Installation and Getting Started Guide
Syntax: show ipx interface [ethernet <portnum> ve <num>]
The ethernet <portnum> parameter lets you specify a routing switch port.
The ve <num> parameter lets you specify a virtual interface (VE).
This display shows the following information.
Table 14.2: CLI Display of IPX Interface Information
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Interface | The port or virtual interface on which the IPX interface is configured. | |
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MAC address | The MAC address of the interface. | |
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Port state | The state of the interface. The state can be one of the following: | |
| • | DOWN |
| • | UP |
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IPX network | The IPX network number. | |
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Frame type | The frame type of the network. The frame type can be one of the | |
| following: | |
| • | ethernet_802.2 |
| • | ethernet_802.3 |
| • | ethernet_ii |
| • | ethernet_snap |
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Allow NetBIOS | Indicates whether the interface allows NetBIOS traffic. This field can | |
| have the following values: | |
| • | NO |
| • | YES |
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The RIP advertisement interval. The RIP advertisement interval | ||
| specifies how often the routing switch sends IPX RIP updates to | |
| neighboring IPX routers. | |
| To modify this parameter, see “Modify the RIP Advertisement Interval” | |
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The maximum packet size for IPX RIP updates. The default IPX RIP | ||
| packet size is 432 bytes, which allows 50 routes plus 32 bytes of | |
| header in an IPX RIP update packet. | |
| To modify this parameter, see “Modify the RIP Advertisement Packet | |
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The age timer for learned IPX routes. The age timer specifies how | ||
| many seconds a learned IPX route can remain in the routing switch's | |
| IPX route table before aging out. | |
| To modify this parameter, see “Modify the Age Timer for Learned IPX | |
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