Viewing Virtual Circuit Statistics By Buffer (Queue) - 3Com SuperStack II PathBuilder S330 Reference Manual

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Viewing Virtual Circuit
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4 To view statistics for a single shaper, enter the desired shaper number. As shown in
Figure 167, the Virtual Statistics by Shaper detail screen lists the number of cells
received, dropped, and sent on the selected shaper.
Figure 167 Virtual Circuit Statistics by Shaper Detail Screen
To view virtual circuit statistics by circuit for the selected shaper, enter
the Virtual Circuit Statistics by Shaper Detail screen. The screen that appears
displays the same information as the Show Virtual Statistics Summary screen
shown earlier in Figure 165—except that it lists information only for circuits on
the selected shaper rather than for all circuits. You can view the number of cells
received, dropped, and sent on each side of a particular circuit on the selected
shaper by entering the desired virtual circuit number.
To view virtual circuit statistics by port/group for the selected shaper, enter
from the Virtual Circuit Statistics by Shaper Detail screen. The screen that
appears displays the same information as the Show Virtual Statistics by
Port/Group Summary screen—except that it lists information by port/group
only for circuits on the selected shaper rather than for all circuits. You can view
the number of cells received, dropped, and sent from and to a particular
port/group on the selected shaper by entering the desired port/group number
To display virtual circuit statistics by buffer:
1 From the Configuration Management menu, select [2] Manage Card to open the
List Card menu.
2 Select [2] CTX to open the CTX menu.
3 From the CTX menu, select [5] Show VC Statistics by Buffer to display counts of
cells sent and dropped for each buffer..
4 To view statistics for a single buffer, enter the desired buffer number. The Virtual
Statistics by Buffer detail screen lists the number of cells received, dropped, and
sent on the selected buffer. It is similar to the Virtual Circuit Statistics by Shaper
detail screen shown earlier in Figure 167.
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