Stats –T - Bay Networks 5390 Administering

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Using the CLI Commands

The stats -T command displays T1 network interface statistics for the Model 5390 server.

Table C3-26 describes the arguments for stats -T. The syntax is:

stats -T [ current | total | all | interval_set | clear_alarm ]

All T1 statistics are captured in 15-minute periods. Information on intervals being captured is kept

in "current." Once the 15-minute interval expires, the information in "current" is transferred to

interval #1, and the current statistics are cleared before restarting the statistics capture process. All

intervals are aged every 15 minutes. Interval n becomes n+1, and interval 96 is discarded. The 96

intervals cover a 24-hour period. Interval #1 becomes valid only after the T1 engine has been online

for at least 15 minutes.

Table C3-26.

Arguments for the stats -T Command

Displays current T1 statistics information for the current

15-minute interval.

Displays the summary of T1 statistics information for the

last 24 hours.

Displays the T1 statistics for each valid interval. There are

up to 95 intervals (15 minutes per interval) for a 24-hour

interval _set

Displays the T1 statistics for the selected intervals only.

You can enter a single interval or a range of intervals from

1 to 96. Interval 1 is the most recent interval. For

example: stats -T 4-6, 10 displays intervals 4, 5, 6, and

Clears the alarm condition saved in the history buffer.

Once the alarm history buffer is cleared, the next alarm

event is captured and stored in the history buffer.

Subsequent alarm events will not overwrite the history

buffer. This option is available only to the superuser.