IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Interface state, Packet Counters, Data Packets, Data Bytes, Buffers Queued

						Con®guring the X.25 Network Interface
Buffers Queued				0				0
Invalid Packets Received =					0
Switched Circuits Opened =					0
Frame Layer Counters:				Received			Transmitted
Information Frames					0			0
X.25 Physical Layer Counters:
Rx Bytes					0	Tx Bytes		0
Adapter cable:			Generic		DTE	RISC Microcode Revision:				2
V.24 circuit:	105 106 107 108				109 125		141
Nicknames:	RTS	CTS	DSR	DTR	DCD RI		LL
PUB 41450:	CA	CB	CC	CD	CF
State:	ON	OFF OFF ON			OFF OFF OFF
Line speed:			unknown
Last port reset:			23 minutes, 48 seconds ago
Input frame errors:
CRC error				0	alignment (byte			length)		0
missed frame				0	too long (>			0 bytes)		0
aborted frame				0	DMA/FIFO overrun					0
L & F bits not set				0
Output frame counters:			DMA/FIFO underrun errors					0	Output aborts sent		0

Interface buffer pool: Total = 30, Free = 30

The following list describes the interface statistics:

Nt Global interface number

Nt ' Reserved for future dial circuit use

Interface

Interface name and number (within interfaces of the same type)

CSR COMM and Status Registers address

Vec Interrupt vector

Self-Test Passed

Number of times self-test succeeded

Self-Test Failed

Number of times self-test failed

Maintenance Failed

Number of maintenance failures

Interface state

Display the current state of the input modem control signals, the packet layer (X.25 layer 3), and the frame layer (X.25 layer 2).

Packet Counters

Provides statistics on packets received and transmitted.

Data Packets

Displays the number of data packets the interface transmits receives on the network

Data Bytes

Displays the number of data bytes the interface transmits receives on the network.

Buffers Queued

Displays the number of buffers currently queued for transmission over the network. These may be frame or packet layer supervisory messages as well as forwarder packets.

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