Table 38: Show Ip Interfaces Output Fields - Juniper POLICY MANAGEMENT - CONFIGURATION GUIDE V11.1.X Configuration Manual

Table 38: show ip interfaces Output Fields

Field Name
Network Protocols
Internet address
Broadcast address
Operational MTU
Administrative MTU
Operational speed
Administrative speed
Discontinuity Time
Router Advertisement
Administrative debounce-time
Operational debounce-time
Access routing
In Received Packets
In Received Bytes
In Policed Packets
In Policed Bytes
In Error Packets
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Field Description
Protocols configured on the interface
IP address of the interface
Broadcast address used by the interface
Operational maximum transmission unit (MTU)
for packets sent on this interface
Administrative maximum transmission unit for
packets sent on this interface
Speed known to the IP layer in bits per second;
equal to the administrative speed if configured,
otherwise inherited from the lower layer
Configured speed known to the IP layer in bits
per second
Time since the counters on the interface became
invalid; for example, when the line module was
reset
When enabled by the ip irdp command, the
router advertises its presence via the ICMP
Router Discovery Protocol (IRDP)
Administrative time delay that an interface must
remain in a new state before the routing
protocols react to the state change
Time delay that an interface must remain in a
new state before the routing protocols react to
the state change
When enabled, an access route is installed to
the host on the other end of the interface
Number of packets received on the interface;
indicates whether packets are unicast or
multicast
Number of bytes received on the interface;
indicates whether bytes are unicast or multicast
Number of packets policed on the interface;
discarded because they exceeded a traffic
contract to their destination
Number of bytes policed on the interface;
discarded because they exceeded a traffic
contract to their destination
Number of packets determined to be in error at
the interface
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