the ping command as described in the “Ping” section of the “Monitoring IP”
chapter of
Protocol Configuration and Monitoring Reference Volume 1
.)
ping-ttl
seconds
The TTL (time-to-live) sent in PINGs by the IP>ping command. Default: 64.
(The TTL can also be entered as a parameter of the ping command as
described in the “Ping” section of the “Monitoring IP” chapter of
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.
ppp-echo

new value

When set to 1, the device will not send PPP Echo Requests on any PPP
interface. PPP Echo Requests are sent to remote devices as part of PPP
maintenance to ensure the remote device is operational. Consider enabling
this variable when running PPP on a slow line and using that line to
transmit large data packets such that the PPP maintenance packets are not
exchanged often enough to keep the PPP interface up.
relax-jate
Relaxes JATE ISDN restriction.
rip-static-suppress

new value

When set to a non-zero value, static routes will not be advertised by RIP
over a given interface unless the IP config> enable send static command
is given for the interface. This changes the semantics of the enable send
static command. When rip-static-suppress is equal to 0 (the default), the
list of the routes advertised via RIP is the union of those specified by the
interface’s RIP flags.
Note: Youmust specify the complete name of the patch variable that you want to
change. Youcannot use an abbreviated syntax for the patch name.
Performance
Use the performance command at the GWCON> prompt (+) to enter the configuration
environment for performance. See “Chapter 14. Configuring and Monitoring
Performance” on page 215 for more information.
Protocol
Use the protocol command at the Config> prompt to enter the configuration
environment for the protocol software installed in the router.
Syntax:
protocol [

prot#

or

prot_name

]
The protocol command followed by the desired protocol number
or
short name lets
you enter a protocol’s command environment. After you enter this command, the
prompt of the specified protocol appears. From the prompt, you can enter
commands specific to that protocol. Toreturn to Config>, enter the exit command.
Notes:
1. Tosee the names and numbers of the protocols in your software load, at the
Config> prompt, enter list configuration.
2. When you change a user-configurable parameter, you must restart the router for
the change to take effect. Todo so, enter the restart command at the OPCON
prompt (*).
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