Brocade Network Advisor SAN + IP User Manual v12.1.0 - Manual (Page 698)

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Ethernet fabric traceroute
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• Outgoing Port: The port numbers in the path to the destination RBridge from the source
RBridge.
• Round Trip Delay: The round trip delay in microseconds.
NOTE
The round trip delay for the starting RBridge (edge) is always 0 microseconds for a
successful trace as this represents a self-loop.
• Status: Whether the traceroute succeeded or failed.
NOTE
A failed status indicates that the destination is not reachable from the outgoing port of this
RBridge after the switch initiates the traceroute command.
16. To review the average round trip delay for the RBridge across the requests, click the Average
Round Trip Delay tab.
The Average Round Trip Delay tab displays the round trip data for the RBridge for all repeated
requests:
• RBridge ID: The RBridge ID of the VCS member.
• Switch Name: The display name or IP address or display name and IP address of the VCS
member (defined by you in the main window).
• Average: The average round trip delay of all traceroute samples in microseconds for each
hop.
• Traceroute number: The round trip delay in microseconds for each hop.
NOTE
The round trip delay for the starting RBridge (edge) is always 0 microseconds for a
successful trace as this represents a self-loop.
Exporting diagnostic data
You can export data to a CSV-formatted text file. To export data from the Ethernet Fabrics
Traceroute for Ethernet_Fabric dialog box, complete the following steps.
1. Choose one of the following options:
• To export diagnostic results, click the Diagnostics Results tab.
• To export the average round trip delay for the RBridge across the requests, click the
Average Round Trip Delay tab.
2. Right-click anywhere in the table and select Export Table.
The Save table to a tab delimited file dialog box displays.
3. Browse to the directory where you want to save the data.