Network Protocol
The NUK_Network application class enables you to discover which protocols are currently running on the network and view protocol-specific statistics, such as the number of incoming datagrams for UDP, the number of failed attempts for TCP, and incoming deliveries for IPV4. It also provides you the ability to view the IP Address of an individual host.
The NUK_Network tasks related to network protocols are described in detail on the following topics:
Listing Protocols Running on the Network
This task describes how to list which network protocols are running on the network.
To List Network Protocols
- Access the NUK_Network_Container application instance menu.
- Select TCP/IP > List Protocols. BMC PATROL writes the results to a BMC PATROL task object (List Protocols) in the NUK_Network_Container.
- Access the List Protocols task object and view the results. Your results should resemble this example:
<NOT INTERACTIVE>
List TCP/IP protocols
List TCP/IP protocols
NIS is detected
rdp
xns-idp
hmp
udp
pup
egp
tcp
ggp
igmp
icmp
ip
ip
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
Output Format
The output has the following format. Following table defines each field.
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
List Protocols Command Output Format
Viewing Protocol Statistics
This task displays the statistics for each protocol layer.
To View Protocol Statistics
- Access the NUK_Network_Container application instance menu.
- Select Show Protocol Statistics. BMC PATROL writes the results to a BMC PATROL task object (Show Protocol Statistics) in the NUK_Network_Container.
- Access the Show Protocol Statistics task object and view the results. Your results should list each protocol ( RAWIP, UDP, TCP, IPV4, and so on) and provide per-protocol statistics.
Determining the Network Internet Protocol Address
This task describes how to determine the Network IP address.
To Determine the Network IP Address
Access the NUK_Network application instance InfoBox. BMC PATROL displays the NUK_Network InfoBox, which provides the name to the network interface protocol address in the IP Address field.
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