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show controllers (Ethernet)
Table 7
Field
GOPIntCause0
GOPIntMask1
GOPIntCause1
GOPIntMask2
GOPIntCause2
GOPIntMask3
GOPIntCause3
CalendarParam
SPI4SrcDPDeskew
SrcClndrCmd
SnkCalSeqPrgm
SinkControl
SPI4SrcMaxBrst
SPI4IntfBrstLen
TxPacketSize
RxFullWatermarks
RxFIFOXOnOffFCWtrmrk
Example: show controllers GigabitEthernet Command
The following example shows the output from the show controllers GigabitEthernet command:
RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:Router# show controllers GigabitEthernet 0/1/0/1
Statistics for interface GigabitEthernet0/1/0/0 (cached values):
Ingress:
Input total bytes
Input good bytes
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show controllers GigabitEthernet Field Descriptions
Description
Register that tracks all GOP interrupts and matches them with the
GOP0 register.
GOP interrupt Mask1. When the matching bit in the mask register
is reset, the matching cause in the GOP register is not included in
the sum.
Register that tracks all GOP interrupts and matches them with the
Mask1 register.
GOP interrupt Mask2. When the matching bit in the mask register
is reset, the matching cause in the GOP register is not included in
the sum.
Register that tracks all GOP interrupts and matches them with the
Mask2 register.
GOP interrupt Mask3. When the matching bit in the mask register
is reset, the matching cause in the GOP register is not included in
the sum.
Register that tracks all GOP interrupts and matches them with the
Mask3 register.
Register that determines the value of Calendar_LEN and Calendar
M for the sink and source side.
Register used to control the training pattern generation on the
source side.
Register used to program the CALENDAR slots in the calendar
report generated by the device.
Register used to program the CALENDAR slots in the calendar
report generated by the device.
Register used to control the operation of the SPI-4.2 SINK section.
Register used to determine the system parameters MaxBurst1 and
MaxBurst2 on the source side. These values are used by the internal
packet scheduler to initiate bursts on the SP-4.2 Rx interface.
Register used to determine the actual length of the data bursts on the
SP-4.2 physical interfaces. These values are different than the
system parameters MaxBurts1/2, which corresponds to SP-4.2 flow
control.
Maximum transmit packet size for the port, in hexadecimal format.
Determines the internal RxFIFO full thresholds.
Determines the generation of 802.3x PAUSE frames based on
RxFIFO data fill thresholds.
= 64000
= 64000
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