Genisys Status Report; Viewing The Routing Table - Siemens A53457 Installation & Maintenance

Wayside access gateway wag

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OPERATION

When the "status" command is entered by the user, an additional block of status information is

provided (only if a valid Circuit ID is configured into the WAG). This additional information

appears following the Echelon Channel information at the end of the status listing. An example of

this information is shown below.

Office Communication Circuit ID 140.1.01:

Received: L3: 31, L4: 132, Others: 10531, Unknown: 662

Toward office count: 47, Discarded pending count: 0

Active route links:

Region Link

9999

010.232.053.148 00127

5112

010.232.053.148 00067

Pending route links:

Region Link

9999

Pending

5873

Pending

5610

Pending

The "Active route links" section shows the routes that an office device has expressed an interest

in. In this example, the office device with IP address 10.232.53.148 has indicated that it is

interested in receiving all ATCS messages from any device that has the LLL of 112. It also indicates

that it is the computer where Network Management System messages may be sent. (Region 9999

is a special region number indicating Network Management.)

Entries in the "Pending route links" section indicate which routes are waiting for an office device

to express interest in them. The example shown above indicates that WAG has ATCS traffic from

two devices, one with an LLL of 873 and the other with an LLL of 610.

The WAG has sent "route update requests" messages out the two "Routing Region Domains" that

are configured into the WAG. These "Routing Region Domains" are IP addresses which may be

single IP addresses of a computer running AServer, a computer running OCG, or a Packet Switch.

The IP address configured into a "Routing Region Domain" may also be a broadcast IP address;

either multicast or broadcast.

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