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Chapter 5 Managi ng Modules Module Performance
•Last Authentication Failure Address—Displays the last authorization failure IP address for the
selected module.
•Operational Status—Displays the current operational status of the selected GRP module. Possible
values are:
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Up—Module i s rec ogniz ed by the device and i s o pe rat iona l.
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Down—Module is no t rec ogniz e d by the d evice o r n ot e na ble d for o per a tion .
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Standby—Module is enabled and is acting as standby. This value is only applicable for
redunda nt GR Ps.
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Module Performanc e
The M odul e Pe rfor ma nce w indow displ ays the curre nt pe rfo rman ce inf or mat ion f or the se lect ed G RP
module.
Note You can sel ect multiple Mo dules from the Mo dule object selec tor list. Selecti ng multiple modules al lows
you to start or stop performance logging for all of the selected modules simultaneously. You can choose
multiple m odule s in a l ist by hold ing down the Shift key and t hen sel ect ing the first an d la st m odul e in
the li st. You ca n cho ose m ult ipl e i ndividual mod ules by ho ld ing down the Ct rl key and c lic kin g o n th e
individual modul es.
The M odule Perf or manc e tab di sp lays CPU Usa ge inf orma tion a nd al lows you to Sta rt o r Sto p
perform an ce lo gging f or one or mo re se lec ted m odu les.
Note Per forma nc e logg in g can also be star ted on a pe r modul e (G RP) or physi cal inte rface ba sis. For de tail s
on how to start perform ance logging fo r a selec ted modul e (GRP ), see “Mo d ule P erfo rm an ce ” section
on page 5-9. For details on how to start pe rforman ce log ging for a sel ected physi cal int erface (such as
Ether net, ATM, or DS -3), se e “Star ting Pe rform ance Log ging for a Selec ted Inte rface ” section on
page 10-5.
Selecting a modul e provides perfor mance da ta for the sel ected mo dule. The values displaye d relate to
CPU performance, so modules without a CPU display the same value as the CPU card in the chassis.
The Modul e Perfor mance sec tion provide s the following info rmati on:
•Viewing the Module Per formanc e Wi ndow
•Startin g or Stoppi ng Perf orm ance Log gi ng
•Module Pe rf orma nce Window —Detailed Descriptio n