Chase Research IOLAN+ - Statistics Screens; Trap Function; Server Statistics Pop-Up Menus; SNMP Trap Configuration Menu

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The Menu Interface
9.15 Statistics
Screens
The statistics screens are used for troubleshooting only. This
main screen shows the sub-menus that can be addressed.
For more information on the statistics menu, see
Troubleshooting & Maintenance (Appendix B).
** Administrator ** SERVER STATISTICS REMOTE-ADMIN
=== ETHERNET ===
Tx: Pkts: 395 Errors: 0 Collisions: ===== Statistics =====
Retries : 0 Resets: 0 Busy: | ETH/TTY/GATEWAY |
Rx: Pkts: 866 Bufs: 170/300 No Bufs: | IP/ICMP/UDP |
Prot: 101 Miss: 0 Busy: | TCP |
| Users |
=== SERIAL LINES === | Framed Link Status |
Tx: chars: 6,561 psec: 2 | Netstat |
Rx: chars: 2,752 psec: 1 | Gateway |
Malformed: 0 Lost: 0 OverRuns: | Slip |
Buffer failures: 0 | Clear counters |
| Restore counters |
=== ROUTING STATISTICS === | Port Status |
bad redirects: 0 dynamic: 0 ne | Line Status |
unreachable: 0 wild card: 0 | LPD Status |
| PPP Status |
Uptime: 0 days 00:41:49 hours Memory free:182768 ======================
Figure 47: Server Statistics pop-up menus.
9.16 Trap Function
This is the SNMP trap setup which allows SNMP trap
messages to be sent to up to four hosts. Trap messages are
sent at system startup and detection of security violations.
** Administrator ** SNMP TRAP CONFIGURATION MENU REMOTE-ADMIN
Entry Trap Host Community Name
1 [ ] [ ]
2 [ ] [ ]
3 [ ] [ ]
4 [ ] [ ]
Figure 48: SNMP Trap Configuration Menu.
Trap Host This field is the IP address of the trap host.
Community
Name
This is the community (password) of trap host.