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1) Number of received MAC control frames
2) Number of received frames discarded because of insufficient resources or
backpressure
3) Number of received frames that were discarded by filtering
4) Number of received frames that were discarded by the reception discard setting
5) Number of received frames that were discarded because the STP was not in the
transmitting state
The number of frames discarded because they were not associated with the VLAN
is also included.
6) Number of received frames that were discarded for other reasons.
- When the header of the MAC or IP is one of the following values.
The Source MAC Address is FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF, the Source MAC Address is
multicast address format, checksum error, length error, TTL is 0, or the Source or the
Destination IP address are all 0, etc.
- When a frame does not match the entry in the IP multicast table
- When an internal control frame cannot be transmitted from an internal connection
port to an external connection port
- When erroneous frames in an input port were undetected, and some of the frames
among the frames that were flooded are discarded without being output
7) Number of sent MAC control frames
8) Number of oversized frames (1519 bytes or more) in which an FCS or FCS
alignment error was detected
9) Number of frames discarded in the chip
10) Number of internal cell errors
11) Number of frames received with a data size of 64 bytes, and the number of those
frames received per second (frames/sec)
12) Number of frames received with a data size of 65 to 127 bytes, and the number of
those frames received per second (frames/sec)
13) Number of frames received with a data size of 128 to 255 bytes, and the number of
those frames received per second (frames/sec)
14) Number of frames received with a data size of 256 to 511 bytes, and the number of
those frames received per second (frames/sec)
15) Number of frames received with a data size of 512 to 1023 bytes, and the number
of those frames received per second (frames/sec)
16) Number of frames received with a data size of 1024 to 1518 bytes, and the number
of those frames received per second (frames/sec)
17) Number of frames received with a data size of 1519 to 2047 bytes, and the number
of those frames received per second (frames/sec)
18) Number of frames received with a data size of 2048 to 4095 bytes, and the number
of those frames received per second (frames/sec)
19) Number of frames received with a data size of 4096 to 9216 bytes, and the number
of those frames received per second (frames/sec)
20) Number of frames sent with a data size of 64 bytes, and the number of those
frames sent per second (frames/sec)
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