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Yes
Enables address mask reply messages to be generated in compliance with the
relevant sections of RFCs 950 and 1009.
Address Resolution
Enables or disables address resolution, the mapping of 32-bit IP addresses to 48-bit
station addresses. This parameter setting also influences the data-link encapsulation
method used at address resolution time.
Default: ARP & HP Probe
ARP
Allows the router to conditionally enable IP/Ethernet address mapping using the
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP, as described in RFC 826) and the Proxy ARP
Protocol.
HP Probe
Enables the proprietary Hewlett-Packard Probe Protocol, an address resolution
functioning much like ARP. Both Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 encapsulation are used.
The following Probe messages are routed:
Unsolicited Reply (outgoing), transmitted
on all IP network IFs when router is booted.
Virtual Address Request (incoming—except on the
same circuit—and outgoing)
Virtual Address Reply (incoming and outgoing)
The following HP Probe messages are bridged if bridging is enabled:
Name Request (incoming)
Name Reply (outgoing)
Proxy Name Request (incoming)
Proxy Name Reply (outgoing)
ARP & HP Probe
Enables concurrent operation of HP Probe and ARP. With both address resolution
protocols enabled, the router uses the first-in resolved media address until the
address is modified by subsequent updates. Nodes are contacted with both Ethernet
and IEEE 802.3 encapsulation; if a node responds to both, then the encapsulation
used for the node is the one with the shortest data-link-layer header.
DDN
Enables the DDN address resolution algorithm, a requirement if the network
interface provides X.25 DDN service.
None
Disables address mapping. With mapping disabled, all station address/IP address
relationships must be configured as static routes.
PDN
Enables a table-based RFC-877-compliant address resolution mechanism, a
requirement if the network interface provides X.25 PDN service.
Internet Protocol
(IP) Parameters
7
Internet Protocol (IP) Parameters
Parameters and Options
7-7
- HP AdvanceStack Routers 1
- When To Use This Guide 4
- Audience 5
- Organization 5
- Other HP Router Manuals 6
- Contents 8
- 17 Event Log Messages 10
- A Parameter Finder 13
- Introduction 14
- Access to the 15
- Configuration 15
- Operator’s Reference 16
- Dictionary of Configuration 20
- Global and Session 26
- Software Parameters 32
- Lines Parameters 36
- Circuit Parameters 42
- Circuit Group Parameters 72
- Bridge Parameters 76
- Overview 101
- Internet Protocol 102
- (IP) Parameters 102
- Parameters and Options 105
- DECnet Parameters 130
- Parameters 132
- SNMP Agent Parameters 144
- SNMP Agent 148
- Xerox Network Systems (XNS) 150
- Router Parameters 150
- XNS Router 152
- IPX Protocol Parameters 164
- IPX Protocol 166
- AppleTalk Parameters 184
- AppleTalk 186
- X.25 Service Parameters 202
- X.25 Service 204
- V.25 bis Network Mapping 218
- General Operating Reference 222
- Using the Statistic Screens 224
- Bridge Statistics Screen 229
- Circuit Statistics Screen 233
- IPX Router Statistics Screen 239
- Per Second Statistics Screen 241
- XNS Router Statistics Screen 243
- Resources 247
- Commands 248
- Request Message 249
- Boot: Rebooting the Router 250
- Message Categories 256
- Event Log 258
- Page: Toggle Page Mode 259
- Quickr: Invoking Quick Remote 265
- NCL Command 267
- Continue/Exit prompt 271
- Connection 272
- Accessing the Management 275
- Information Base 275
- Managed Objects Table 277
- [identifier] 278
- List: Displaying the MIB 280
- Accessing the Internet 285
- Management Information Base 285
- Translation Table 286
- IP Address Net Mask Bcast IF 287
- Variable Class 288
- Variable 292
- Accessing a Remote Management 293
- Configuration Table 300
- Net.Node Phys Address IF 302
- 102.3 080009000411 3 302
- 160.147 0800098333ab 12 302
- Rgetb: Displaying the Bridge 304
- Forwarding/Filtering Table 304
- Routing Table 306
- Dst Next Hop Mtr T/P Age IF 308
- Dst Next Hop Hop T/P Age IF 314
- First Protocol 316
- Interfaces 318
- Database 320
- Neighbors 322
- Tree Explorer Frames 328
- V.25 bis 331
- Switched Virtual Circuits 332
- Code, Configuration, and NCL 337
