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life—Length of the test
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source—Interface from which the probe is sent
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restartTime—Restart time of the test in seconds
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owner—Owner of the probe
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samples—Maximum number of entries saved in the history table for this
RTR probe
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admin—Administrative status of the probe: enabled, disabled
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tos—Setting of the type of service (ToS) byte in the probe’s IP header
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reactionConfiguration—RTR reactions that are configured for the probe
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receiveInterface—Type and specifier of the interface on which the probe
expects to receive responses; this field is blank if the optional
receive-interface characteristic is not configured
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operFail—Operation failure event is triggered when this number of
consecutive probe operations is not received or when the operations are
received after a timeout
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testFail—Test failure event is triggered when this number of probe operations
is not received or when the operations are received after a timeout
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timeout—Time in milliseconds that the probe waits for a response
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tag—Identifier configured for the probe
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operPerHop—Number of RTR probe operations sent to a given hop
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maxFail—Maximum number of consecutive failures to respond to a probe’s
request. When the maximum number is reached, the test stops. Applies only
to pathEcho entries.
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hopKpt—Number of hops per path for which statistics are collected. When
this number is reached, no additional statistical information about the path
is stored. Applies only to pathEcho entries.
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Example
host1# show rtr configuration
rtrIndex type targetAddress reqSize freq life
------- -------- ------------ ------ ------ -----
1 echo 10.5.0.200 1 1 20
2 pathEcho 10.5.0.11 1 1 30
rtrIndex source restartTime owner
---------- ------------------ ----------- ----------
1 fastEthernet0/0 10
2 60
rtrIndex samples admin tos reactionConfiguration
---------- ------- -------- --- ------------------------
1 5 enabled 0
2 5 enabled 0
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