ELSA LANCOM Business LC-4X00, Руководство пользователя

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Description of the menu options
ELSA LANCOM Business
R21
Establish-table The establish table is a further submenu option within router statistics. It contains the
last 20 entries, which provide information on the system time, the IPX destination
address, and the IPX source address of the data packets that have caused a connection
to be established.
An IPX establish table might have the following appearance:
The 'Time' is displayed as the device operating time or the ISDN real time (if this is
available from the ISDN terminal). The destination address 'ffffffffffff' might refer, for
example, to a broadcast packet. The destination and source addresses both consist of
the network number, MAC address and the socket number (all hexadecimal values).
Networks The network statistics are also a submenu option within the IPX router statistics. This
table provides more extensive information on a static route (remote station). It has the
following layout:
The different entries have the following meaning:
Time Destination Source
1T; 16:45:01 00000081 ffffffffffff 0453 00000001 00a05702000a 0453
1T; 10:45:10 00000081 ffffffffffff 0452 00000001 00a05702000a 0452
Remote-ID Network Binding Propagate Backoff Time Node-ID
Logical remote
station Network
address Binding Route/Filter Connection
counter Time remain-
ing until next
connection Node-ID of
remote station
Remote-ID Logical name of the remote station as it is entered in the routing table. An entry
for the LAN link is also present; it is located in the first position in the table and
has the name “LAN”.
Network Address of the network in which the remote station is located. For remote WAN
stations, this corresponds to the entry in the routing table. If the autodetect
function is configured in the IPX routing table (/SETUP/IPX-MODULE/LAN-CONFI-
GURATION/NETWORK), the network that was detected is displayed here.
Binding Ethernet binding to which the remote station is linked. For remote WAN stations,
this corresponds to the entry in the routing table. If the autodetect function is con-
figured in the IPX routing table (/SETUP/IPX-MODULE/LAN-CONFIGURATION/NET-
WORK), the binding that was detected is displayed here.
Propagate Filter flag for IPX type 20 (propagated) frames. For remote WAN stations, this cor-
responds to the entry in the routing table. For the LAN, a route is always entered
here.