Routing monitoring, Delay monitoring, Dual trunk e1 router – Black Box LRU4240 User Manual

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Dual Trunk E1 Router

Dual Trunk E1 Router User’s Guide

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OUTING

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ONITORING

The Dual Trunk E1 Router collects statistics on the following:

• Ethernet physical layer
• Data ethernet
• IP MIB Statistics

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ELAY

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ONITORING

The delay monitoring feature in the Dual Trunk E1 Router provides network delay measurement
between the Dual Trunk E1 Router and any device on the network. The LRU4240 measures delay
by using a ping protocol. As part of the pattern generation and packet sequencing, delay
measurement will use the ping packet to timestamp and obtain round-trip delays to specific IP
addresses. This method can measure the delay to any device that implements the TCP/IP protocol,
not just to BlackBox units. The traffic added to support the measurement is minimal, and the user
can configure traffic frequency. The length of the ping packet can allow delay measurements in
different frame sizes. A user who is concerned about bandwidth utilization by the measure can
configure the test for a single short ping every few minutes, making the test bandwidth penalty
virtually non-existent.

The link-based testing and delay monitoring features allow network managers to test network links,
as well as quantify the network delay, and are especially useful during network installation and
trouble isolation. Both features provide the benefit of circuit level testing across the network.

Menu-9C allows you to configure the Dual Trunk E1 Router for delay monitoring. The results of the
test are displayed in Menu-3M.

Table 9-3

Routing Report Menus

Menu Screen

Description

3FA - Ethernet physical layer

Displays the ethernet protocol statistics which includes FCS errors, total
single collision frames, total number of deferred transmissions, total
number of late collisions, total number of carrier sense errors, and total
number of frames received that are too long.

3FB - Ethernet interface statistics

Displays data ethernet statistics which include totals for octets
received/transmitted, unicast packets received/transmitted, non unicast
packets received/transmitted, number of packets received with unknown
protocol IDs, RX packets received with Ethernet errors, and non-routable
RX packets received.

3FC - IP statistics

Displays IP MIB statistics including: totals packets received

3FE - ICMP Receive statistics

Displays

performance data for every 15-minute interval in the last 4

days. (

up to 32 screens)

3FF - ICMP Transmit statistics

Displays performance data totals for each day, for the last 14 days

3FG - ARP statistics

Displays performance data uptime totals for the NET1, NET2, and
aggregate network port

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