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Pinging an IPX
Network
Configuration
Prerequisites
You need to complete the IPX basic configuration before this task.
Configuration Procedure Follow these steps to ping an IPX network:
Displaying and
Maintaining IPX
Configuration
IPX Configuration
Example
Networking requirement
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Router A and Router B are connected through an IPX network. The IPX address
of Ethernet 1/0 on Router A is 1000.00e0-fc01-0000 and that on Router B is
1001.00e0-fc01-0001.
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The server is installed with NetWare 4.1 and its IPX address is
2.0000-0c91-f61f, packet encapsulation format is Ethernet_II. The client is a
PC. Its network ID is 3, and packet encapsulation format is SNAP.
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The server provides file and printing services. The client can access these
services through the IPX network.
To do... Use the command... Remark
Ping an IPX network to check
connectivity ping ipx network.node [ -c
count | -t timeout | -s size ] *
Required
Available in any view
Operation Command Remark
Display IPX interface
information display ipx interface
[ interface-type
interface-number ]
Available in any view
Display IPX packets statistics display ipx statistics Available in any view
Display the IPX service
information table display ipx service-table
[ inactive | name name |
network network | order
{ network | type } | type
service-type ] [ verbose ]
Available in any view
Display IPX routing
information display ipx routing-table
[ network [ verbose ] |
protocol { default | direct |
rip | static } [ inactive |
verbose ] | statistics |
verbose ]
Available in any view
Clear IPX statistics reset ipx statistics Available in user view
Clear IPX routing information reset ipx routing-table
statistics protocol
{ all |
default | direct | rip | static }
Available in user view