NEC SV8500, Manual

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VOL.2-265
MC & MG with PFT
4. Setting ToS of DRS session:
You can set ToS of DRS in the following two ways.
Note:
The result of data setting is shown in a 1-byte (hexadecimal) format in accordance with the setting dialog
followed by the prompt. The meaning of 1-byte data is shown below:
Note:
To make this assignment effective, use the SAVE command, and restart before exiting the maintenance com-
mand.
5. Setting Health Check Receive Timer
Line 1: Enter sub command name PRECEDENCE to set
the following parameters - Delay, Throughput,
Reliability, and Cost - respectively. Specify the
value to each parameter.
Line 2: Precedence: 0-7 (low-high) (default=6)
Line 3: Delay: 0/1=Normal (default)/Low Delay ON
Line 4: Throughput:
0/1=Normal (default)/High Throughput ON
Line 5: Reliability:
0/1=Normal (default)/High Reliability ON
Line 6: Cost: 0/1=Normal (default)/Cost Precedence
ON
Line 7: Result is shown
MC-MG> SET DRSTOS PRECEDENCE
PRECEDENCE (0-7) : 6
DELAY (0/1) : 0
THROUGHPUT (0/1) : 0
RELIABILITY (0/1) : 0
COST (0/1) : 0
DRS TOS setting succeeded.(0xC0)
Prec.=PRECEDENCE (3 bits)
D=Delay
T=Throughput
R=Reliability
C=Cost
0=not used
Prec.
D T R C 0
Line 1: Enter the sub command name VALUE to set the
DRS setting value directly.
Line 2: Specify the value in the range of 00-FF (de-
fault=C0)
Line 3: Result is shown
MC-MG> SET DRSTOS VALUE
TOS (00-FF) : C0
DRS TOS setting succeeded. (0xC0)
MC-MG> SET INTERFACE
SPEED (AUTO/100M/10M): 10M
DUPLEX (FULL/HALF): HALF
MC-MG> SET HC_TIMER 150
Health-Check Timer Timeout setting succeeded.
Line 1: Enter the time (second) in the range of 120-240
(at intervals of 30 seconds) (default=150)
Line 2: Result is shown