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STUN Port View
Access: From the Icon Subviews menu for the
CiscoSTUNApp Application icon, select STUN Port Table.
This view identifies the serial interface to the
SDLC line for which the router is providing serial
tunneling. It also identifies the STUN group that
the interface is in and the default routing for
unrecognized SDLC addresses.
Group Index
The group number to which the STUN port
belongs. Frames will only be routed to other ports
(on this or another router) in the same STUN
group.
Default Peer Type
The type of identification of the default partner for
unrecognized addresses.
Default Peer IP
The IP address of the remote default STUN
partner, for unrecognized addresses.
Default Peer Serial IF
If the STUN Route Type is “serial” then this is the
serial interface index of the point-to-point link to
the remote partner; if STUN Route Type is
“serialDirect” then the partner is in the local
STUN; if STUN Route Type is “ip” then this field is
“0.”
STUN Route View
Access: From the Icon Subviews menu for the
CiscoSTUNApp Application icon, select STUN Route Table.
This view displays a table with information about
specific Synchronous Data Link Control (SDLC)
addresses. There is one table entry for each SDLC
address configured by the STUN ROUTE
command.
Station Addr
The poll address of the station. The variable “256”
indicates the ALL parameter on the STUN Route
command, which is the route for all unrecognized
addresses.
Type
The type of identification of the remote partner.
Remote IP
The IP address of the remote STUN partner.
Serial IF
The local interface index to the remote partner.
Priority
The priority with which this station’s traffic will
be routed across the network.
Peer State
The state of the peer connection through the
STUN tunnel.
- Cisco MC3810 1
- October 2001 Aprisma 2
- Contents 3
- Contents Contents 4
- Introduction 6
- Supported Devices 7
- The SPECTRUM Model 7
- Option Accesses the 8
- CiscoView 12
- Device View 14
- Interface Icons 15
- Interface Icon Subviews Menu 16
- Information View 17
- Interface Status View 17
- Interface Configuration 17
- Secondary Address Panel View 18
- Device Topology View 19
- Application View 20
- Supported Applications 21
- Device-Specific MIBs 22
- Generic Routing Applications 23
- RTMP Table View 24
- ZIP Table View 26
- ATPORT Table View 28
- ARP Table View 29
- AppleTalk Echo View 29
- DECnet Routing Application 30
- Interface Cost Table View 31
- DECnet Routing Level 1 View 31
- DECnet Routing Level 2 View 31
- DECnet Routing Hello View 31
- IP Routing Application 32
- BGP4 Application 33
- Path Attribute Table 35
- Novell Routing Application 36
- Check Point Information 37
- IPX Accounting Information 37
- Check Point Accounting Table 37
- Vines Routing Application 38
- Vines Routing ICP View 39
- Vines Broadcast Detail View 39
- Vines Rx View 40
- XNS Routing Application 41
- Cisco BSTUN Application 42
- BSTUN Ports View 43
- BSTUN Routes View 43
- Cisco STUN Application 44
- STUN Port View 45
- STUN Route View 45
- Optional Applications 46
- Cisco Chassis Application 47
- ROM Information 48
- RAM Information 48
- Cisco Modem Application 49
- Modem Line Status Table View 50
- State Meaning 51
- Reason Code Meaning 52
- Configuration Table 54
- Cisco Flash Application 58
- Flash Directory 59
- Table View 61
- Cisco Ping Application 62
- Cisco Queue Application 64
- Queue Statistics View 65
- Queue Rotation Interface View 65
- ATM Client Application 66
- ATM Link Modeling Options 67
- EnvMon Application 68
- Temperature Status 69
- Voltage Status 69
- Discovery Application 70
- Bit Status Description 71
- Mode Description 72
- Cisco Interface Application 73
- RS232 Asynchronous Port Table 74
- Line Configuration View 74
- Monitor 77
- Cisco Frame Relay Application 78
- DLCI Connection View 79
- Frame Relay Circuit Table 79
- Management Table 80
- Frame Relay Error Table 81
- Cisco Frame Relay LMI Table 82
- Protocol Power Value 83
- Cisco Frame Relay Map Table 84
- Performance Views 86
- Performance View 87
- Port Performance View 87
- Button Opens the 88
- Configuration View 89
- Discover/Reconfigure Control 90
- IF Address Translation 90
- Buffer Management 90
- Network/Host Config 90
- Redundancy and Model 91
- Reconfiguration Options View 91
- Cisco Buffer Management View 92
- Buffer Elements 93
- Buffer Management Buttons 93
- Field Description 94
- Field Description 94
- Config button 96
- Cisco Config-Copy Table View 98
- Model Information View 101
- Index Index 103
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