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displayed on the table. To increase the polling time, click the up-arrow button; to
decrease, click the down-arrow button.
The Reset button resets all ICMP statistics counters back to zero.
The Pause button pauses device polling.
The Resume button resumes device polling.
The following describes the various ICMP counters:
IcmpInMsgs is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the number of
ICMP messages received by the device. This count also considers those counted by the
icmpInErrors counter.
IcmpInErrors is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the number of
ICMP messages received by the device with ICMP-specific errors such as bad ICMP
checksums and bad lengths.
IcmpInDestUnreachs is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Destination Unreachable messages received by the device.
IcmpInTimeExcds is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Time Exceeded messages received by the device.
IcmpInParmProbs is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Parameter Problem messages received by the device.
IcmpInSrcQuenchs is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Source Quench messages received by the device.
IcmpInRedirects is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the number
of ICMP Redirect messages received by the device.
IcmpInEchos is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the number of
ICMP Echo (request) messages received by the device.
IcmpInEchoReps is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the number
of ICMP Echo Reply messages received by the device.
IcmpInTimestamps is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Timestamp (request) messages received by the device.
IcmpInTimestampReps is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Timestamp Reply messages received by the device.
IcmpInAddrMasks is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Address Mask Request messages received by the device.
IcmpInAddrMaskReps is a read-only MIB object of the icmp group that displays the
number of ICMP Address Mask Reply messages received by the device.
- D-View 5.1 1
- Table of Contents 2
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 8
- INTRODUCTION 10
- Step 1 11
- Figure 3 12
- Figure 4 13
- Figure 5 14
- Figure 7 16
- Before you run D-View 17
- Figure 9 18
- Figure 10 19
- Start Run 20
- Figure 12 21
- Figure 13 22
- ARCHITECTURE 23
- Features 24
- Figure 16 27
- Figure 17 28
- HOW TO MANAGE A NETWORK 30
- USING D-VIEW 5.1 30
- Tree View 31
- List View 32
- Traps/Messages 32
- Topology 32
- Smart Icons 33
- Network Basic Information 34
- SystemÆAll Basic Information 35
- Repolling Configuration 36
- Saving D-View Database 37
- Clear Database 37
- Find Object 38
- Domain Control 39
- EditÆNew Device 41
- Device Control 42
- 1. ViewÆTopology View 44
- ViewÆTopology ViewÆGrid 45
- 2. ViewÆTree View 45
- 3. ViewÆList View 45
- 4. ViewÆMessages/Traps View 46
- Device SNMP Configuration 47
- Discover 47
- Monitoring Device 49
- Connected 50
- Managing Device 51
- Figure 34 52
- Step 2: 53
- Using the “D-View Module” 53
- Figure 36 54
- Using Telnet 55
- Figure 38 56
- Changing device properties 57
- Figure 40 58
- Press the “Type” Button 58
- Figure 41 59
- Figure 42 60
- Figure 43 61
- Log On Trap 62
- Log Off Trap 63
- View Trap and Edit 64
- Figure 48 66
- Figure 49 66
- Figure 50 67
- Figure 51 68
- Figure 52 69
- Figure 53 70
- Background on MIBs 71
- GET/SET Operations 72
- MIB Listing 73
- MIB Browser 74
- How to Use the MIB Browser 74
- Figure 55 75
- Step 3: Open “MIB Browser.” 76
- Figure 57 77
- Figure 58 78
- Figure 59 79
- Figure 60 80
- MIB Compiler 81
- How to Use the MIB Complier 82
- Step 2: Open the MIB File 83
- Figure 63 84
- Figure 64 85
- Figure 65 86
- More on the MIB Compiler 87
- Figure 67 88
- Figure 68 89
- Figure 69 90
- Figure 70 91
- Figure 71 91
- Figure 76 95
- Figure 77 96
- Creating a Topology 97
- Create a New Topology 98
- 1. Tool tab 100
- D-View 5.1 User’s Guide 101
- Figure 85 103
- c. Writing text 105
- Figure 88 106
- Figure 89 107
- 2. User Define Tab 109
- Figure 93 111
- Figure 94 112
- Figure 95 112
- Figure 96 113
- Figure 97 114
- Figure 98 115
- Figure 99 115
- Figure 100 116
- Figure 101 117
- Step 10: Save to Database 118
- Figure 103 119
- MIB UTILITIES 120
- ♦ SNMP Configuration 121
- MIB II Menus 121
- Information 122
- MIB II Read-only Windows 124
- Figure 106 140
- Figure 108 141
- 142
- Figure 110 143
- Entity 144
- Entity MIB (RFC 2737) 144
- Figure 112 146
- Figure 113 146
- Bridge 802.1d 158
- Spanning Tree Information 161
- Spanning Tree Port Table 163
- Table 7 164
- Bridge side menu 164
- Figure 118 164
- RMON History 173
- Path: MIBs Æ RMON Æ History 177
- RMON Alarm 178
- RMON Event 183
- 802.1P 186
- 802.1P Basic Configuration 187
- Priority Information Form 188
- Port Capability 189
- Path: MIBs Æ 802.1P Æ GMRP 191
- Path: MIBs Æ 802.1P Æ GARP 192
- 802.1Q VLAN 194
- 802.1Q Forwarding/Filtering 196
- Traffic Statistics 198
- Port VLAN Statistics 199
- IP Forwarding 200
- RIP2 (RFC 1724) MIB 201
- OSPF (RFC 1850) 203
- OSPF Host Table 206
- OSPF Neighbor Form 208
- IP Mroute 209
- PIM MIB 214
- SNMPv3 Configuration 217
- Path: MIBs Æ SNMPv3 218
- INTERNET TOOLS 221
- BOOTP Server 224
- PING Test 226
- Figure 147 227
- ADVANCED MANAGEMENT 228
- Trap Editor 229
- Clear Trap Alerts 230
- Sort Trap Alerts 230
- Trap Type Properties 230
- Trap View Filter Settings 231
- How to Edit a TRF File 233
- Trap Log 234
- SMTP Setting Form 235
- Trap Mail Settings Forms 236
- Alarm Mail Interval 237
- Figure 156 239
- Figure 157 240
- Step 3 241
- Figure 159 242
- Figure 160 243
- Adding Plug-In Utilities 244
- Figure 163 246
- Figure 164 246
- Figure 167 249
- Figure 168 249
- Step 2: Execution outcome 252
- Account 253
- Client Update 255
- Client Manager 256
- Figure 176 257
- How to Manage a Client 258
- Client Record Query 259
- Client Online Query 259
- Client Abnormal Situation 260
- Device Utilization 261
- Device Group Manager 262
- Pay Rate Configuration 263
- Figure 184 264
- TROUBLESHOOTING 265
- Figure 187 267
- MENU/COMMAND QUICK REFERENCE 271
- Offices 274
- Registration Card 277
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