Avaya Cajun P882 User Manual page 686

Chapter 21
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Table 21-30 lists the buffer statistics that you can display for egress
queues. These settings are determined by the switch. You can
display them but not change them.
Table 21-30. Buffer Statistics for Egress Queues
Statistic
Total Queue Memory (buffers)
Total Queue Memory (bytes)
Age Out Interval
Reserved Allocation (buffers)
Reserved Allocation (bytes)
Maximum Allocation (buffers)
Maximum Allocation (bytes)
Minimum Free Pool After
Allocation (buffers)
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Explanation
The total number of buffers that
are allocated to all queues on the
port.
The total number of bytes that are
allocated to all queues on the port.
The maximum number of
milliseconds that a queue can
store a packet. If the switch does
not forward the packet before this
time period expires, the queue
drops the packet.
The number of buffers that are
allocated to a specific queue.
These buffers are dedicated to the
queue and cannot be used by
another queue.
The number of bytes that are
allocated to a specific queue.
These bytes are dedicated to the
queue and cannot be used by
another queue.
The maximum number of buffers
that can be allocated to a specific
queue if extra buffers are available
(not being used by another
queue).
The maximum number of bytes
that can be allocated to a specific
queue if extra bytes are available
(not being used by another
queue).
The minimum number of empty
buffers that the port must have
available at all times.
If queues exceed their Reserved
Allocation, they can consume
buffers in their Maximum
Allocation only until the pool of
empty buffers reaches this
number.