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Configuring Remote-ping client to send Trap messages
Trap messages are generated regardless of whether the remote-ping test succeeds
or fails. You can specify whether to output Trap messages by enabling/disabling
Trap sending.
Configure the maximum
number of history records that
can be saved
history-records
number
Figure 240
Optional
By default, the maximum
number is 50.
Configure the automatic test
interval
frequency interval
Optional
By default, the automatic test
interval is zero seconds,
indicating no automatic test
will be made.
Configure the probe timeout
time
timeout time
Optional
By default, a probe times out
in three seconds.
Configure the type of service tos
value
Optional
By default, the service type is
zero.
Configure the domain name
to be resolved
dns resolve-targetdomai
domainname
Required
By default, the domain name
to be resolved by DNS is not
specified.
Configure the IP address of
the DNS server
dns-server ip-address
Required
By default, no DNS server
address is configured.
Start the test
test-enable
Required
Display test results
display remote-ping results [
admin-name operation-tag ]
Required
The display command can be
executed in any view.
Table 703
Configure the remote-ping client to send Trap messages
Operation Command Description
Enter system view system-view
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Enable the remote-ping client
function
remote-ping-agent enable
Required
By default, the remote-ping
client function is disabled.
Create a remote-ping test
group and enter its view
remote-ping
administrator-name
operation- tag
Required
By default, no test group is
configured.
Enable the remote-ping client
to send Trap messages
send-trap { all | { probefailure |
testcomplete | testfailure }
*
}
Required
By default, Trap sending is
disabled.
Configure the number of
consecutive unsuccessful
remote-ping tests before Trap
output
test-failtimes times
Optional
By default, Trap messages are
sent each time a test fails.
Table 702
Configure DNS test on remote-ping client
Operation Command Description
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