved IP Address

 

IP Address of destination.

 

 

 

 

Traceroute Result

 

Displays "done" when finished.

 

 

 

 

Summary

 

Shows results summary including byte packet size and number of

 

 

 

hops.

 

 

 

Trace Route Test Configuration

 

 

Destination

 

Select Host Name or unicast IP Address (multicast IP Addresses are

 

 

not valid).

 

 

 

Probe Count

 

Can be set from 3 to 20. The default setting is 3. This setting is the

 

 

number of probe packets sent to a host at each hop.

 

 

 

 

Device Tests

The H.264 appliance automatically performs a full POST (Power On Self Test) hardware test whenever the unit is powered-on or reset. The Device Test runs the POST and displays the results. The Operational Mode (on the System Configuration > General page) must be set to Diagnostics to run this test. When done, be sure to reset the appliance to Run mode or you

will not be able to stream video.

TTo run the Device Test

1.Go to System Configuration > General and set the Operational Mode to Diagnostics.

2.Go back to the Device Tests page and click Edit.

3.Set the test parameters (see below).

4.Click Start and wait a few seconds to see the test results.

5.When done go back to System Configuration > General and set the Operational Mode to

Run.

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Contents VBrick 7000 Series Network Video Appliances Copyright Page Contents Video/Audio Configuration VBrick H.264 Appliance Admin Guide Contents Admin Guide Font Conventions Introduction HomeVBAdmin LEDs VBAdmin Overview LoginConfiguration Overview Configuration Quick StartVideo Configuration Audio ConfigurationProgram Configuration TransmittersServers Configuring Local Online HelpGetting Help System Configuration NetworkApplication tools. The Host Name syntax can be a maximum Domain Name Server Network Time SynchronizationGeneral System IdentificationSystem Mode System ResetSystem Time Front PanelF1 Start Transmitting Usernames & Passwords Manage Configuration Reset System ConfigurationRead System Configuration Restore System Configuration Auto ConfigurationFeature License Sample ScriptAdvanced Configurations Management SAPSystem Configuration Security Appliance Logging Improving SecurityEvent Triggering Run Scripts Using VBAdmin Run Scripts Using Event Triggers Scripting SyntaxPassthrough Passthrough State Responder Passthrough State Initiator SNMPv3 Passwords Snmp Traps Trap Description VBrick Systems, Inc Video/Audio Configuration VideoShows the video input connectors on the rear panel. Select Video Template Settings Adding Tint reduces the saturationWhether or not changes have been made. Select Load Template Smaller value is recommended otherwise, use a larger value Audio Video/Audio Configuration VBrick Systems, Inc Audio Template Settings AAC-HEAAC-HE Program Configuration GlobalPriority Level Type of Service Programs ExamplePrograms Part 2 Advanced Settings Transmitter Settings Server Settings TransmittersSDP and Announcements Program number, Y is the transmitter number Announce Settings External Announce Settings Servers VBrick Systems, Inc Using an EtherneTV Portal Server, enter the Portal Server IP VBrick Systems, Inc Monitor SystemSystem Information Manufacturing Information System Restart Video/Audio VideoSystem Logs AudioVideo Rate1 Audio Rate1Monitor Transmitters Program StatusPrograms Servers Clients Monitor VBrick Systems, Inc Ping Test Ping Test ResultPing Test Setting TraceRoute TestTrace Route Test Result Trace Route Test ConfigurationDevice Tests Maintenance Mode Limited Run Mode Maintenance Mode CLIVBrick Systems, Inc

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