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Packets To Internal Stack:
Total number of good packets the bridge has transmitted to the
internal TCP/IP stack. See note 21.
Packets From Internal Stack:
Total number of good packets the bridge has received from
the internal TCP/IP stack. See note 21.
L2 Source MAC Address Conflicts:
The number of times a packet received over the
wireless link had the Layer 2 (Ethernet) Source MAC Addresses of a device that had
previously been transmitting on the 'local' Ethernet network. This could indicate the presence
of a traffic loop or of L2 MAC Address spoofing on the network. See note 21.
Num ARQ Nacks Sent:
Total number of ARQ requests sent.
Num ARQ Nacked Packets:
Total number of ARQ Ethernet packets sent in reply to an ARQ
request.
ARQ Retransmitted Rx Packets:
Total number of ARQ retransmitted packets that have
been received.
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Wireless Good Rx Packets:
Total number of good packets the bridge has received from the
wireless interface. See note 21.
Wireless Bad Rx Packets:
Total number of corrupt packets the bridge has received from the
wireless interface See note 21.
Wireless Good Tx Packets:
Total number of good packets the bridge has sent for
transmission by the wireless interface. See note 21.
Wireless Dropped Tx Packets:
Total number of packets that the local unit could not bridge
to the remote unit because either the wireless link was down or because Ethernet packets are
being received faster than they can be transmitted over the wireless link. See note 21.
Wireless Rx Bytes:
Total number of bytes that were received by the wireless interface. See
note 21.
Wireless Tx Bytes:
Total number of bytes that were transmitted by the wireless interface.
See note 21.
Wireless Tx Compressible Bytes:
Total number of bytes which the system has attempted to
compress - compression is dependant on modulation mode and packet size. See note 21.
Wireless Tx Compressed Bytes:
Total number of compressed bytes sent by the wireless
interface. See note 21.