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Troubleshoot
VBrick H.264 Appliance Admin Guide 71
Trace Route Test Result
The results of the test appear at the top of the screen. The results include the
Resolved IP
Address
of the Destination Host Name. When the test is finished or stopped, the
Overall
Result
will display the result of the test, such as "Test Done," or "Max hops (=30) Finished,"
or "Test Stopped," etc. An entry shows the hop number, which is equal to the TTL, IP
address (and Host Name if available) of the gateway, and round trip time of each probe. If the
probe answers are received from different gateways, the address of each responding system
will be shown. If there is no response within a 5 second timeout interval, a "*" is printed for
that probe. If the result string exceeds 255 characters, the string will be terminated by ending
it with "Too Long."
Trace Route Test Configuration
Device Tests
The H.264 appliance automatically performs a full POST (Power On Self Test) hardware test
whenever the unit is powered-on or reset. The Device Test runs the POST and displays the
results. The
Operational Mode
(on the System Configuration > General page) must be set to
Diagnostics
to run this test. When done, be sure to reset the appliance to Run mode or you
will not be able to stream video.
T
To run the Device Test
1. Go to System Configuration > General and set the
Operational Mode
to
Diagnostics
.
2. Go back to the Device Tests page and click
Edit
.
3. Set the test parameters (see below).
4. Click
Start
and wait a few seconds to see the test results.
5. When done go back to System Configuration > General and set the
Operational Mode
to
Run
.
Resolved IP Address IP Address of destination.
Traceroute Result Displays "done" when finished.
Summary Shows results summary including byte packet size and number of
hops.
Destination Select Host Name or unicast IP Address (multicast IP Addresses are
not valid).
Probe Count Can be set from 3 to 20. The default setting is 3. This setting is the
number of probe packets sent to a host at each hop.