Checking Port Status and Counters
Example: SHOW PORT COUNTERS Display
The following example shows how to generate a port counters display:
Local> SHOW PORT 1 COUNTERS
Port 1: | Joe Smith | Server: | Servername |
Seconds Since Zeroed: | 1182768 | Local Accesses: | 17 |
Framing Errors: | 0 | Remote Accesses: | 0 |
Parity Errors: | 0 | Overrun Errors: | 0 |
SHOW/MONITOR PORT COUNTERS Display Fields
The following table describes the information in the port counters display:
Field | Description |
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Port n | Number n of the port. The text that follows the number |
| of the port is any associated user name or the name of |
| the port as established for the port characteristic |
| NAME, if no user name was supplied. |
Server | Specifies a 1- to |
| server. |
Seconds Since Zeroed | Number of seconds since the counters were last set to |
| zero. |
Framing Errors | Number of bytes received at the port with illegally |
| formatted frames. If this value accumulates to greater |
| than about 20 errors per day on any one port, you |
| might have port line problems. Refer to the |
| troubleshooting procedures in the Network Access |
| Server Problem Solving manual. |
Parity Errors | Number of bytes received with parity errors at the |
| port. If this value accumulates to greater than about 20 |
| errors per day on any one port, you might have port |
| line problems. Refer to the troubleshooting |
| procedures in the Network Access Server Problem |
| Solving manual. |
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