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Chapter 20: Checking the Status of Routing Tables
Obtaining IPX Forwarding Information
Obtain IPX Forwarding information to display details about the routes of an SSR's IPX
interfaces. To access such information, do one of the following:
• In the Front Panel view, select the Monitor menu, choose Routing State , choose IPX
State , and then choose IPX Forwarding Table .
• In the Schematic view, double-click the IPX Router function.
Uncompressed Tx Indicates how many packets were sent without being
compressed even though compression was turned on for the
interface.
Compressed Rx Indicates how many compressed packets were received.
Compressed Init Rx Indicates how many compression initialization packets were
received.
Compressed Rejected
Rx Indicates how many compressed packets received on the
interface were rejected.
Uncompressed Rx Indicates how many packets were received without being
compressed even though data compression was enabled on
the interface.
Media Type Indicates that the interface is for an Ethernet network
IPX Network number Identifies the IPX network number of the interface.
No of State Changes Indicates how many times the interface has changed state.
Initialization failed
times Indicates how many times the interface failed to start.
Delay (mS) Indicates how many milliseconds it takes to transmit one byte
of data (excluding protocol headers) to a destination on the
other end of the interface if there is no other traffic on that
interface.
Throughput Indicates how much data (in bits per second) may flow
through the interface if there is no other traffic on that
interface.
Neighbor Name Identifies the name of the neighboring router located on a
WAN.
Neighbor Network
Number Identifies the internal network number of the neighboring
router located on a WAN.
Table 57. IPX Interface table fields (Continued)
Field Description