- TFTP Security Features 338
- Using ZModem to Transfer 342
- Configuration and NCL Display 342
- Event Log Messages 348
- How To Use This Chapter 349
- AARP mapping table is full 351
- AARP PROBE/RSP: node address 351
- AARP probing terminated for 351
- AARP REQ/RSP: node address 351
- AARP address mapping table 352
- AARP Mapping Table parameters 352
- Cfg: illegal zone name 353
- Cfg: No config summary record 355
- Cfg: No BOOTLOAD record 355
- Cfg: No circuits configured 355
- Cfg: No entity records 355
- enabled with network range 357
- enabled with node address 357
- Forcing AARP probing for cg 357
- aa bb cc dd 358
- Invalid AARP event 359
- , AARP state 359
- for cg 359
- Zone name table full 361
- System went down: 362
- Event Messages 363
- Adapter error = 366
- Bad full polling; reset to 6 367
- BUD Failed, SIFSTS = XXXX 369
- Circuit reset complete 370
- Connection established 371
- Connection inactivity timeout 371
- Connection retry in progress 371
- CTS has come up 372
- CTS has gone down 372
- DATA Available 372
- DCE set DSR while sending CFI 373
- Y. Y.Y. Y 376
- Invalid Configuration 379
- Invalid message type XXX 379
- Invalid MFS, dflt=2 380
- Invalid N2, dflt=16 380
- Invalid QOS. Setting to LLC1 380
- Invalid shift parameter 380
- Memory error (MERR) detected 383
- QOS = quality of service 390
- Server’s login attempt failed 396
- SQE absent (non 802.3 XCVR) 396
- SR Rif_table out of space 398
- SR Sr_es_table out of space 398
- Transceiver signal loss 401
- Transmit underflow detected 401
- TR Open Failed 402
- XNSCP is down 406
- XNSCP is up 406
- Bad module ID 407
- Bad board id 407
- IDs are listed 409
- Internal clock set to 411
- Messages 416
- DECnet routing service 421
- DECnet router 422
- DECnet record 424
- Routing Pkt CG 425
- , Highest= 425
- Invalid number of neighbors 429
- IP entity not available 429
- ip address 434
- IP network interface 436
- SR out of buffers 446
- SR possible ARE loop 446
- SR sr_is_table out of space 447
- SR sr_ring full 447
- SR TF forward_ring full 447
- SRT out of buffers 447
- V35 circuit record missing 449
- V35 line record missing 449
- No memory for session startup 451
- No memory for temp session 451
- Out of message buffers 451
- DD: Extern option mismatch 452
- DD: Nbr’s rtr = my rtrid 452
- DD: Nbr state low 452
- DD: Unknown nbr 452
- Hello: Extern option mismatch 452
- OSPF: TRANS [IF/NBR] ID = 458
- Event: 458
- States: 458
- is down 464
- SMDS Event Messages 469
- Madr_table is full 470
- Smds_bridge_table is full 470
- IP_address 476
- X.25 Event Messages 482
- IP address ip-address on 483
- DDN or PDN circuit and # 483
- (Continued) 490
- : New Rt to 494
- Missing local file name 496
- Terminal connection broken 499
- Too many bytes before SOF 499
- Transfer terminated by remote 499
- Unable to connect to remote 500
- Variables 502
- AARP mapping table 505
- AppleTalk Echo Protocol (AEP) 506
- Name Binding Protocol (NBP) 507
- WAN Circuits 515
- FDDI Circuit 520
- Ethernet/802.3 531
- Protocol) Circuits 536
- Token Ring Circuits 538
- FC) field is equal to 1 543
- Slot_Table 545
- Entity_Table 545
- Slotmap_Table 546
- Sensor_Table 546
- Circuit Table 550
- Circuit Group Table 550
- Bridge Table 550
- AppleTalk Table 551
- DECnet Table 551
- IP Table 551
- XNS Table 551
- IPX Table 552
- Interface Specific 555
- Aggregate Rejection 560
- V.25 bis Adapter 571
- IP Mapping 573
- Interface 602
- Protocol 603
- Circuit Frame Level 607
- Circuit Packet Level 610
- DATA packets received by X.25 611
- RESTART CONFIRMATION packet 611
- Virtual Circuits 613
- Parameter Finder 616
- Example used in illustration 617
- (User, Telnet) 618
- 1. System 619
- 2. Software 620
- 3. Lines 620
- 4. Circuits 621
- Parameter 622
- A: Parameter Finder 622
- 5. Circuit Groups 627
- 6. Bridge 628
- 7. DoD Internet Router 631
- 8. DECNET IV Routing Service 638
- 9. SNMP Sessions 640
- 10. Xerox Routing Service 641
- 11. IPX Routing Service 643
- 12. AppleTalk Router 646
- 13. X.25 Network Service 648
- 14. V.25 bis Network Mapping 650
- ©Copyright 1994 676
- Hewlett-Packard Company 676
- Printed in Singapore 7/94 676
- Manual Part Number 676
- 5962-8305 676
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