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To determine if the router booted correctly, select View➔Refresh Display
from the main Site Manager window.
If the router booted correctly, system information appears in the main Site
Manager window.
The same defaults appear in the Boot Router window after every boot. Depending
on the router, the following may appear:
• The name of the router’s boot image (the section “Default Filenames” in
Chapter 5 lists the names of the boot images for the different Bay Networks
routers)
• config for all routers
• Volume number for routers using a memory card or Single Inline Memory
Module (SIMM)
• Volume indicated by the letter A for routers using a diskette
Using Delayed Boot
Delayed Boot, or Remote User Interface Boot (RUI Boot), lets you specify the
exact date and time a Bay Networks router boot takes place. It functions in all
other aspects as a normal boot initiated from the Administration menu of Site
Manager. To perform a normal boot, see “Booting a Router,” in the previous
section.
You schedule a Delayed Boot using the Configuration Manager available from the
Tools menu of Site Manager. For more information on the Configuration Manager,
refer to Configuring Routers or Configuring Customer Access and Trunks
(BNX Software).
This section describes how to
• Enable and disable the Delayed Boot feature
• Schedule one or more Delayed Boots
• Modify a scheduled Delayed Boot
• Delete a scheduled Delayed Boot
- Managing Routers and 1
- BNX Platforms 1
- Bay Networks Software License 3
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 19
- Audience 20
- Before You Begin 20
- CompuServe 21
- How to Get Help 22
- Conventions 23
- Acronyms 24
- Chapter 1 27
- Overview of Router Management 27
- Monitoring Traps and Events 28
- Viewing Trap Messages 29
- Viewing Event Messages 32
- Using the Quick Get Tool 36
- Using the Screen Builder Tool 37
- Using the Screen Manager Tool 37
- Keeping a Log 43
- Chapter 2 45
- Using the Trap Monitor 45
- Saving a Configuration 49
- Specifying Traps by Category 52
- Specifying Traps by Entity 54
- Field Value 57
- Enabling an SNMP Agent 58
- Filtering Trap Messages 61
- Filtering by Severity 62
- 3. Click on Save 64
- Saving Trap Messages 65
- Chapter 3 67
- Monitoring Router Events 67
- Displaying Event Logs 68
- Displaying a Remote Log 70
- Displaying a Local Log 71
- Filtering Event Messages 72
- Saving Event Messages 75
- Chapter 4 79
- Viewing the Bay Networks MIB 81
- Using the MIB Browser 83
- Adding Statistics Screens 91
- Filename Screen description 92
- Displaying Statistics Screens 94
- 1. Select Options➔Poll Rate 95
- Creating Statistics Filters 99
- Using Display Filters 100
- Display Filter Example: 101
- Using Retrieval Filters 103
- Saving Statistics Information 105
- Designing Statistics Screens 106
- Monitoring Statistics 111
- 2. Launch the screen 111
- Table 4-2. MIB II Counters 114
- For More Information 115
- Chapter 5 117
- Managing Router Files 117
- Active Volumes 119
- Default Filenames 121
- Connecting to a Router 122
- Naming a File 123
- Copying a File 124
- Creating the Copy 125
- Deleting a File 126
- Transferring a File 127
- Setting Up Multiple Routers 129
- Getting a File 132
- Putting a File 135
- Available free space 136
- Contiguous free space 136
- Modifying 139
- 2. Select Commands➔Compact 141
- 3. Click on OK 141
- Creating a Partition 143
- Deleting a Partition 146
- Chapter 6 147
- Using the Report Generator 147
- (continued) 148
- (continued) 149
- <version>.rpt. For 154
- #ROUTER=192.32.156.66 157
- #AUDIT=ON 157
- #FILE=/usr/wf/routerA.adt 157
- ROUTER=192.32.156.3 158
- FILE=/usr1/jb/southcape.adt 158
- EMAIL=pgrant,llantz,odiaz 158
- /usr1/jake/audit.cfg 159
- Chapter 7 161
- Booting a Router 162
- Using Delayed Boot 164
- Scheduling a Delayed Boot 165
- LOCAL, PLUS, MINUS* 168
- LOCAL, PLUS, MINUS* 172
- Booting a Processor Module 173
- Clearing the Event Log 175
- Pinging a Remote Device 176
- IP Ping Responses 179
- IPX Ping 180
- IPX Ping Responses 182
- OSI Ping 182
- OSI Ping Responses 183
- VINES Ping 184
- VINES Ping Responses 186
- AppleTalk Ping 187
- AppleTalk Ping Responses 188
- APPN Ping 189
- APPN Ping Responses 190
- Partitioning Overview 192
- No valid modules were found 194
- Chapter 8 197
- Using the Ping MIB 197
- Intervals➔IP 200
- Click on Add 201
- 205
- 206
- 206
- 207
- Specifying Source Routes 208
- Reviewing IP Ping Statistics 210
- Appendix A 211
- Responding to SNMP SET Errors 211
- SNMP set error! 212
- Object wf SyncLineNumber 212
- UNIX Workstations 213
- DOS Workstations 213
- Appendix B 215
- Using the 215
- Facility 215
- Configuring the 216
- Understanding How 217
- Filters Messages 217
- Configuring 218
- Group Parameters 218
- 219
- Host List 221
- Using the syslog Facility 227
- 230
- Table B-1 231
- Error Levels 231
- Deleting the 235
- Facility from the Router 235
- Appendix C 237
- Using Config Generator 238
- Checking for Errors 238
- Checking MIB Attributes 239
- Checking MIB Attribute Values 239
- DISABLE, ENABLE 240
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