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320 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER
NLSP Area Mask
The mask indicates how many bits of the network number identify the area. The
default value is 0
.
Broadcast HELLO Interval
This is the interval, in seconds, between NLSP HELLO packets sent on a LAN
circuit by systems other than the circuit’s designated router (DR). It ranges from 1
to 65535. The default value is 10
.
Non-broadcast HELLO Interval
This is the interval, in seconds, between NLSP HELLO packets sent on WAN
circuits. It ranges from 1 to 65535. The default value is 10
.
Designated Router HELLO Interval
This is the interval, in seconds, between NLSP HELLO packets sent on a LAN
circuit by the circuit’s designated router (DR). It ranges from 1 to 65535. The
default value is 3
.
Holding Time Multiplier
When a HELLO packet is not received for a period of seconds of (Holding Time
Multiplier × HELLO Interval), the adjacent router is considered dead. On a WAN,
this period is 5 × 10 = 50 seconds with the default values. It ranges from 1 to
65535. The default value is 5
.
Clear IPX ROUTER application
Use this option to clear the IPX Router Configuration from the TXPORT device.
Selecting this option restores the default values.
- MultiPro 1
- Platform 1
- Copyright 2
- Documentation 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- Acknowledgment 2
- FCC Requirements 3
- Software Warranty 5
- Table of Contents 7
- 3 Hardware Operation 8
- 5 Unisys Poll/Select 10
- 6 Asynchronous Host and 11
- Terminal Protocol Parameters 11
- 7 Bisync 2780/3780 and 3270 12
- 9 Unisys Uniscope 13
- 10 Legacy Options 14
- 11 DLP (Data Link Protocol) 15
- 12 Frame Relay Protocol 15
- 15 IP Layer Application 17
- 17 Bridge 17
- 18 IP Router 18
- 19 IPX Router 19
- Principles and 24
- Concepts 24
- Principles and Concepts 25
- Call accept 26
- Figure 1-3 27
- Figure 1-4 27
- Figure 1-5 28
- Figure 1-6 28
- Connect Request to HOSTA 28
- Features 30
- Specifications 30
- 10 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 32
- Industry Standards 32
- Ordering 34
- Ordering Numbers 35
- 14 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 36
- 16 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 38
- Returning 39
- Products 39
- 18 CHAPTER 1: GENERAL 40
- NSTALLATION 41
- Connections 42
- Figure 2-3 43
- HAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 44
- 9101 Connections 45
- 9111 Connections 47
- T1 Connection 48
- 28 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 50
- Front 9111 51
- Figure 2-10 52
- Port 5 and Port 6 Pinouts 53
- 9211 Connections 55
- 9000 Connections 57
- 36 CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 58
- PERATION 59
- 9000 Front 60
- Operation 60
- 9000 Front Panel Operation 61
- HAPTER 3: HARDWARE OPERATION 62
- Navigating the 64
- Basic NMCS 64
- Figure 4-2 65
- Main Menu 65
- 44 CHAPTER 4: NMCS 66
- Figure 4-3 68
- Upgrade Software Screen 68
- Figure 4-4 70
- Figure 4-5 71
- Status Screen 71
- 50 CHAPTER 4: NMCS 72
- LAN Status 72
- Figure 4-6 73
- Figure 4-7 74
- Data Line Monitor Menu Screen 74
- Figure 4-8 76
- Statistics Menu Screen 76
- Figure 4-9 78
- Figure 4-10 79
- Figure 4-11 80
- Port List Screen 80
- Figure 4-12 82
- Global Parameters Screen 82
- Figure 4-13 84
- Line Module Parameters Screen 84
- Figure 4-14 86
- Port Type List Screen 86
- Figure 4-15 87
- Line Module Messages Screen 87
- Figure 4-16 89
- Default Protocol of Port 3 89
- Figure 4-17 89
- Port Address Tables 89
- Figure 4-18 90
- Figure 4-19 93
- Port L Parameters Screen 93
- Figure 4-20 95
- Downloading 96
- Firmware for the 96
- MultiPro Unit 96
- Call request 97
- Unit 000 Unit 001 97
- Figure 4-23 98
- Figure 4-24 98
- Establishing connection. . 99
- ***************************** 99
- Wait result code 100
- HAPTER 4: NMCS 102
- Number of Tasks:01 103
- Sending task: __________.HEX 103
