Check Ethernet And Rf Port Statistics - Trango Systems TrangoLINK GigaPlus User Manual

Next, set the target receiver level that will be used to control the far end transmitter
power. If the RSSI is too high, then the ATPC software will send an ATPC power down
command to the other end of the link.
The targetrssi must be set on both ends of the link, just as the ATPC max power. The
ATPC software will stop sending commands to the other end of the link when the RSSI is
within + / - 2 dB of the set target rssi level.
(CLI-config)# targetrssi
Target RSSI:
(CLI-config)# targetrssi -40
Target RSSI:
SUCCESS

Check Ethernet and RF port Statistics

Run the status port command
This command shows the current Ethernet port statistics and to provide confirmation
that the connection to the network equipment is set up properly. The system default is
auto-negotiate. The ge1 and ge2 ports are mapped to the copper ports, and ge3 and
ge4 are mapped to the SFP data ports, and the ge0 port is the interface from the
internal switch inside the ODU to the modem.
The ge0 statistics are typically not monitored and are made available for
troubleshooting purposes only. The RF counters indicate the statistics for the receive
port and the transmit port.
The Octet/Packet counts on the RF counters may be slightly higher due to internal
messaging between the two ends of the link for internal link management, and again
they are primarily for troubleshooting purposes and do not need to be monitored
continuously.
Monitoring the RF drop counts is useful for determining if errors are occurring over the
wireless portion of the link.
The port rate and port utilization (percent) are also useful for monitoring since they can
indicate a link running at capacity. These two metrics account for the sum of all the
Ethernet ports being used.
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