vLess than 78 characters and is case sensitive
vSet before storing the router’s configuration memory in IBD.
inactivity-timer
#_of_min
Changes the setting of the Inactivity Timer.The Inactivity Timer logs out a
user if the remote or physical console is inactive for the period of time
specified in this command. This command affects only consoles that require
login. The default setting of 0 turns the inactivity timer off, indicating that no
logoff is performed, no matter how long a console remains inactive.
input-low-water
interface# low_ #_of_receive_buffers
Allows you to configure the value of the low number of receive buffers, or
packets, on a per-interface basis, thus overriding the default values.
The memory allocation strategy changes to conserve buffers when the
number of free buffers is equal to or less than the low or low-water mark
value. When a packet is received, and the current value of the interface is
less than the low water value, then that packet is eligible for flow control
(dropping).
The range of values is 1 to 255. The default is both platform and device
specific. Setting the value to 0 restores the autoconfigured default.
Interface#
is the number of the interface you are configuring.
Low_#_of_receive_buffers
is the low water value.
Lowering the value will make it less likely that packets from this interface
will be dropped when sent on congested networks. However, lowering the
value may negatively affect performance if it drops packets to the extent
that the receive queue is frequently empty. Raising the value has the
opposite effect.
Type the QUEUE or BUFFER command at the GWCON prompt (+) to show
the low setting.
location
sysLocation
Sets the physical location of an SNMP node. There is a limit of 80
characters for the
sysLocation
name length. This variable is for information
purposes only and has no effect on router operation. It is useful for SNMP
management identification of the system.
logging disposition
setting
Changes the SRAM record for the default logging disposition. This
command affects the MONITR process (that is, it changes the default
setting at startup).
The logging disposition
settings
are as follows:
vconsole writes to the console (equivalent to the OPCON divert 2 0
command).
vdetached holds the data and does not print it (equivalent to the OPCON
halt 2 command).
vflush discards the data (equivalent to the OPCON flush 2 command).
If you have a printing terminal attached to the router’s console port, you can
obtain a hard copy of the startup messages by setting the logging
disposition to console, and restarting the router.
packet-size
max_packet_size_in_bytes
Establishes or changes the maximum size for global buffers and receive
buffers. If you specify a value of 0 as the maximum packet size, the size of
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