Axel AX4000 User's Manual - Manual (Page 44)

Tools and Statistics
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AXEL Office Server
b - ARP Statistics
An ARP or RARP request is a request to determine the Ethernet number of a
host, whose IP address has been given for a terminal-to-host connection
The first part of the ARP and RARP statistics displays requests, which have
been sent to, or received from, the Office Server:
RARP:
- received: number of received RARP frames.
- bad-type: wrong frames.
- bad-len: frame length errors.
- replies-in: responses to RARP requests sent from the Office
Server.
- request-out: RARP requests sent from the Office Server.
ARP:
- received: number of received ARP frames.
- bad-type: wrong frames.
- request-in: ARP requests received by the Office Server.
- replies-in: responses to ARP requests sent from the Office Server.
- request-out: ARP requests sent from the Office Server.
Next, all recognised 'IP Address/Ethernet Address' associations are listed
with the following parameters (ARP table):
- IP addr: IP address
- Type: Ethernet
- Time: number of seconds before this table entry will be dropped
- Q: number of frames which are waiting for address resolution (Ethernet
address is 'unknown')
- Addr: Ethernet address associated with the IP address
c - IP Statistics
This option provides statistics relating to the IP layer:
- total: frames sent to, or received from, the Office Server
- runt: number of received frames with a truncated (too short) header
- length-err: frame length errors
- version-err: version errors
- chksum-err: checksum errors
- unknown-proto: unknown protocol errors