D-Link DES-3208 Spanning Tree Algorithm Parameters

10/100 Fast Ethernet Switch User’s Guide

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♦ Bytes Tx (Bytes Sent): The number of good bytes sent from the

respective port.

♦ Tx (Good) (Frames Sent): The number of good frames sent from

the respective port.

♦ Bytes Rx (Bytes Received): The number of good bytes received.

This also includes local and dropped packets.

♦ Rx (Good) (Frames Received): The number of good frames

received. This also includes local and dropped packets.

♦ Total Bytes Rx (Total Bytes Received): The number of bytes

received ---- good and bad.

♦ Multicast Rx (Multicast Frames Received): The number of good

multicast frames received. This includes local and dropped multicast

packets.

♦ Broadcast Rx (Broadcast Frames Received): The number of

good broadcast frames received. This includes local and dropped

broadcast packets.

♦ 64 Octs, 65-127 Octs, 128-255 Octs, 256-511 Octs, 512-1023 Octs,

1024-1518 Octs: The number of good frames of various length

ranges, both valid and invalid.

♦ Total Frames Rx (Total Frames Received): The number of frames

received --- good and bad.

Spanning Tree AlgorithmParameters

The Spanning Tree Algorithm Parameters can be used for creating alternative

paths in your network. This section will guide you through the steps

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