ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL

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3.13 sap

Manipulate and display the IPX service table

Syntax

sap

sap add name iface [/frame_type] server_type server_addr [hops] sap broadcast iface [/frame_type] [{enable disable}]

sap delete name sap -f

sap roundrobin [{on off}]

sap update iface [/frame_type] [{enable disable}]

Description

Use the sap command to manage the IPX service entries, which the Router software maintains and keeps in the IPX service table, also called the service table. The IPX service table is used by clients to determine what services, such as file servers or print servers, are available on the remote network. The Router supports all service types defined by Novell.

Adding and deleting IPX service-table entries is usually unnecessary. Normally the software running in the Router will learn about service-table entries by communicating with servers and other routers on the network, and will maintain valid service tables without user intervention.

Service -table entries that are added by hand using the sap command are called “static” entries to distinguish them from “dynamic” entries, which are learned automatically by the Service Advertising Protocol (SAP) software that runs in the Router. Service-table entries added using the sap command can replace previously learned SAP entries. The system administrator should be sure that a service-table entry added manually is correct.

There are sometimes cases where there is more than one way to use a service. An example of such a case is when a file server supports more than one frame type. When multiple ways to use a service exist, the concept of “secondary” Service table entries is used. In certain circumstances, secondary Service table entries are used when primary entries are deleted using the sap delete command.

Subcommands and parameters

sap

Issue the sap command without parameters to display the contents of the Router’s service table. The routes are displayed in six columns:

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