Verifying Interfaces Configuration

Chapter 2 Configuring Interfaces

LR RX	Delta	60	5	4	1	4
Not enabled
LR TX	Delta	60	5	4	1	4
Not enabled
Timeout Discards	Delta	60	200	4	10	4
Not enabled
Credit Loss Reco	Delta	60	1	4	0	4
Not enabled
TX Credit Not Available	Delta	60	10	4	0	4

Not enabled

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The following default port monitor policy will be active when the switch comes up:

Policy Name		: slowdrain
Admin status		: Not Active
Oper	status	: Not	Active
Port	type	: All	Ports

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Counter	Threshold	Interval Rising Threshold event				Falling Threshold
event Portguard
-------	---------	-------- ---------------- -----				------------------
----- --------- ------
Credit Loss Reco	Delta	5	4	4	1		4
Not enabled
TX Credit Not Available	Delta	1	20	4	10		4
Not enabled

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Configuring Average Credit Nonavailable Duration Threshold and Action

When the average credit nonavailable duration exceeds the set threshold, the port can be error-disabled, a trap can be sent with interface details, and a syslog can be generated with interface details. One or more of these actions can also be combined together. These actions can be turned on or off depending on the situation. The port monitor feature provides the command line interface to configure the thresholds and action. The threshold configuration can be a percentage of credit nonavailable duration in an interval.

The thresholds are that the credit nonavailable duration can be 0 percent to 100 percent in multiples of 10, and the interval can be 1 second to 1 hour. The default is 10 percent in 1 second and generates a syslog.

To configure average credit nonavailable duration threshold and action, refer to the “Port Monitor” section on page 2-15.

Note This feature is not supported on 1 RU fabric switches.