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Chapter 25
Buffer Statistics
for Egress Queues
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Table 25-28. Egress Port Statistics for Gigabit Modules
Statistic
Multicast Bytes Enqueued
Broadcast Frames Enqueued
Broadcast Bytes Enqueued
Frames Dropped Runt
Frames Dropped Parity Error
Frames Dropped Huge
(> 24KBytes)
Frames Dropped Keep Logic
Frames Dropped Packet
Memory Full
Frames Forwarded to MAC
You can also display the amount of memory that is allocated to each egress
queue. The allocated amount of memory is displayed in both the number of
buffers and the number of bytes. Buffers are 128-byte units of memory that
store packets in the queues.
Table 25-29
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.
User Guide for the Avaya P580 and P882 Multiservice Switches, v6.1
Explanation
The number of multicast bytes that the port
queued. This number is cumulative since the
last reset of the statistics.
The number of broadcast frames that the port
queued. This number is cumulative since the
last reset of the statistics.
The number of broadcast bytes that the port
queued. This number is cumulative since the
last reset of the statistics.
The number of frames that the port dropped
because they were smaller than the minimum
frame size of 60 bytes. This number is
cumulative since the last reset of the statistics.
The number of frames that the port dropped
because they had a parity error. This number is
cumulative since the last reset of the statistics.
The number of frames that the port dropped
because they were larger than 24,000 bytes.
This number is cumulative since the last reset
of the statistics.
The number of frames that the port dropped
because of parity errors, frame sizes less than
60 bytes, flood rate limiting, a queue being
full, and frame sizes larger than 24,000 bytes.
This number is cumulative since the last reset
of the statistics.
The number of frames that the port dropped
because the queue memory was full. This
number is cumulative since the last reset of the
statistics.
The number of frames that were removed from
the queue and forwarded to the MAC address.
This number is cumulative since the last reset
of the statistics.
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