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4. Check route tables
To check the route tables on both routers, enter the command:
show ipx route
Check for the presence of networks on the remote side of the wide area
network. If the remote network is missing from the route table on either
router, enter the command:
reset ipx
which resets the IPX routing software and forces the routers to broadcast
their routing and service tables.
Using Trace Route for IP Traffic
You can use trace route to discover the route that packets pass between two
systems running the IP protocol. Trace route sends an initial UDP packets with
the Time To Live (TTL) field in the IP header set starting at 1. The TTL field is
increased by one for every subsequent packet sent until the destination is
reached. Each hop along the path between two systems responds with a TTL
exceeded packet and from this the path is determined. For more information
about trace route, see the Internet Protocol (IP) chapter in the Software
Reference.
To initiate a trace route, enter the command:
trace [[ipaddress=]ipadd] [maxttl=number] [minttl=number]
[number=number] [port=port-number] [screenoutput={yes|no}]
[source=ipadd] [timeout=number] [tos=number]
Any parameters not specified use the defaults configured with a previous
invocation of the command:
set trace [[ipaddress=]ipadd] [maxttl=number] [minttl=number]
[number=number] [port=port-number] [screenoutput={yes|no}]
[source=ipadd] [timeout=number] [tos=number]
As each response packet is received a message is displayed on the terminal
device from which the command was entered and the details are recorded. To
display the default configuration and summary information, enter the
command:
show trace
To halt a trace route that is in progress, enter the command:
stop trace
- AR700 SERIES 1
- User Guide 1
- Software Release 2.7.1 1
- Contents 3
- Operating the Router 4
- Introduction 7
- The Documentation Set 8
- Technical support 9
- Features of the Router 9
- Layer 3 and Other Features 10
- Special Feature Licences 11
- Warning about FLASH memory 12
- Interface (CLI) 13
- Connecting a Terminal or PC 14
- Logging In 15
- Assigning an IP Address 15
- Setting Routes 16
- Changing a Password 17
- Choosing a Password 17
- Using the Commands 18
- Getting Command Line Help 19
- Setting System Parameters 20
- Interface (GUI) 21
- What is the GUI? 22
- Pop-up Windows 23
- HTTP Proxy Servers 23
- Start here 24
- AR700 Series Router 25
- AR700 Series router 27
- Secure Access 29
- System Hardware Details 31
- Navigation and Features 32
- Editable Fields 34
- The Management Menu 35
- The Monitoring Menu 35
- The Diagnostics Menu 36
- Changing the Password 36
- Context Sensitive GUI Help 36
- Upgrading the GUI 37
- Troubleshooting 39
- Traffic Flow 41
- IP Addresses and DHCP 41
- Time and NTP 42
- Loading Software 42
- Normal Mode and Security Mode 45
- Remote Management 48
- Storing Files in FLASH Memory 48
- Using Scripts 49
- Storing Multiple Scripts 50
- Loading and Uploading Files 51
- Loading Files 52
- Setting LOADER Defaults 53
- Upgrading Router Software 55
- Using TFTP 56
- Using the Built-in Editor 59
- SNMP and MIBs 60
- Interfaces 64
- Naming Interfaces 65
- Ethernet Ports 65
- Asynchronous Port 66
- Synchronous Ports 67
- Switch Ports 67
- Port Speed and Duplex Mode 68
- Virtual LANs 69
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP) 70
- Frame Relay 71
- BRI Versus PRI 74
- Default Setup 75
- Testing the BRI or PRI PIC 75
- Configuring ISDN 76
- Configuring Primary Rate ISDN 79
- Configuring an IP Network 87
- Before You Start 88
- Configuring IP 88
- Configuring IP Multicasting 90
- Configuring IGMP 91
- Multicasting using DVMRP 92
- Protocol (DHCP) 97
- Configuring IPX 99
- C613-02047-00 REV A 100
- Network = 401 101
- Network = 12 101
- AppleTalk 103
- 172.31.108.10 105
- 172.31.2.2 105
- This Chapter 107
- How the Router Starts Up 108
- How to Avoid Problems 109
- Configure logging 110
- Configure Firewall 110
- FLASH compaction 110
- Watch for software updates 110
- Completely 111
- Regularly 112
- Resetting Router Defaults 113
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