3com MSR 20-20 참조 매뉴얼

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HAPTER

 172: IPX C

ONFIGURATION

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OMMANDS

ipx enable [ node node ]

System view

node node: Global node address of the router, used by all non-Ethernet 
interfaces. It is in 48-bit length, represented by a triplet of four-digit hexadecimal 
numbers separated by “-”. It is neither a broadcast address nor a multicast 
address. If the argument is not specified, the router will assign the MAC address of 
the first Ethernet interface as the global node address. If there is no Ethernet 
interface in the router, then a node address will be randomly generated according 
to the system clock.

Use the ipx enable command to enable IPX.

Use the undo ipx enable command to disable IPX and remove all IPX 
configurations simultaneously.

IPX is disabled by default.

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# Enable IPX.

<Sysname> system-view

[Sysname] ipx enable 

SAP:

0 general requests received

0 specific requests received

0 GNS requests received

0 general responses sent

0 specific responses sent

0 GNS responses sent

0 periodic updates, 0 errors 

Statistics of SAP packets, including the 
number of received general request 
packets, the number of received specific 
request packets, the number of received 
GNS request packets, the number of sent 
general response packets, the number of 
sent specific response packets, the number 
of sent GNS packets, the number of sent 
packets with periodic updates, and the 
number of received error packets. 

PING:

0 requests sent, 0 requests received

0 responses sent, 0 responses received

0 responses in time, 0 responses time out 

Statistics of ping packets, including the 
number of sent and received request 
packets, the number of sent and received 
response packets, the number of packets 
responded in time, and the number of 
timeout response packets.

Table 663   Description on the fields of the display ipx statistics command