628 CHAPTER 20: IPX
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ipx server secondary Displays any secondary servers that are available.
Valid Minimum Abbreviation
ipx ser se
Important Considerations
■To see entries for any secondary server, you must:
■Establish altern ate paths to the sam e IPX server.
■Enable the IPX secondary route/server option. See “ipx secondary”
at the end of the chapter.
■A secondary server entry can replace a primary server entry when the
primary server is removed from the server table for any reason (for
example, if the associated interface goes down, or the primary entry
reaches its age limit).
■For a CoreBuilder 3500 system, the route table display shows the
range for the routing tab le primary entries in th e format n – m, where
n is the current number of entries and m is the maximum number of
primary entries.
Fields in the IPX Secondary Server Display
Field Description
Age Number of seconds that have elapsed since the last
time a server in the table sent a packet.
Hops Number of networks that must be crossed to reach the
server. The maximum number is 15.
Interface Index number of the interface.
Name Name for the secondary server.
Network 4-byte IPX network address of the server.
Node 6-byte MAC address of the server that forwards
packets to the segment.
Socket 2-byte socket address of the server that receives service
requests.
Type Type of service that the server provides. The IPX
protocol defines various types of services. One type is
0x4, which is for a file server. For more information on
IPX type values, consult your Novell documentation.