USER GUIDE
EdgeSafe 40G Bypass Modular Network TAP | M40GBP
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6.32 Display application state (get_appl_state)
The command get_appl_state display the current status of the application installed on the monitor
appliance that is connected to the M40GBP monitor ports:
Alive – The link on the monitor ports are ON and the M40GBP receives the heartbeat packets
fail, - The link on the monitor ports are ON and the M40GBP does not receive the heartbeat
packets
unknown - The link on the monitor ports are OFF
Example:
6.33 Display rs232 terminal connection state (get_term_state)
Example:
6.34 Display/change rs232 terminal port speed (get/set_rs232_speed)
Default rs232 port speed set to 115200. It can be changed to 9600. Changing rs232 port speed requires
rebooting the device.
6.35 Display Ethernet port state (get_link)
The command “get_link XXX” display the port link state.
Where XXX:
MON0 – monitor port 0
MON1 – monitor port 1
NET0 – network port 0
NET1 – network port 1
Example:
M40GBP$ get_appl_state
application: alive.
command succeeded.
M40GBP$
M40GBP$get_term_state
rs232 terminal: connected.
command succeeded.
M40GBP$
M40GBP$ get_link MON0
monitor port 0: link up.
command succeeded.
M40GBP$
M40GBP$ get_rs232_speed
rs232 speed: 115200
command succeeded.
M40GBP$ set_rs232_speed 9600
Completing the rs232 speed settings requires a reboot of the device.
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