HP Comware 5 Debug Manual Vol 2

prompt: IPX packet is delivering up!
// Ethernet 1/1 received an IPX packet.
debugging ipx ping
Use debugging ipx ping to enable IPX ping debugging.
Use undo debugging ipx ping to disable IPX ping debugging.
Syntax
debugging ipx ping
undo debugging ipx ping
Default
IPX ping debugging is disabled.
Views
User view
Default command level
1: Monitor level
Usage guidelines
Table 2 describes output fields and messages for the debugging ipx ping command.
Table 153 Output from the debugging ipx ping command
Field
Description
Destination node is broadcast node
The ping packet is illegal because its destination node number is
a broadcast node number.
Wrong packet Incorrect buffer for the IPX ping packets.
Non-standard ping packet that can't be
dealed with
Non-standard ping packets such as Novell packets are not
supported.
Wrong packet information Information about incorrect IPX ping packets.
Examples
# Enable IPX ping debugging. Output similar to the following example is generated when an IPX ping
operation is performed:
<Sysname> debugging ipx ping
<Sysname> ping ipx 1.0000-5e01-180a
IPX PING 1.0000-5e01-180a: 100 data bytes, press CTRL_C to break
*Jul 23 21:33:35:781 2006 Sysname IPX/7/IPXPING:
Ping sending: Request, Src = 0.0000-0000-0000, Dst = 1.0000-5e01-180a
// IPX sent IPX ping request packets.
*Jul 23 21:33:35:797 2007 Sysname IPX/7/IPXPING:
Ping receiving: Response, Src = 1.0000-5e01-180a, Dst = 1.0000-5e01-1800
// IPX received IPX ping response packets.
Reply from 1.0000-5e01-180a: bytes=100 Sequence=1 hops=0 time=15ms
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