Cabletron Systems 100 manual Ethernet Port Statistics

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Monitoring and Managing Your ELS100-16TX

The number of spanning tree topology changes that have occurred since the ELS100-16TX was last reset.

The time since a topology change was last initiated.

The physical location of the ELS100-16TX.

The name and address of the contact person for the ELS100- 16TX.

The name of the ELS100-16TX.

The current number of dynamic (learned) addresses.

Note: To check ELS100-16TX system status using LCM, see Section 4.3.

4.2.3 Ethernet Port Statistics

For each Ethernet port connection on the ELS100-16TX, a number of statistics are available. They can help you analyze both network activity and utilization, and in some cases, indicate faulty equipment or cabling.

Note: All statistics counters are cleared when the ELS100-16TX is reset or when the LCM clearstat command is used.

The number of non-unicast (multicast and broadcast) and unicast packets received from the port.

The following statistics are available with SNMP:

The number of bytes in the received packets.

The number of bytes in the packets that were filtered.

The number of bytes in the packets that were forwarded.

The total number of packets transmitted to the LAN.

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