- BLOCK ___ OF ___ SENT 103
- Press RETURN to continue 103
- 82 CHAPTER 4: NMCS 104
- Figure 4-25 105
- Setting Up an NMCS Port 105
- Figure 4-26 105
- 84 CHAPTER 4: NMCS 106
- Introduction 107
- Poll/Select 107
- Unisys Host 108
- Configuration 109
- / Operation 109
- HAPTER 5: UNISYS POLL/SELECT 110
- Configuration / Operation 111
- Figure 5-3 114
- Figure 5-4 117
- Unisys Poll/Select Host 117
- Figure 5-5 120
- Unisys Poll/Select Addresses 120
- Asynchronous 123
- Host and 123
- Terminal Port 123
- Parameters 123
- Terminal 124
- Control 129
- Characters 129
- Addresses 130
- TTY Terminal Addresses 131
- 2780/3780 135
- Figure 7-1 136
- Typical Bisync Network 136
- Figure 7-3 142
- Terminal Addresses Screen 142
- Figure 7-4 145
- Bisync Host Parameters Screen 145
- Figure 7-5 149
- 134 CHAPTER 8: NCR 156
- 136 CHAPTER 8: NCR 158
- Figure 8-3 160
- NCR Terminal Address Screen 160
- HAPTER 8: NCR 162
- Poll Code 163
- Device Type 163
- Figure 8-4 164
- NCR Host Screen 164
- 144 CHAPTER 8: NCR 166
- Figure 8-5 167
- NCR Host Addresses 167
- 148 CHAPTER 8: NCR 170
- HAPTER 9: UNISYS UNISCOPE 174
- Figure 9-3 177
- Figure 9-4 180
- Uniscope Host Screen 180
- Figure 9-5 183
- Legacy Terminal 187
- Options 187
- Device Doesn't Respond 188
- Processor 189
- Terminal Terminal 190
- Laser printer 190
- Name = remote-printer 190
- Figure 10-8 191
- Figure 10-9 191
- Figure 10-10 192
- Typical Output Only 192
- Figure 10-11 192
- Figure 10-12 193
- Figure 10-13 194
- Polling Environment 194
- Figure 10-14 195
- Message Discarded 195
- No polling 196
- Normal Sequence 197
- Sequence When Using Spooling 198
- Figure 10-21 199
- Legacy Host 200
- Figure 10-23 201
- Figure 10-24 201
- Figure 10-25 202
- Figure 10-26 202
- Figure 10-27 203
- Figure 10-28 203
- HOSTBHOSTA 204
- Disconnect Message 205
- HAPTER 10: LEGACY OPTIONS 206
- DLP Principles 207
- Figure 11-1 208
- Typical DLP Application 208
- Figure 11-3 212
- SDLC Parameters Screen 212
- Figure 11-4 215
- LAPB Parameters Screen 215
- Figure 11-5 218
- SDLC Devices Screen 218
- Figure 11-6 220
- LAPB Device Screen 220
- Data Link 221
- Protocol in SDLC 221
- Figure 11-8 222
- Figure 11-9 222
- Protocol in LAPB 223
- Figure 11-12 224
- Figure 11-13 224
- Protocol in 225
- Tunnel Mode 225
- Figure 11-16 226
- Frame Relay 227
- Unit 003 228
- Unit 001 Unit 002 228
- Figure 12-3 232
- Figure 12-4 234
- Frame Relay Endpoint 234
- Figure 12-6 237
- Frame Relay Device 237
- Figure 12-7 238
- Figure 12-8 238
- Figure 12-11 240
- Figure 12-12 240
- Figure 12-13 241
- Figure 12-14 241
- Ethernet Ethernet 242
- Ethernet 243
- X.25 Basics 245
- Figure 13-1 246
- X.25 Packet 246
- Figure 13-2 246
- X.25 Layer 1 247
- 226 CHAPTER 13: X.25 248
- X.25 Layer 1 and Layer 2 249
- X.25 Layer 3 250
- Figure 13-5 252
- X.25 Access List 253
- X.25 Channel 254
- X.25 Channel List 255
- Unit 001 256
- Unit 002 256
- Figure 13-8 257
- Figure 13-9 257
- Figure 13-10 258
- Figure 13-11 258
- Figure 13-12 259
- Figure 13-13 259
- Call Request 260
- Call Req. sub-addr = 001 261
- Internal connect request 262
- HOSTA 01 & 02 263
- Figure 13-19 264
- IP PAD A 265
- Figure 14-2 269
- Typical IP PAD List Screen 269
- Applications 271
- Figure 14-4 272
- Figure 14-5 272
- Figure 14-6 273
- Figure 14-7 273
- Figure 14-8 274
- Figure 14-9 274
- Figure 14-10 275
- Address List for Unit 002 275
- Figure 14-11 275
- Figure 14-12 276
- Figure 14-13 276
- Figure 14-14 277
- Figure 14-15 277
- Figure 14-16 278
- Figure 14-17 278
- Figure 14-18 279
- Figure 14-19 279
- Figure 14-20 280
- Figure 14-21 280
- PPLICATION 281
- Figure 15-2 285
- IP Router Parameters Screen 285
- 266 CHAPTER 16: SNMP 288
- Figure 16-2 289
- Figure 16-3 289
- SNMP Layer Parameters Screen 289
- Figure 16-4 290
- Figure 16-5 290
- UDP Layer Parameters Screen 290
- Figure 16-6 291
- Figure 16-7 291
- IP Layer Parameters Screen 291
- Figure 16-8 292
