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A9-36 893-741-B
Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) Protocol
Loading:
CPU current/average = 1%/0% procs active/max/limit = 87/88/800
rescheds = 0/32 switches = 48/109401 activates = 49/109722
Mbufs:
total=5400 free=3273 minimum free=3200 denied=0
Serial Ports:
Total bytes: rcv’d=24982 xmt’d=5934
Errors: parity=0 framing=0 fifo overruns=0
Memory:
total=5242880 avail=3894424 free=2073480 min free=1782488
fails=0
IPX State
Issued with the –o option, the CLI stats command shows whether or not IPX is enabled (see Enabling
IPX on page A9-5).
IPX Connections
For all IPX ports except ndp ports, the CLI who command displays specific information about an
IPX connection, including what protocol the connection is using, the user name associated with the
connection, where the connection is located, when the connection was created, how long the
connection has been idle, and the address from which the connection was made. The who command
displays only limited information for ndp ports, as the following example shows:
annex: who
NOTE: If a 0 is displayed for the IPX network number, either the
ipx_frame_type parameter was not configured properly or there is no
IPX file server on the network.
Port What User Location When Idle Address
16 NDP --- --- --- :13 [local]
v1 CLI --- --- 10:00am 132.245.9.4
2 PPP --- --- 11:00am :20 [local]