Avaya C460 SMON User Guide 19
Using Switch Statistics
The pie charts at the top of the window display the following information:
SMON updates these gauges and pie charts in real-time according to the
specified sampling interval. By viewing the relationships among these two
variables, you can learn a lot about the general behavior of the switch.
* Note: If contact with the device is lost, the graphs will display the
last data received until communications are restored.
Viewing the Switch Statistics Traffic Graph
The lower portion of the Switch Statistics window is a traffic graph. The
traffic graph displays selected variables as a line graph, in real-time. To
select the color coded variables you want graphed, use the check boxes
under the traffic graph.
The following table provides a list of the available traffic variables and
their descriptions.
Table 3-2. Pie Chart Variables in Switch Statistics
Varia ble Description
Unicasts in Displays the percentage of unicast packets entering the
device. On most networks, the unicast packets should
constitute the vast majority of the pie graph. If non-unicast
packets begin to increase, this indicates there may be a
problem.
Bdcsts in Displays the percentage of broadcast packets entering the
device.
Mcsts in Displays the percentage of multicast packets entering the
device.
Priority x
Packets
Displays the percentage of packets of priority x entering the
device, where x has a value from 0 to 7.
Table 3-3. Traffic Variables in Switch Statistics
Varia ble Description
Bdcsts in Good broadcast packets entering into the switch.
Errors In Error packets entering the switch.
Good Pkts In Good packets entering the switch.
In BW Total number of kilobits entering the switch.
Mcsts in Good multicast packets entering the switch.