
Local Terminal Configuration
Using the Main Menu
The Telemetry port only receives packets destined to the telemetry port’s IP address, can transmit packets onto the network, and is used for SNMP communications to the probe. It requires the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway IP Address fields. The following apply to Telemetry ports:
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| HP OpenView can discover the interface |
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| The interface is IP addressable |
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| The interface responds to |
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| zThe interface will transmit all traps from the probe |
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| The interface will transmit all extended RMON packets |
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| sample from |
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| IP Address | Press 3 and then type the IP address for the probe. If the IP |
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| address is 0.0.0.0, the probe will transmit Bootp Requests |
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| for configuration information (including IP address) over the |
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| network. (This does not apply to ports configured as Monitor- |
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| Only.) |
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| Default Gateway | Press 4 and then type the default gateway IP address for the |
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| probe |
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| IP Address | Optional |
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| Subnet Mask | Press 5 and then type the subnet mask for the probe. |
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| Physical | Press 6 and choose a physical connector. The menu displays |
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| Connector | the physical connectors that are available. You can use the |
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| (Link Speed and Full/Half Duplex) are not available. AUI is |
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| 10MB/s |
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CAUTION | If you manually select the Link Speed, be careful to configure it correctly. If you | ||
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| configure the Link Speed for 100 MB/s and you connect the probe to a | |
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| 10MB/s network, the probe will generate 100% utilization for that segment. | |
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