Index

Q

quality of service, 3-39Quick Reference, 3-4

R

ratios, FDR and DDR, 1-7rear panel, C-1remote, loopbacks, 6-24Repeater Loopback, 6-23reports, Network Health, 9-7reset, last time, 5-13resetting

statistics, 5-27the unit, 6-3

unit default configuration options, 6-4

restoring communication with a misconfigured unit, 6-4retrieving statistics, 5-44

Return (Enter) key, 2-7

revision, software and hardware, 5-2RFC 1213 and 1573, B-2

RFC 1315, B-2

RFC 1604, B-2

RFC 1659, B-2

RFC 1757, B-2

RFC 2021, B-2right arrow key, 2-6

RIP, 1-4,3-10,3-61,5-25proprietary, 3-55

RJ45, Ethernet Port connector, C-7RJ48C, COM Port connector, C-2RJ48C network cable, C-2

RLB, 6-23

RMON

alarm and event defaults, B-15Specific Traps, B-14

Traps, 3-56

user history collection, 1-6,1-7router

independence, 1-4,3-17setting up to receive RIP, 3-10

Routing

Information Protocol (RIP), 3-61IP, table, 5-24

RTS, control lead, 5-6running reports, 9-6RXD, control lead, 5-6

S

Sampling, SLV Inband and Interval, 3-20saving configuration options, 3-7screen

area, 2-5,2-6function keys area, 2-5how to navigate, 2-6

scrolling through valid selections, 2-9security, 1-4,2-1,2-2,3-6,4-1

SNMP NMS, options, 3-53selecting

a field, 2-9

from a menu, 2-8

Self-Test Results messages, 5-13Send

and monitor test pattern, 6-26Pattern, 6-18

serial number, NAM, 5-2Service, A

service level management, 1-8reports, 9-6verification

configuring, 3-20statistics, 5-28

Session

Access Level, 3-51,4-5,4-7ending, 2-3

starting, 2-2Set DE, 3-47setting

Date & Time (system clock), 3-10date and time, 3-10

setting up auto-configuration, 3-11SNMP trap managers, 3-53

so router can receive RIP, 3-10SIG, LED, 5-5

SLA, 1-7,1-8SLM, 1-8

OpenLane, 7-1

performance monitoring feature set, 1-7

IN-8

May 2000

9123-A2-GB20-00

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