Enterasys Networks X-PeditionTM manual Troubleshooting Tools Ping Traceroute IP Routing, Rip

General IP Features

•Troubleshooting Tools

–Ping

–Traceroute

•IP Routing

–RIP

–Triggered-on-Demand RIP updates

–OSPF including Database Overflow (RFC-1765) and Passive Interfaces

–OSPF debugging

–Static routes

–Default network

–CIDR (IP classless)

–Router ID configuration RFC-1850

–Configurable RIP and OSPF timers

–Per interface OSPF poll timer

•VLAN Routing

–Layer 3 (IPv4) forwarding of Ethernet frames with 802.1Q VLAN over FastEthernet/ GigabitEthernet interfaces

–VLAN IDs - up to 64 unique VLAN IDs per physical interface in a range from 0 to 4094

–User priority (priority bits) in a VLAN- tagged frame:

–- XSR does not prioritize traffic when forwarded

–- But priority preserved when forwarded to another VLAN port

–- Locally sourced VLAN frames and frames not accessing a VLAN interface will have their priority bits set to 0

–Encapsulation supported over VLAN for PPPoE

–VLAN Routing supported for: OSPF, RIP, Static routes

–IP support over VLAN includes: Secondary IP addresses, NAT, Policy Based Routing (PBR), ACLs, standard IP applications including Ping, Traceroute, Telnet, Helper Addresses, Directed Broadcast, VPN, Firewall, DHCP Server, et al.

–VRRP and QoS supported over VLAN physical interfaces only

–QoS with VLAN supporting up to four priority queues per interface, input traffic classification based on user priority bits in the VLAN header, and output traffic marking by priority

–One global ARP table maintained and is shared across VLANs

–Duplicate MAC addresses not allowed across VLANs

•Policy Based Routing (PBR)

•Real Time Protocol (RTP) Header Compression

•Network Address Translation - static (NAT), Network Address Port Translation (NAPT), dynamic NAT pool mapping with overload, PPTP/GRE ALG and arbitrary IP address for NAPT, on the interface and port-forwarded static NAT, multiple NATs on an interface.

XSR User’s Guide 5-3