Avaya G450 Cli Reference Manual page 1256

CLI Commands
Name
Outbound
packets (Cont)
SA Type &
SPI &
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Description
#
Compressed — the total number of packets successfully
●
compressed
Incompressible
●
when IPPCP is enabled
#*
Comp bypass
●
the packet being too short to compress
#*
Comp abort — the number of incompressible packets due to
●
the compression result being longer than the original packet
Total Discards — the total number of packets discarded due to
●
some error
No sa * — the number of packets dropped before being
●
transmitted through this tunnel due to no IPSec SA existed when
the packet arrived
Seq rollover * — the number of packets dropped before being
●
transmitted through this tunnel, due to sequence number rollover:
the sequence number of the IPSec SA reached its capacity
Sa expired * — the number of packets dropped before being
●
transmitted through this tunnel due to SA expired: SA KB lifetime
is smaller then the external IP packet total length
Other discards * — the number of packets dropped due to other
●
reasons not covered by any of the above counters
Overall compression ratio
●
compression efficiency. This is the ratio between the number of
octets before compression and the number of octets resulting
after compression — for all packets, including incompressible
packets.
Compression ratio
●
efficiency. This is the ratio between the number of octets before
compression and the number of octets resulting after
compression, for compressible packets only.
#*
Uncomp bytes
●
the compression engine, including incompressible packets
#*
Comp bytes — the number of compressed bytes that resulted
●
from the compression engine (compressible packets only)
#*
Incomp bytes
●
packets
The type of the SA: ESP Inbound or ESP Outbound
The SPI of the SA in hexadecimal encoding
* This parameter appears when the
#
This parameter appears when IP Payload Compression (IPPCP) is used.
&
The SA table is displayed only when active SAs exist for the rule.
#
— the total number of incompressible packets
— the number of incompressible packets due to
#
— a measure of the total
#*
— a measure of the compression engine's
— the number of bytes that were presented to
— the number of bytes from incompressible
detail keyword is specified.
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