Release Bulletin NP V10.4.1R02 - Comtech EF Data
Release Bulletin NP V10.4.1R02 - Comtech EF Data
Release Bulletin NP V10.4.1R02 - Comtech EF Data
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Using this Document<br />
PORT ETH> Number of deferred transmissions..........0<br />
PORT ETH> Number of collision frames................0<br />
DS command on an SDM-9620:<br />
AF.9620-2>DS<br />
DISPLAY STATES<br />
Item (GLOBAL/PORT/REDUNDANCY/SPAN,def:GLOBAL) ? PORT<br />
PORT ETH 1> Protocol................................ETHERNET<br />
PORT ETH 1> Interface...............................10BASET<br />
PORT ETH 1> Speed...................................100M<br />
PORT ETH 1> Duplex mode.............................HALF<br />
PORT ETH 1> Operating mode..........................L-<br />
PORT ETH 1> State...................................OPEN<br />
PORT ETH 1> Network address.........................00200CE014F1<br />
PORT ETH 1> Redundancy MAC address..................00005E000000<br />
(inactive)<br />
PORT ETH 1> Burned-in address.......................00200CE014F1<br />
PORT ETH 1> Number of deferred transmissions........0<br />
PORT ETH 1> Number of collision frames..............0<br />
PORT ETH 2> Protocol................................ETHERNET<br />
PORT ETH 2> Interface...............................10BASET<br />
PORT ETH 2> Speed...................................UNKNOWN<br />
PORT ETH 2> Duplex mode.............................HALF<br />
PORT ETH 2> Operating mode..........................--<br />
PORT ETH 2> State...................................OPEN<br />
PORT ETH 2> Network address.........................00200CCE014F1<br />
PORT ETH 2> Redundancy MAC address..................00005E000001<br />
(active)<br />
PORT ETH 2> Burned-in address.......................00200CE014F2<br />
PORT ETH 2> Number of deferred transmissions........0<br />
PORT ETH 2> Number of collision frames..............0<br />
The equivalent information can be retrieved in SNMP using new entries in the<br />
statSystem table:<br />
- statSystemRedunMacAddrState1<br />
- statSystemRedunMacAddr1<br />
- statSystemRedunMacAddrState2<br />
- statSystemRedunMacAddr2.<br />
• Modified: An ARP request is now sent to the ARP cache 1 minute before the<br />
Time To Live (TTL) ends if the NetPerformer needs to send a packet to a specific<br />
MAC address. This ensures that the entry for this MAC address will not be<br />
erased from the ARP table. It also prevents traffic bursts when ARP entries are<br />
renewed.<br />
• Modified: The DISPLAY operation of the ARP command now includes the port<br />
index of the LAN interface. This distinguishes entries in the ARP cache with the<br />
same destination address, and resolves a problem with SNMP.<br />
SDM-9620-BOTTOM>ARP<br />
3-14 Memotec Inc.