HP 5920 Series Command Reference Manual page 14

Field
Input (total): 142 packets, 13596
bytes
142 unicasts, 0
broadcasts, 0 multicasts, 0
pauses
Input (normal): 142 packets, -
bytes
142 unicasts, 0
broadcasts, 0 multicasts, 0 pauses
input errors
runts
giants
throttles
CRC
frame
overruns
Description
Total numbers of frames and bytes received on the FC interface, including
normal frames, error frames, and pause frames.
•
unicasts—Number of frames received that are destined to unicast
addresses.
•
broadcasts—Number of frames received that are destined to
broadcast addresses.
•
multicasts—Number of frames received that are destined to multicast
addresses.
•
pauses—Number of pause frames received.
A hyphen (-) indicates that a statistics item is not supported.
Total number of normal frames received on the FC interface and total
number of bytes of these frames, including normal frames and pause
frames.
•
unicasts—Number of normal frames received that are destined to
unicast addresses.
•
broadcasts—Number of normal frames received that are destined to
broadcast addresses.
•
multicasts—Number of normal frames received that are destined to
multicast addresses.
•
pauses—Number of pause frames received.
A hyphen (-) indicates that a statistics item is not supported.
Total number of error frames received on the FC interface.
Number of frames received that meet the following requirements:
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Smaller than 64 bytes.
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In correct format.
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Have valid CRC values.
Number of jumbo frames received. Jumbo frames are frames larger than
the maximum allowed frame size.
For an FC interface that does not permit jumbo frames, the maximum
frame length is as follows:
•
1518 bytes (without VLAN tags).
•
1522 bytes (with VLAN tags).
For an FC interface that permits jumbo frames, the maximum Ethernet
frame length is configured when you configure jumbo frame support on
the interface.
Number of times the switch shuts down the FC interface due to buffer or
CPU overload.
Number of incoming frames that had a valid length but contained CRC
errors.
Number of incoming frames that contained CRC errors and a non-integer
number of bytes.
Number of incoming frames dropped because the input rate of the FC
interface exceeded the queuing capability.
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