Managing Your Access Server As Part of the LAT Network
Field | Description |
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Multiple Node Addresses | Number of times that a node advertised itself with |
| a physical address different from that in a |
| previous advertisement. |
Duplicates Received | Number of messages the access server received |
| from this node that were not in the correct |
| sequence. This value should be less then 1/1000 of |
| the value for Messages Received. This count |
| usually indicates that the service node is |
| retransmitting a message. If this value is higher |
| than the guideline, the access server might not be |
| handling the message traffic from the service |
| node, causing the service node to retransmit |
| messages. |
Messages Retransmitted | Number of messages the access server |
| retransmitted to this node. This value should be |
| less than 1/1000 of the value for Messages |
| Transmitted. If this value is higher than the |
| guideline, the service node might not be handling |
| the access server message load. |
Illegal Messages Received | Number of illegally formatted messages the |
| access server received from this node. This value |
| should be zero. A count of nonzero indicates a |
| possible software problem in either the access |
| server or the service node. |
Illegal Slots Received | Number of illegally formatted slots the access |
| server received from this node. This value should |
| be zero. A count of nonzero indicates a possible |
| software problem in either the access server or the |
| service node. |
Solicitations Accepted | Number of queued connection requests that the |
| access server has accepted, including queued |
| requests and request that were immediately |
| satisfied. The sum of the number of solicitations |
| accepted and the number of solicitations rejected |
| equals the number of queued connection requests |
| that were received by the access server. |
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Managing the Access Server