That would require a telnet client enabled on my P.C. scrolling down I can see as an example that the
polling method used for those devices is an MP and the polling interval is 120 seconds.
I can see as an example the interfaces and the state of those interfaces.
We can see other information about the device including that it was rebooted let's have a look at router
to see his routing too.
We can see information about the node.
Once again that it's up we can see that it's being polled with S&P we can see the interfaces once again.
So let's have a look at serial zero slash a zero in this case we can see the utilization isn't very
high on this interface because no traffic is being sent and we can see that the interface is up she
has rotted to interface serial zero slash zero that's the interface that we're looking at in NPM I'll
shut this interface down interfaces gone down I'll click pull and now and as you can see the interface
is being shut down that interface has gone down in wires shock we can see that a message was sent from
NPM to the router and the router then responded with information about the O I.D. on the device so let's
do that again what I'll do is restart the capture we're going to search for S&P and I'm going to specify
an IP address 10 dot wondered one hundred or two so we can see requests from the management station
and then responses back from the rudder what I'll do now is no shut the interface so bring it up so
I'm bringing up serial zero slash zero back in the management interface I'll click poll now and notice
there are no values for different ideas and now responses are coming back from the rudder pole again
interfaces up so it was done previously so the NPM device is able to retrieve status information of
network interfaces by using S&P we can see for instance the speed of the interface utilization and other
options on the interface of the rudder all running with ingenious three.