ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Manual

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ELSA LANCOM Business internal
ELSA LANCOM Business
R98
switches to the NETWORK phase; LCP, authentication and network control protocol
packets (such as IPXCP and IPCP) may be transmitted in any combination from now on.
To terminate a PPP connection it switches into the TERMINATE phase where once again
only LCP pakkets are permitted. Once the connection has been terminated, PPP is in the
DEAD phase. It will switch into the ESTABLISH phase only when a new connection is
established. Every PPP phase change is displayed in the form
Change Phase to [New phase]
approximately as below
Change Phase to AUTHENTICAT
Received and sent packets, important parameters and options with completed actions
are displayed for all PPP subprotocols listed above. A received frame is always displayed
in the following format:
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Format: [Interface] Rx [Protocol] [Packet type] [Packet type] [Length of packet]
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Example:
Ch01: Rx IPXCP ConfReq ID=00 Length=22
In the above example a configure request for the IPX control protocol with the ID 00
and a length of 22 bytes has been received on the first B channel. If a packet cannot
be assigned to any of the five subprotocols, this message appears:
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Format: [Interface] Rx Unknown Protocol [Protocol ID]
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Example:
Ch01: Rx Unknown Protocol 8029
A Packet with the protocol ID 8029 (= Appletalk control protocol) has been received.
Online trace 'IPX-Rt.'
The outputs under'IPX-Rt.' describe the processing of IPX frames by the IPX router. They
are displayed in the following format:
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Format: [Source interface] [IPX target address] [IPX source address] [Target / Action]
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Example:
Internal Rx
DstAddr: 00000002 ffffffffffff 0453
SrcAddr: 00000002 00a057123456 0453
WAN-Tx Peer: ELSA.SUP.TEST
The IPX router has received a frame from an internal process (in this case from the
entity of the routing information protocol) whose target address is assigned to a
logical remote station (ELSA.SUP.TEST) and therefore is sent to a WAN interface.
LAN RX
DstAddr: 00000001 ffffffffffff 0455