Rev. 2 | |
CLI and Telnet Interface | CD/CIM550.IOM |
Menu Options/Fields | Entry | Description |
Dropped – Filtered | Read | Limits certain types of traffic that should not leak to |
| Only | Satellite. For example, broadcasts destined for |
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| Satellite LAN |
Dropped – Multicast Disable | Read | Multicast packet was dropped because, although route |
Group | Only | existed, IGMP is being used, and there is no client |
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| requesting forwarding of this traffic. |
Dropped – No ARP Entry | Read | The Unicast Packet ARP Fail counter indicates the |
| Only | number of Unicast packets that were received by the |
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| CiM and were destined for a device on the same |
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| subnet as the CiM, but were dropped because the |
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| device specified in the destination IP packet of the |
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| received packet has not yet responded to an ARP. |
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| After |
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| first three seconds that packets are received for a |
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| device on the same subnet as the CiM. |
Dropped – Bad Buffer | Read | IP length )as specified in packet header) was greater |
Length | Only | tha payload received in the Ethernet packet. This |
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| would indicate the packet was truncated before |
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| arriving. |
Dropped – Bad IP Version | Read | The CiM only supports Ipv4. The first four bites of the |
| Only | IP header field (specifies IP Version) are checked. |
Dropped – Miscellaneous | Read | Catch all bucket for packets experiencing non- |
| Only | standard problems. |
Dropped – QOS | Read | Packet was dropped because for a particular route |
| Only | (that it matched) the maximum bandwidth has been |
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| exceeded. |
Dropped – QOS buffers | Read | Packet was dropped because the buffers used to store |
| Only | QOS packets have been exhausted. |
Dropped – Dropped buffers | Read | Packet dropped because the CiM’s buffers have |
| Only | exhausted. This will usually occur when the packet |
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| rate through the CiM has exceeded the factory defined |
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| limitiations. |
Reset Counters | R | Executing this menu option resets all statistics |
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| gathered for the receiver to zero. |
Save Parameters | S | This option allows a user to save the current |
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| configuration of the CiM to permanent storage. This |
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| configuration will be restored on each successive |
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| power cycle of the CiM. |
Exit | X | This option allows a user to exit the current menu and |
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| return to its parent menu. |
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