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ipx trace
Description
The ipx command allows you to display or configure parameters to control the IPX protocol. Entering
any of the commands without options or parameters displays the current state.
Subcommands and parameters
ipx broadcast—Displays the current status (on or off) of ipx broadcast.
ipx internal_net [internal_net_number]
internal_net_number—Displays or sets the current IPX internal network number. If no internal_net_number
is entered, the Router displays the current network number. During start-up, the Router initializes the
IPX internal network number to a unique value based upon the address of the Ethernet interface (range
1 to FFFFFFFE).
ipx optimize [on | off]
on—Enables you to configure the Router to minimize unnecessary dialing on NetWare networks. This
command loads a set of filters that eliminate unnecessary dialing caused by NetBIOS/IPX, NetWare
Time Synchronization, NetWare Directory Services, and SPX applications.
off—Disables this feature.
ipx priority—Displays the current status (on or off) of ipx priority.
ipx spx—Displays the current status (on or off) of ipx spx optimization.
ipx routing [{enable | disable}]
enable—Enables IPX routing on the Router. The default value is enabled.
disable—Disables IPX routing on the Router.When IPX routing is disabled, no IPX packets are
allowed through any interface. If IPX routing is disabled, the Router will still route IP traffic.
ipx trace—Displays the current status (on or off) of ipx trace.
Example
ipx internal_net bf4d021b
This sets the internal net number to bf4d021b.
3.9 netstat
Show IPX network statistics
Syntax
netstat [-m] [-p {ipx | rip | sap | pburst ] [-s]
Description
Use the netstat command to display IPX protocol statistics.
Subcommands and parameters
-m—Display memory statistics: amount of free memory, number of failed memory allocations, number