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MDS 05-4055A01, Rev. A MDS entraNET 900 System Guide 121
pected. Blocking these zones may eliminate or reduce harmful
interference. (See “Skip Zone Options Menu” on Page 41 for more
information.)
When dealing with radio interference troubles, be sure to review Sec-
tion 6.1.6, beginning on Page 109.
Serial Port/Remote Serial Statistics Menu
(See Figure 3-31 on Page 59 for detailed information)
This screen provides top-level information on data exchanges between
the unit’s serial ports and the network through the wireless and the
Ethernet (data) layers. These include:
You can use this information as an indicator of port activity at the data
and IP levels.
Diagnostic Tools
(See MAINTENANCE/TOOLS, on Page 65)
The AP’s Maintenance menu contains a tool that is especially useful to
network technicians—the Ping Utility. The Ping Utility can be used to
verify reachability of Ethernet devices connected to the network.
7.1.3 Using Logged Operation Events
(See Event Log Menu, on Page 61)
The transceiver’s microprocessor monitors many operational parame-
ters and logs them as various classes of “events”. If the event is one that
affects performance, it is an “alarmed”. There are also normal or routine
events such as those marking the rebooting of the system, implementa-
tion of parameter changes and external access to the entraNET Manage-
ment System. Informational events are stored in temporary (RAM)
memory that will be lost in the absence of primary power, and Alarms
will be stored in permanent memory (Flash memory) until cleared by
user request. Table 3-1 summarizes these classifications.
Bytes In On Port xxx Bytes In On Socket xxx
Bytes Out On Port xxx Bytes Out On Socket xxx
Table 7-4. Event Classifications
Level Description/Impact Storage
Informational Normal operating activities Flash
Memory
Minor Does not affect unit operation RAM
Major Degraded unit performance but
still capable of operation
RAM
Critical Prevents the unit from operating RAM
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