IBM 8260 manual Collecting and Displaying Rmon Groups Using E-MAC, SET Rmon Host Interface index

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8260A> show counter rmon hosts ethernet_1 all

RMON Hosts Table for Host Address 00-00-c9-01-01-0b on Port 2.4

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Received Packets

136

Received Octets

8704

Transmitted Packets

190

Transmitted Octets

13132

Transmitted Errors

0

Transmitted Broadcast Packets

0

Transmitted Multicast Packets

54

RMON Hosts Table for Host Address 80-00-7a-00-00-a0 on Port 0.0

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Received Packets

222

Received Octets

19376

Transmitted Packets

0

Transmitted Octets

0

Transmitted Errors

0

Transmitted Broadcast Packets

0

Transmitted Multicast Packets

0

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Figure 121. Show Counter RMON Hosts

In order to be able to collect the above statistics, you must have enabled

RMON Host group collection using the following command:

SET RMON HOST INTERFACE {index}

Where index is the index number associated with the E-MAC attached to the network to be monitored. This index number can be displayed using the ªSHOW INTERFACEº command.

Note: If the E-MAC is mounted on EC-DMM, you will be able to collect the above statistics about stations attached to both 8260 and 8250 modules. However, if the E-MAC is installed on an 8260 media module the statistics will only be collected for stations attached to the 8260 modules.

10.6.4 Collecting and Displaying RMON Groups Using E-MAC

DMM (and E-MAC) allow you to collect the following RMON groups for the

Ethernet segments in your 8260:

Host

History

Alarm

Event

Matrix

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8260 specifications

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