| 68.18. How to activate the TRFA resource | ||
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| 68.18. How to activate the TRFA resource | ||
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Enter into the Abilis control-program or open the configuration file with the Console configurator and type the following commands.
| a
res:trfa or s act res:trfa | Add the TRFA resource. or If the resource already exists, set it active. |
| s p trfa act:yes | Enable the TRFA runtime functionalities. |
| s p trfa bak:no | Disable the file backup creation. |
| Activate the HTTP server and enable an user to access the “IP traffic analyzer” link. | |
| Repeat the following commands for each IP resource for which you want to activate the TRFA. | |
| s p ip-n trfa:yes | Enable the traffic analysis. |
| s p ip-n trfa-mode:ip | Select traffic analysis mode. |
| s p ip-n
trfa-side:local or s p ip-n trfa-side:remote trfa-ipadd:* | TRFA-SIDE:LOCAL in a
LAN, AIPT (AIPT-BCK)
resource.or
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| save conf | Save the configuration. |
On a working Abilis, a system restart is required to make the TRFA resource running.
![[Tip]](../images/tip.png) | Tip |
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To enable the “TOP10 IP” feature, you must configure
the |
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For the description of the TRFA web pages refer to Section 43.3.3, “Using HTTP for showing TRFA statistics”. |
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| 68.17. How to activate the HTTP server |  | 68.19. How to use state detection of IP interfaces |