This topic provides instructions for viewing network information.
About this task
Use the Network Information page to view information about the systems
network connections.
Procedure
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From the System console management GUI, select Network Information.
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Refer to Table 1 for information
available from the Network Information page.
Table 1. Selections available from the Network Information page
Item |
Description |
Ping |
To test a connection, enter the Host name or TCP/IP address and click Ping
Host. |
Network Statistics |
Shows the active Internet connections (w/o servers) and the active UNIX domain sockets (w/o
servers). |
Interfaces |
Shows the systems interfaces. For example, External, Grid, bond:0, and bond0:1. |
Address |
Shows the IP addresses for all network interfaces, including displaying values for bond0 and
bond0:1 if the External and Grid adapters are bonded. |
Routes |
Shows the Kernel IP routing table. |
ARP |
Shows the IP address and hardware type of each interface. |
Sockets |
Shows active Internet connections (servers) |
TCP |
Shows active Internet connections (w/o servers) |
UDP |
Shows active Internet connections (w/o servers) |
NTP |
Shows whether the NTP server is enabled. |
Tracepath |
To run a traceroute, enter the Host name or TCP/IP address and click Run
Tracepath. |
TCP Dump |
To run a TCP Dump:
- Select the Adapter type.
- Enter the Port and Duration.
- Click the check box for Call home collected data if wanted.
- Then, click Run TCP Dump.
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Nslookup |
Enter the Host name and select Nslookup Host. |