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A-10 117379-A Rev. A
The transceiver on slot 2, connector 1, does not have SQE (signal quality error)
enabled. It reports the absence of an SQE signal, even though it does not need it.
@ 193: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.018 WARN # 2 CSMACD ( 7) Connector
XCVR1 no SQE.
Data Path elects the circuit control gate for circuit 1. Each circuit must have a
circuit control gate.
@ 195: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.025 DEBUG # 2 DP ( 23) Creating
Circuit 1 soloist with line GH 0x4082
@ 196: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.025 DEBUG # 2 GAME ( 23) SOLO
(0x00401): election opening 30000000/30000000 (30000000) vote=00000000
@ 197: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.049 DEBUG # 2 GAME ( 97) SOLO
(0x00401): election WON 0x20000000 (repl=b0000009/30000000)
@ 198: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.053 DEBUG # 2 GAME ( 23) SOLO
(0x00401): election CLOSING 30000000/30000000 (30000000) vote=00000000
ARP initializes successfully on circuit 1.
@ 199: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.057 INFO # 2 ARP ( 1) Service is up
on circuit 1
Data Path registers the ISAP (internal services access point) for ARP. The protocol
type for ARP is 0806; this type determines that the ARP traffic will go to the
correct gate and code according to the Data Path. The number preceding the
protocol type indicates the packet format (1 = Ethernet type 2, 2 = 802.2,
3 = SNAP [Subnetwork Access Protocol] , 4 = Novell, and so on). Data Path
registers Ethernet Type II or SNAP ARP frames on circuit 1. In this example, Data
Path does not register the 802.2 ARP frame type. If circuit 1 received an 802.2
ARP frame, ARP would not receive it; instead, it would go to the Learning Bridge.
@ 201: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.135 DEBUG # 2 DP ( 34) ISAP 0x30806
registered on cct 1.
@ 202: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.140 DEBUG # 2 DP ( 34) ISAP 0x10806
registered on cct 1.
@ 205: mm/dd/yy 11:48:45.213 DEBUG # 2 ARP ( 3) Arp Client
128.128.2.2 registered
Data Path always registers Ethernet and SNAP frames for IP. In this example,
Data Path registers ISAPs on circuit 1 for the following protocols: IP (Ethernet
type 0800), IPX (Ethernet type 8137), and DECnet (Ethernet type 6003). The
number preceding the protocol indicates the packet format.
Notice how DECnet only registers one packet type, while two IPX packet types
are registered. This is because two unique IPX networks, each with a different
packet encapsulation type, are on circuit 1.
- Troubleshooting Routers 1
- Contents 5
- 117379-A Rev. A 10
- About This Guide 15
- Before You Begin 16
- Conventions 17
- Acronyms 18
- Bay Networks Customer Service 23
- How to Get Help 23
- Chapter 1 25
- Introduction 25
- Caution: 26
- Backing Up Your Files 27
- Preparing to Troubleshoot 28
- Filtering Event Messages 30
- 1-8 117379-A Rev. A 32
- 1-10 117379-A Rev. A 34
- 1-12 117379-A Rev. A 36
- • get 1.3.10.Pleasant.Easton 36
- <object> 37
- <attribute> 41
- Unknown Network or Network 44
- Unreachable 44
- <volume> 46
- Documenting Each Step 47
- 1-24 117379-A Rev. A 48
- Chapter 2 49
- 117379-A Rev. A 2-3 51
- Chapter 3 53
- Damaged Router 54
- Power Problem 54
- Blown Fuse 54
- LEDs Are Off 55
- Router Won’t Boot 55
- TRB0001A 57
- Checking the Boot PROMs 58
- Example 59
