User`s guide

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Installing Duralink Drivers for NetWare
Note:
This requires that the Failover software be loaded or
an error will occur. If you have not rebooted since you
installed the software, reboot and the above screen will
appear automatically.
This module can be used to identify the physical ports by
determining the status when unplugging network connections.
Refer to Appendix C, Identifying Ports for further information.
A Status screen is provided, showing the following information:
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NIC model number.
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Kilobits per second (Kbps) transmitted per port.
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Receive Kbps per port.
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The present status of all ports and Failover Pairs.
– Active: This port is currently used for data transfer, and is
connected with data being sent and/or received.
– Idle: This port is currently used for data transfer, and is
connected with no data being sent or received.
– Standby: This port currently not used for data transfer, and
is connected with no data being sent or received.
– Down: Port is not connected, or the link is down.
– --NA--: Indicates a BNC connection. The BNC connector is
not supported by Duralink Failover.
F Keys
F1— provides on-line help for each screen.
F8— Changes the refresh interval. Refresh interval is a user-
selectable refresh cycle in seconds (default is 5 seconds). This is
the interval by which the utility will refresh the status.