- Figure 16-9 292
- Figure 16-10 293
- 272 CHAPTER 16: SNMP 294
- Figure 16-11 296
- HP OpenView Alarm Log 296
- 276 CHAPTER 16: SNMP 298
- Bridge Basics 299
- 280 CHAPTER 17: BRIDGE 302
- Figure 17-3 304
- LAN Remote Bridge 304
- Figure 17-5 306
- Bridge List for Unit 001 306
- Figure 17-6 306
- Figure 17-7 307
- LANs Grouped into Clusters 307
- Figure 17-8 307
- Figure 17-9 308
- Figure 17-10 308
- OSPF Summary 310
- Description 310
- Definitions of 311
- Commonly Used 311
- 290 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 312
- Figure 18-1 313
- Figure 18-2 313
- 292 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 314
- NMCS Screens 315
- Figure 18-3 316
- IP Circuit Parameters Screen 316
- 296 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 318
- Figure 18-4 320
- Figure 18-5 321
- OSPF Area Parameters Screen 321
- 300 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 322
- Figure 18-6 323
- 302 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 324
- Figure 18-7 325
- 304 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 326
- Figure 18-8 327
- 306 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 328
- Figure 18-9 329
- Figure 18-10 330
- Figure 18-11 330
- Statistics 331
- 310 CHAPTER 18: IP ROUTER 332
- IPX Router 333
- Protocols 333
- Supported 334
- Summary of 336
- Summary of IPX Features 337
- 316 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 338
- Figure 19-2 339
- Figure 19-3 339
- IPX Router Parameters Screen 339
- 318 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 340
- 320 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 342
- Figure 19-4 343
- IPX Circuit Parameters Screen 343
- 322 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 344
- 324 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 346
- Figure 19-5 347
- Figure 19-6 348
- Figure 19-7 350
- Figure 19-8 352
- Figure 19-9 352
- Figure 19-10 353
- Figure 19-11 353
- Figure 19-14 355
- 334 CHAPTER 19: IPX ROUTER 356
- General 357
- Specific 358
- (9111 Unit) 359
- Figure 20-4 360
- Figure 20-5 360
- Figure 20-6 361
- Figure 20-7 361
- Ethernet Driver 362
- IP/IPX Router 363
- Figure 20-12 364
- Figure 20-13 364
- Figure 20-14 365
- Verify Settings and Press F7 365
- Figure 20-15 365
- Figure 20-16 366
- Verify Settings and Press F10 366
- Figure 20-17 366
- Figure 20-18 367
- Figure 20-19 367
- Figure 20-20 368
- Figure 20-21 368
- Router IP/IPX 369
- (9211 Unit) 369
- Figure 20-24 370
- Press F10 370
- Figure 20-25 370
- Figure 20-26 371
- Figure 20-27 371
- Figure 20-28 372
- Figure 20-29 372
- Figure 20-30 373
- Figure 20-31 373
- Figure 20-32 374
- Figure 20-33 374
- Figure 20-34 375
- Figure 20-35 375
- Figure 20-36 376
- Figure 20-37 376
- Figure 20-38 377
- Figure 21-4 382
- Figure 21-5 382
- Figure 21-6 383
- Figure 21-7 383
- Figure 21-12 386
- Figure 21-13 386
- Figure 21-14 387
- Figure 21-15 387
- Figure 21-16 388
- Figure 21-17 388
- Figure 21-18 389
- Figure 21-19 389
- Figure 21-20 390
- Figure 21-21 390
- Figure 21-24 392
- Figure 21-25 392
- Figure 21-26 393
- Figure 21-27 393
- Figure 21-28 394
- Figure 21-29 394
- Figure 21-30 395
- Figure 21-31 395
- Figure 21-32 396
- Figure 21-33 396
- Figure 21-34 397
- Figure 21-35 397
- Figure 21-36 398
- Figure 21-37 398
- Figure 21-38 399
- NTERFACE 401
- Console 402
- Interface Menu 402
- HAPTER A: CONSOLE INTERFACE 404
- Configuration Menu 405
- ?HOST BLUE 406
- ?SEND XYZ(XMIT) 406
- HELLO THERE(XMIT) 406
- (? for help) >Port #1 408
- Test Menu 411
- Statistics Menu 411
- Status Menu 417
- Connection 420
- Function 421
- Poll/Select Host 423
- Port Parameters 423
- Defaults are underlined 424
- Console Port 425
- Bisync Terminal 426
- Bisync Host Port 427
- NCR Terminal 428
- NCR Host Port 429
- Uniscope Host 431
- Protocol 432
- X.25 Parameters 434
- IP Router 436
- (Telco’s Name) 440
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