▼To Show the Driver Statistics in a Solaris Environment
1. Use the kstat command to display driver statistics, for example:
#kstat nxge:1 grep rdc_packets
rdc_packets798982054
rdc_packets792546171
rdc_packets803941759
rdc_packets805674872
rdc_packets798714912
rdc_packets799293256
rdc_packets806470537
rdc_packets805413540
The previous example displays the receive packet counts on all of the eight Receive DMA channels on interface 1. Using the kstat nxge:1 shows all the statistics that the driver supports for that interface.
2.Use the kstat command to display driver statistics of a VLAN interface, for example:.
# kstat | nxge:38001 |
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module: | nxge | instance: 38001 | |
name: | nxge38001 | class: | net |
| brdcstrcv | 0 |
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| brdcstxmt | 0 |
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| collisions | 0 |
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| crtime | 3842.493000352 | |
| ierrors | 0 |
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| ifspeed | 10000000000 | |
| ipackets | 2116069805 | |
| ipackets64 | 6411037101 | |
| multircv | 0 |
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| multixmt | 0 |
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| norcvbuf | 0 |
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| noxmtbuf | 0 |
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| obytes | 2757388874 | |
| obytes64 | 23380264381002 | |
| oerrors | 0 |
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| opackets | 37606022 |
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| opackets64 | 4332573318 |
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| rbytes | 2937141290 | |
| rbytes64 | 47178857920554 | |
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