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Displaying AppleTalk Routes
Displaying AppleTalk RoutesCommand
Use the SHOW/MONITOR APPLETALK ROUTES command to display the available AppleTalk routes to an access server. The command is nonprivileged.
Displaying AppleTalk Routes ExampleThe following example shows how to use the SHOW APPLETALK ROUTES command to display available AppletTalk routes:
Local> SHOW APPLETALK ROUTES |
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AppleTalk Routes |
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| Server: | LAT_08002B24F24F | |
Destination | Next Hop | Status | Interface | Seconds | |
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| since |
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| Last |
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| Validated |
12346.132 | Up | Ethernet |
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<default> | 12347.1 | Up | Ethernet |
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12349.223 | 12346.132 | Up | Asynch7 |
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12348.144 | 12346.132 | Up | Asynch3 |
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The following table describes the fields in the AppleTalk routes display:
Field | Value | Description |
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Destination |
| The route destination. This can be either an |
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| AppleTalk network number range or an |
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| AppleTalk host address. A host address |
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| indicates a route to a host attached to the |
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| access server by means of an asynchronous |
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| link. The destination <default> is |
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| distinguished from the others. If the server |
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| does not find an appropriate route for a DDP |
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| packet, it sends the packet to the route’s next |
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| hop. |
Next Hop |
| The AppleTalk router that is the “next hop” to |
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| a particular network. For the <default> |
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| destination, the next hop corresponds to an |
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| AppleTalk router. For all other destinations, |
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| the next hop is the access server’s own |
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| AppleTalk address. |
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