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Configuring and Managing Routers with Site Manager
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309081-14.20 Rev 00
Well-Known Connections List
At the right of the main Site Manager window, there is a list box titled
Well-Known Connections (refer to Figure 1-2
), which lists the IP addresses of
routers you have connected to with this version of Site Manager. Click on an IP
address in the list to connect to a specific router.
For information about how to use this list, go to “Connecting to Routers
” on
page 1-16
.
- Configuring and Managing 1
- Routers with Site Manager 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Statement of Conditions 2
- Contents 5
- 309081-14.20 Rev 00 10
- Before You Begin 23
- Text Conventions 24
- Acronyms 25
- Hard-Copy Technical Manuals 26
- How to Get Help 27
- Chapter 1 29
- <slot_number> 31
- <image_file> 31
- Router Security 32
- How to Use This Guide 32
- Starting Site Manager 33
- Starting Site Manager on a PC 34
- Site Manager Main Window 37
- Main Window Buttons 39
- Well-Known Connections List 40
- Using Site Manager Windows 41
- Window Conventions 42
- Connecting to Routers 44
- <tool_option> 49
- Router Connection Messages 50
- Figure 1-11. Version Window 52
- Starting Site Manager Tools 53
- Exiting Site Manager Tools 54
- Exiting Site Manager 55
- Changing Fonts on a PC 56
- Changing Colors on a PC 56
- XSiteMgr*fontList:8x13 57
- Chapter 2 59
- Getting Help for Parameters 63
- Specifying System Information 64
- Local Mode 66
- Collection Modules list 75
- 12. Click on OK 76
- (Passport 2430) 77
- (Passport 5430) 81
- (continued) 92
- V.34 console modem port: 93
- Chapter 3 97
- Configuration Procedure 98
- Modifying Network Interfaces 100
- 1. Connect to the router 101
- Caution: 103
- Circuit Naming Conventions 107
- Configuring a Circuit 111
- Adding Protocols to a Circuit 118
- Moving a Circuit 120
- Renaming a Circuit 121
- Saving Configuration Files 129
- Chapter 4 135
- Booting the Router 135
- Booting Methods 136
- Preparing to Boot a Router 137
- Booting with a Named Boot 138
- Deleting a Configuration File 141
- Booting with a Scheduled Boot 142
- Deleting a Scheduled Boot 147
- Booting a Processor Module 149
- Chapter 5 151
- Managing Router Files 151
- Default Router File Names 154
- File-Naming Conventions 156
- Copying a File 158
- Deleting a File 160
- Transferring Files 162
- you must compact memory 173
- Formatting Flash Memory 175
- Creating a Partition 177
- <slot><volume> 178
- Deleting a Partition 180
- Chapter 6 181
- Image Builder Tool 184
- The Image Builder Menu Bar 185
- Image Information 185
- Details Buttons 186
- Component Information Box 186
- Removing Software Components 190
- Adding Software Components 192
- Saving a Modified Image 194
- Creating a New Image 196
- Chapter 7 201
- Event Messages for Routers 202
- Configuring Trap Messages 203
- Selecting Trap Messages 207
- Configuring SNMP, BootP 209
- Changing the Trap Port for 214
- Using the Trap Monitor 215
- Saving Trap Messages 221
- Monitoring Router Events 223
- Viewing Event Messages 225
- Loading the Current Log 226
- Loading the Remote Log 227
- Loading a Local Log 228
- Filtering Event Messages 230
- Saving Event Messages 233
- Chapter 8 235
- Monitoring Statistics 235
- Statistics Manager 236
- $(HOME)/.wfscrns 237
- Quick Get Tool 238
- Screen Builder Tool 238
- Screen Manager Tool 239
- Launch Facility Tool 239
- Using Online Help 239
- Accessing Statistics 240
- Adding Statistics Windows 241
- Removing Statistics Windows 243
- Retrieving Statistics 244
- Stopping Statistics Retrieval 245
- Creating Statistics Filters 249
- Using Display Filters 250
- Using Retrieval Filters 252
- \wf\wfscrns 260
- Editing Statistics Windows 261
- SNMP get 263
- SNMP set 263
- Using the MIB Browser 266
- 2. Click on Retrieve Request 270
- Table 8-6. MIB II Counters 273
- Chapter 9 275
- <version>.rpt 280
- <warning_level> 282
- <report_template> 282
- <configuration_file> 282
- <report_file> 282
- Using Config Generator 286
- Checking for Errors 286
- Checking MIB Attribute Values 287
- Checking MIB Attributes 287
- Chapter 10 289
- Auditing Configuration Files 289
- #SWITCH=192.32.156.66 293
- #AUDIT=ON 293
- #FILE=/usr/wf/routerA.adt 293
- Chapter 11 295
- Using the Ping Option 295
- IP Ping Responses 298
- IPX Ping 300
- IPX Ping Responses 302
- OSI Ping 303
- OSI Ping Responses 304
- VINES Ping 305
- VINES Ping Responses 306
- AppleTalk Ping 307
- AppleTalk Ping Responses 308
- APPN Ping 310
- APPN Ping Responses 312
- Configuring IP Ping Requests 314
- Deleting Ping Requests 316
- Reviewing IP Ping Statistics 318
- Appendix A 321
- Operating Site Manager 321
- (continued) 323
- Appendix B 325
- Site Manager Parameters 325
- System Information Parameters 328
- Console Port Parameters 329
- Login: prompt 332
- Password: 332
- Login: prompt when the 332
- RUI Boot Group List Parameter 335
- RUI Boot Interface Parameters 336
- RUI Boot Parameters 337
- <volume> 338
- Default: None 339
- Trap Parameters 340
- Ping Parameters 341
- Syslog Group Parameters 346
- Syslog Host List Parameters 347
- Appendix C 359
- Checking SNMP SET Errors 359
- Receiving an SNMP SET Error 360
- Error Messages on a PC 362
- Appendix D 363
- Click on Add 369
- Appendix E 373
- Partitioning Overview 374
- No valid modules were found 375
- Modules Only) 377
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