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Diplomat jr Model jrN-ASV User Guide Issue No. 2 (03/01)
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Trouble Shooting and Error Messages
Network Trouble
Shooting
Typing ‘N’ at the Main Menu brings up the Network Control Menu which
we have seen before.
Network Control Menu -
Diplomat is configured as a TCP Server
Our Ethernet Address is - 00 A0 EF 00 00 0C
Our Diplomat IP Address is - 128.18.18.12
Default Remote IP Address - 128.18.18.255
Default Gateway IP Address - 128.18.18.255
Default Sub-Net Address Mask - FFFFFF00
Default TCP/UDP Service Port Id. - 7000
Status of TCP Session - CLOSED
<O> Set Our IP Address
<S> Set Remote/Server IP Address
<G> Set Gateway IP Address
<M> Set Sub-Address Mask
<P> Set Server Port Id.
<C> Set Client Port Id.
<F> Firewall Definition Menu
<A> Broadcast ARP Request
<B> Broadcast BOOTP Request
<R> Broadcast RARP Request
<E> Send ECHO Request to Remote
<CR> Returns to Previous Menu
There are two commands that are most useful in probing the network to
find out if the Remote Host that the
Diplomat jrN is trying to work with is
actually reachable. It is best to have all the low level switches set so that
all error messages are displayed and so that BEL characters can be
sent to the terminal to give an audible ‘ping’.
If the Remote Host is on another network segment and it is necessary
to go via the Default Gateway then the link to the Gateway should be
tested first. To do this it is necessary to temporarily change the Remote
Server IP address to be the same as the Default Gateway. When the
path to the Default Gateway has been verified then the Remote Host IP
Address can be entered into the Remote Server IP address again to
test its reachability.
Typing ‘A’ causes the
Diplomat jrN to send an ARP packet to the Re-
mote Server Address. The time it takes to receive a reply is displayed in
microseconds but is only accurate to ten microseconds. If no reply is
forthcoming and no error messages have appeared (see later) then ei-
ther the IP address was wrong or the network has failed between the
Diplomat jrN and the destination.