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The MicroMMAC-T Chassis View
2-10 Viewing Chassis Information
Port status view options are:
Load
If you choose L
oad, the port text boxes will display the percentage of network
load processed by each port during the last polling interval. This percentage
reflects the network load generated by devices connected to the port compared to
the theoretical maximum load (4 or 16 Mbits/sec) of a Token Ring network.
Status
You can view two S
tatus categories for your ports which reflect six possible
Admin/Link or Admin status conditions:
• A
dmin/Link — ENB (enabled), BYP (bypassed), LNK (linked), or INS
(inserted)
• Ad
min — ON or OFF
If you have selected the A
dmin/Link status mode, a port is considered:
• ENB (enabled) if the port has been enabled by management, but there is no
station linked to that port.
• BYP (bypassed) if the port has been disabled by management, and there is no
station linked to that port.
• LNK (linked) when the port has been disabled by management, and there is a
station linked to that port.
• INS (inserted) when the port has been enabled by management, and there is a
station linked to that port.
If you have selected the Ad
min status mode, a port is considered:
• ON if the port is enabled.
• OFF if the port has been disabled by management.
Errors
If you choose the E
rrors mode, an additional menu offers the following options:
Errors Total Soft Errors, Line, Burst, AC, Abort Sequences,
Internal, Lost Frames, Congestion, FC, Token, or
Frequency
The port status boxes will display the percentage for each active port that
represents what portion of that port’s total traffic is of the specific error type that
you selected. See Chapter 3, Token Ring Statistics, for complete descriptions of
these error types.
Select one of the E
rrors options to see what percentage of the total frames received
by each active port during the last polling interval was of the error type you
selected. This percentage reflects the number of errors generated by devices
connected to that port in relation to the total number of frames processed by the
port (errors ÷ [errors + frames]).
- MicroMMAC-T User's Guide 1
- Virus Disclaimer 3
- Restricted Rights Notice 5
- Chapter 4 Token Ring Alarms 9
- Contents 10
- Introduction 11
- Using This Guide 12
- Software Conventions 13
- Related Manuals 13
- 1-4 Software Conventions 14
- Left Mouse Button 14
- Right Mouse Button 14
- Using Window Buttons 15
- Getting Help 17
- 1-8 Getting Help 18
- The MicroMMAC-T Chassis View 19
- Viewing Chassis Information 20
- Front Panel Information 21
- Menu Structure 22
- Port Status Displays 27
- The Chassis Manager Window 30
- Viewing Hardware Types 30
- Managing the Hub 31
- 2-14 Managing the Hub 32
- Managing the Hub 2-15 33
- 2-16 Managing the Hub 34
- Managing the Hub 2-17 35
- Viewing Network Information 36
- Managing the Hub 2-19 37
- Viewing Module Status 38
- Viewing Ring Port Status 39
- 2-22 Managing the Hub 40
- Managing the Hub 2-23 41
- 2-24 Managing the Hub 42
- Managing the Hub 2-25 43
- 2-26 Managing the Hub 44
- Resetting the Device 45
- 2-28 Managing the Hub 46
- Managing the Hub 2-29 47
- 2-30 Managing the Hub 48
- Enabling and Disabling Ports 49
- Token Ring Statistics 57
- Network Level Statistics 60
- Network Level Statistics 3-5 61
- 3-6 Network Level Statistics 62
- Network Level Statistics 3-7 63
- 3-8 Network Level Statistics 64
- Network Timer Statistics 65
- Network Performance Graphs 66
- Network Level Statistics 3-11 67
- The Frame Size Window 68
- Network Level Statistics 3-13 69
- 3-14 Network Level Statistics 70
- Management Station Statistics 71
- Port Level Statistics 75
- 3-20 Port Level Statistics 76
- Port Level Statistics 3-21 77
- 3-22 Port Level Statistics 78
- Port Performance Graphs 79
- 3-24 Port Level Statistics 80
- Port Level Statistics 3-25 81
- 3-26 Port Level Statistics 82
- Token Ring Alarms 83
- 4-2 Ring-Level Alarm Limits 84
- Ring-Level Station Alarms 85
- 4-4 Ring-Level Alarm Limits 86
- Station-Level Alarm Limits 87
- The Station List Window 91
- Station List Window Fields 92
- Viewing Station Statistics 93
- Setting Station Alarms 94
- Printing the Station List 95
- The Station Map 96
- Station Map Window Fields 97
- Viewing the Station Map 98
- Station Pop-up Text Boxes 98
- The Station Map 5-9 99
- The Station Command Menu 100
- Manipulating the Station Map 101
- The Station Map 5-13 103
- 5-14 The Station Map 104
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