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The Asanté NetRASThese categories are applicable only when the 3-in-1 port (LANport) is selected.If a remote user port is selected, the following categories are available:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏Good packets inGood packets outBytes inBytes outParity errorsChar frame errorsoverrun errorsChecksum errorsPerformance/Statistics/CurveOpens the Statistics Line Curve window, a line curve graph displayingup to six selectable types of statistics. You can choose fromthe following categories:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏Good packets inGood packets outBytes inBytes outFrame too longRuntsFCS errorsCollisionsThe following categories are applicable only when 3-in-1 port (LANport) is selected.If a remote user port is selected, the following categories are available:❏❏❏❏❏❏❏❏Good packets inGood packets outBytes inBytes outParity errorsChar frame errorsoverrun errorsChecksum errorsPage 3-23
Using the Panel ViewPerformance/Status/PortOpens the Port Status window for the NetRAS.This window applies only to the Remote User I/O ports. You mustfirst select one of the I/O ports before this command is available.Performance/Status/Current SessionOpens the Current Session window, displaying information aboutthe last 32 remote users to log in to the NetRAS. The maximumcount of 32 includes only those users who are currently logged intothe NetRAS.Performance/Status/Previous SessionOpens the Previous Session window, displaying informationabout the previous 128 users to log in to the NetRAS.Fault/Reset AgentSends a Reset command to the NetRAS. You must confirm the commandbefore it is actually sent.Fault/Reset PortSends a Reset command to the NetRAS. You must confirm the commandbefore it is actually sent.Page 3-24
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Setting Up SNMP Managers . . . . .
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