- Lost Password (BN Routers) 62
- No Space Left on Memory Card 63
- Memory or Buffer Problem 64
- 3-16 117379-A Rev. A 68
- TRB0002A 69
- TRB0005A 71
- Fault Message 72
- Chapter 4 73
- 4-2 117379-A Rev. A 74
- 117379-A Rev. A 4-3 75
- 117379-A Rev. A 4-5 77
- Chapter 5 79
- Interface Problems 80
- 5-4 117379-A Rev. A 82
- Troubleshooting ATM LANE 85
- 5-8 117379-A Rev. A 86
- 5-10 117379-A Rev. A 88
- 117379-A Rev. A 5-11 89
- 117379-A Rev. A 5-13 91
- 117379-A Rev. A 5-19 97
- <slot_no.> 100
- <slot> 101
- 117379-A Rev. A 5-25 103
- <connector_no.> 104
- <setting> 104
- <instance> 106
- <ENTITY> 107
- 5-30 117379-A Rev. A 108
- Chapter 6 109
- Troubleshooting AppleTalk 110
- 117379-A Rev. A 6-3 111
- Troubleshooting DLSw 112
- 117379-A Rev. A 6-5 113
- Troubleshooting IP 114
- <TELNET 116
- Ping Does Not Work 117
- <slot_no.> 119
- Network Unreachable Message 120
- Host Did Not Respond Message 120
- TRB0006A 121
- Troubleshooting RIP 122
- Troubleshooting OSPF 123
- Troubleshooting IPX 124
- 6-18 117379-A Rev. A 126
- <destination_address> 127
- <service_name> 128
- Troubleshooting OSI 129
- 117379-A Rev. A 6-25 133
- 6-26 117379-A Rev. A 134
- 117379-A Rev. A 6-29 137
- 117379-A Rev. A 6-31 139
- Chapter 7 141
- 117379-A Rev. A 7-3 143
- <community index> 146
- <IP address> 146
- (continued) 146
- 117379-A Rev. A 7-7 147
- <pathname> 149
- Chapter 8 151
- Getting Help 151
- Sending and Retrieving Files 153
- <filename> 154
- Appendix A 155
- Reading the Event Log 155
- System Startup 156
- A-4 117379-A Rev. A 158
- A-6 117379-A Rev. A 160
- A-8 117379-A Rev. A 162
- A-10 117379-A Rev. A 164
- A-12 117379-A Rev. A 166
- A-14 117379-A Rev. A 168
- A-16 117379-A Rev. A 170
- Dial-on-Demand Raise DTR Log 171
- A-18 117379-A Rev. A 172
- A-20 117379-A Rev. A 174
- Dial-on-Demand V.25bis 176
- A-24 117379-A Rev. A 178
- A-26 117379-A Rev. A 180
- A-28 117379-A Rev. A 182
- A-30 117379-A Rev. A 184
- A-32 117379-A Rev. A 186
- A-34 117379-A Rev. A 188
- A-36 117379-A Rev. A 190
- Appendix B 193
- Run Packet Capture 193
- Overview 194
- 117379-A Rev. A B-3 195
- Implementation Notes 196
- Getting Started 197
- B-6 117379-A Rev. A 198
- Creating an Instance for MCT1 199
- 10902101 200
- 117379-A Rev. A B-9 201
- Example 1 202
- Example 2 202
- <line_no.> 203
- <value> 203
- Starting Packet Capture 205
- Terminating Packet Capture 205
- Capture file: 208
- Example 4 209
- Using Optional Features 210
- Assigning Filters 213
- <attribute_no.> 214
- Specifying the Reference 216
- Specifying the Offset 217
- Configuration Examples 219
- Example 3 220
- Example 5 221
- Settings 222
- <IP_address> 225
- B-36 117379-A Rev. A 228
- Examples 229
- B-38 117379-A Rev. A 230
- 232
- 233
- 234
- <slot no.> 235
- 236
- B-46 117379-A Rev. A 238
- B-48 117379-A Rev. A 240
- B-50 117379-A Rev. A 242
- 243
- B-52 117379-A Rev. A 244
- Bisynchronous 245
- Frame Relay 245
- Passthru 246
- Standard PPP 246
- Bay Networks Proprietary PPP 246
- B-56 117379-A Rev. A 248
- B-58 117379-A Rev. A 250
- Appendix C 251
- Packet Configuration 251
- Using the Line Subcommand 252
- Packet Configuration 253
- C-4 117379-A Rev. A 254
- Using the Load Subcommand 255
- Using the Unload Subcommand 255
- 117379-A Rev. A Index-1 257
- 117379-A Rev. A Index-3 259
- 117379-A Rev. A Index-5 261
- Packet Size, B-12, B-44 262
- 117379-A Rev. A Index-7 263
- B-47, B-48 265
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