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.
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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
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