This program displays the LAN Ring Utilization for the ring on which the station resides. Utilization is checked every minute and the last hour of activity is graphed.
Program is distributed as ZIP package: download to temporary directory and unpack to destination folder. See below for download link(s).
Following ones are the download links for manual installation:
RINGUT (LAN Ring Utilization Utility) v. 1.02 (9/8/1994, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)) | Readme/What's new |
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* RINGUTIL *
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This program displays the LAN Ring Utilization for the ring
on which the station resides. Utilization is checked every minute
and the last hour of activity is graphed.
Software: OS/2 2.0, LAPS with 802.2 interface
Hardware: Adapters that support ring utilization
16/4 ISA-16 (P/N 73G2032 F/N 7462)
16/4 Adapter/A (Shorty) (P/N 74F9410 F/N 0149)
*LANStreamer MC 16 (P/N 59G8998 F/N 8998)
*LANStreamer MC 32 (P/N 92F8942 F/N 8942)
T/R Credit Card (P/N 0933462 F/N 8072)
*Note: MAC driver 1.20.07 or higher required
Valid parameters for RINGUTIL are:
/a=[0|1|2|3] - default is 0
The adapter number to run the program on
/b - default if off
Beep if utilization exceeds high or low values
/d=[0..100] - default is 0
Amount of change in utilization before it is written to the
log file. This limits the size of the log file. Specifying
this option automatically sets logging (/w) on.
/h=[0..100] - default is 100
Specifies the utilization high threshold
/l=[0..100] - default is 0
Specifies the utilization low threshold
/w - default is off
Log utilization to a file. The log file resides in the same
directory as the executable program and is named ringutil.log.
This file is overwritten each time the program is started.
Example:
RINGUTIL /d=10 /h=50 /b
NOTES:
- All RC= errors returned by RINGUTIL are CCB return codes which
are documented in the IBM Local Area Network Technical Reference.
(Pub. #SC30-3383-xx)
Chris Ahl
RTP, NC |
ftp.pc.ibm.com/pub/pccbbs/os2_ews/ringut.zip | local copy |
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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