Allied Telesis AT-AR300 manual Example output from the Show IP COUNTER=INTERFACE command

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Figure 8: Example output from the SHOW IP COUNTER=INTERFACE command.

IP Interface Counters

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Interface	ifInPkts	ifInBcastPkts	ifInUcastPkts	ifInDiscards
Type	ifOutPkts	ifOutBcastPkts	ifOutUcastPkts	ifOutDiscards

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eth0	23531	23224	307	0
Static	230	0	230	0
eth1	0	0	0	0
Static	63289	63289	0	0
ppp0	0	0	0	0
Static	0	0	0	0

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Table 9: Parameters displayed in the output of the SHOW IP COUNTER=INTERFACE command.

Parameter	Meaning
Interface	The name of the interface (e.g. ETH0, PPP0, FR0), or
	“LOCAL” for the local IP interface. If multihoming is
	enabled (two or more logical interfaces have been assigned
	to a single layer 2 interface), all interface names will include
	a hyphen (“-”) and the logical interface number.
Type	The type of interface; one of “Static”, “Dynamic” or
	“Inactive”. A static interface is a permanent interface that
	is active and in use. A dynamic interface is a non-permanent
	interface created by Asynchronous Call Control (ACC)
	when a dial-in user initiates a SLIP or PPP connection. The
	interface will disappear when the user logs off, when the
	router is restarted or when the IP module is reset with the
	RESET IP command. An inactive interface is a permanent
	interface that could not attach to the lower-layer (FR, PPP,
	ETH, etc) interface for some reason. The interface is not in
	use but remains configured and will become active if the
	lower-layer attachment succeeds on the next RESET IP or
	restart. The most common cause of inactive interfaces is the
	deletion of the lower-layer interface. Inactive interfaces may
	be deleted by the manager, but can not be modified.
ifInPkts	The number of packets received via the interface.
ifOutPkts	The number of packets transmitted via the interface.
ifInBcastPkts	The number of multicast packets received via the interface.
ifOutBcastPkts	The number of multicast packets transmitted via the
	interface.
ifInUcastPkts	The number of unicast packets received via the interface.
ifOutUcastPkts	The number of unicast packets transmitted via the
	interface.
ifInDiscards	The number of packets received via the interface that were
	discarded.
ifOutDiscards	The number of packets to be transmitted via the interface
	that were discarded.

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