NEC SV8500, Manual

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MG-SIP96
• Settings of “Flags”, “Metric”, Ref”, “Use”, “MSS”, “Window” and “irtt” do not affect the operation of
MG-SIP96 directly.
Note 6: Flags : Indicates a route type. (“U” is usable, “H” is host, “G” is gateway.)
Note 7: Metric : Indicates route metric. (In the range of one to 9999.)
Note 8: Ref : Indicates the number that the route is referred.
Note 9: Use : Indicates the number that the route was actually used (routed).
Note 10: MSS : Indicates the Maximum Segment Size (MSS: Maximum data size of a TCP segment) at
a route.
Note 11:
Window : Indicates a window size of TCP.
Note 12:
irtt : Indicates the initial round-trip time of TCP connections to each route. MG-SIP96 re-
gards a TCP connection where no reply lasts for the round-trip time (1 to 12000) as no
connection.
(6) status
Displaying status of ports and registration
This command is used to show status of ports and registration on MG-SIP96.
[Setting Example]
• If displaying port status
Note 13:
The following describes display of port status.
MG(SIP)> show status
0:Port status
1:IPX status
2:SIP status
3:CH status
9:Exit 0: Port status (Default)
1: Telephony Server network registration status
2: SIP network registration status
3: Information of channels in use
9: Exit
Select a reference number:0
IPX Port link up(100Base-TX/Full)
SIP Port link up(100Base-TX/Full)
Note 13
Port type Status of port to LAN Status of port to SIP network
1000M/Full IPX port link up (1000Base-T/Full) SIP port link up (1000Base-T/Full)
100M/Half IPX port link up (100Base-TX/Half) SIP port link up (100Base-TX/Half)
100M/Full IPX port link up (100Base-TX/Full) SIP port link up (100Base-TX/Full)
10M/Half IPX port link up (10Base-T/Half) SIP port link up (10Base-T/Half)
10M/Full IPX port link up (10Base-T/Full) SIP port link up (10Base-T/Full)
Link Down IPX port link down SIP port link down