Installation and Getting Started Guide
Displaying IPX Configuration Information and Statistics
You can use CLI commands and Web management options to display the following IPX information:
• Global IPX parameter settings – see “Displaying Global IPX Configuration Information” on page 14-16.
• IPX interfaces – see “Displaying IPX Interface Information” on page 14-17.
• IPX forwarding cache – see “Displaying the IPX Forwarding Cache” on page 14-19.
• IPX route table – see “Displaying the IPX Route Table” on page 14-20.
• IPX server table – see “Displaying the IPX Server Table” on page 14-21.
• IPX traffic statistics – see “Displaying IPX Traffic Statistics” on page 14-22.
Displaying Global IPX Configuration Information
To display global IPX configuration information for the routing switch, use one of the following methods.
USING THE CLI
To display IPX configuration information, enter the following command at any CLI level:
HP9300> show ipx
IPX Enabled
NetBIOS (type 20): Disallowed
Maximum RIP entries: 2048
Maximum SAP entries: 4096
Maximum IPX RIP filters: 32
Maximum IPX SAP filters: 32
Maximum IPX forward filters: 32
Syntax: show ipx
This display shows the following information.
Table 14.1: CLI Display of Global IPX Configuration Information
This Field... Displays...
IPX Enabled Verifies that IPX is enabled.
Note: IPX is disabled, the following message is displayed in stead:
“ipx not running”
IPX NetBIOS (type 20) Indicates whether IPX is configured to allow NetBIOS type 20
packets. is field can have one of the following values:
• Allowed
• Disallowed
To change this parameter, see “Enable NetBIOS” on page 14-3.
Maximum IPX RIP filters How many IPX route filters you can configure in the routing switch.
On some devices, you can change this value by changing the amount
of memory allocated for the filters. See “Displaying and Modifying
System Parameter Default Settings” in the “Configuring Basic
Features” chapter of Installation and Getting Started Guide.
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