TCP Test for Bridges

To perform TCP test on a Bridge, complete the following steps:

  1. In the HPE Aruba Networking Central landing page, select a site from the Sites menu.

    Alternatively, you can click the expand icon on the Sites menu to search for a site from the list.

    The site dashboard is displayed along with site health, device, and client information.

  2. Click Network.

    The Unified Device List (UDL) view is displayed for the site.

  3. To access the troubleshooting page for a Bridge, complete one of the following steps:

    • From the Devices table in list view, click anywhere on the particular device row under the Bridges tab.

      The selected Bridge panel is displayed on the left.

    • From the Devices table in list view, click on the particular device under the Bridges tab.

      The selected Bridge context page is displayed.

  4. Click the troubleshooting icon .

    The Troubleshoot page is displayed for the Bridge, and the Tests tab is selected by default in the left panel.

  5. Under Test, select the Additional tests radio button.

  6. HTTP is automatically populated under Additional tests. Choose TCP Test from the drop-down.

  7. In the Host field, enter the hostname or IP address.

  8. In the Port field, enter the port number.

  9. Click the Show Additional Settings drop-down.

  10. In the Timeout field, enter the desired timeout.

  11. Click Start Test.

    The Results panel on the right displays the test output.

Note:

To view the test output in the Results panel, you can click the graphical result icon for a visual representation or the CLI result icon for CLI output.

The following image displays the TCP test page for a Bridge and displays the output in graphical format.

Figure 1: TCP Test Page—Bridge

The following image displays the TCP test page for a Bridge and displays the result in CLI format.

Figure 2: TCP Test CLI Page—Bridge

The Results panel contains the following details:

  • Summary Icon—The following table describes the meaning of icons used in the test result.

    Table 1: Test Result Icons

    Icon

    		 Value

    Successfully completed—All requests passed successfully.

    Failed—All requests failed.

  • Graphical Result Icon —Click this icon to view the output in graphical format as displayed in TCP Test Page—Bridge.

    Note:

    The graphical format page currently displays the same output as the CLI format page.

  • CLI Result Icon —Click this icon to view the test output in CLI format as displayed in TCP Test CLI Page—Bridge.