Managing Your Access Server As Part of the LAT Network
Example: SHOW/LIST/MONITOR NODE COUNTERS Display
The following example shows how to generate a display of the counters for LAT messages between the access server and a service node named PEACH. Each counter displayed has a maximum value of 4,294,967,295. If a counter reaches that value, it remains at that value until either the counters are set to zero or the access server is initialized. Typically, the maximum values are not reached for several months.
Local> SHOW NODE PEACH COUNTERS
Node: PEACH |
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Seconds Since Zeroed: | 961608 | Multiple Node | Addresses: | 0 |
Messages Received: | 687568 | Duplicates Received: | 21 | |
Messages Transmitted: | 558793 | Messages | 35 | |
Slots Received: | 509763 | Illegal Messages Received: 0 | ||
Slots Transmitted: | 532932 | Illegal Slots | Received: | 0 |
Bytes Received: | 13876620 | Solicitations | Accepted: | 0 |
Bytes Transmitted: | 475427 | Solicitations | Rejected: | 0 |
TSHOW/LIST/MONITOR NODE COUNTERS Display Fields
The following table describes the information displayed in the previous example:
Field | Description |
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Node | Name of the node. |
Seconds Since Zeroed | Number of seconds since the counters were last |
| set to zero (maximum time exceeds 134 years). |
Messages Received | Number of LAT virtual circuit messages that the |
| access server received from this node. |
Messages Transmitted | Number of LAT virtual circuit messages that the |
| access server transmitted to this node. |
Slots Received | Number of slots that the access server received |
| from this node (slot represents a message segment |
| for a particular session). |
Slots Transmitted | Number of slots that the access server transmitted |
| to this node. |
Bytes Received | Number of data bytes that the access server |
| received from this node. |
Bytes Transmitted | Number of data bytes that the access server |
| transmitted to this node. |
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