Brocade Multi-Service IronWare Switching Configuration Guide (Supporting R05.6.00) - Manual (Page 268)

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About IEEE 802.1ad
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Trunk membership The Trunk membership variable identifies the interface module as a
member of a primary or secondary port. This specifies members of an
active port or not a member of an active port.
Configured trunk membership The Configured trunk membership variable identifies the interface
module as a member of any configured trunk or not a member of a
configured trunk.
Port name The port name variable identifies the name assigned to the port.
MTU # bytes, encapsulation ethernet Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) refers to the size of the largest
packet or frame that a known layer can pass forward.
The # bytes variable refers to size of the packet or frame.
#seconds input rate: value bits/sec,
value packets/sec, % utilization The #second input rate refers to:
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The value of bits received per second.
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The value of packets received per second.
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The % utilization specifies the port’s bandwidth used by received
traffic.
# seconds output rate: value bits/sec,
value packets/sec, % utilization The #second output rate refers to:
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The value of bits transmitted per second.
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The value of packets transmitted per second.
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The % utilization specifies the port’s bandwidth used by
transmitted traffic.
value packets input, value bytes
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The value variable specifies the number of packets received.
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The value variable specifies the number of bytes received.
Received value broadcasts, value
multicasts, value unicasts The value variable specifies the amount of traffic the interface module
is receiving on broadcasts, multicasts, and unicast traffic.
value input errors, value CRC, value
frame, value ignored
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The value variable specifies the number of received packets with
errors.
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The value variable specifies the number of received packets with
CRC errors.
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The value variable specifies the number of received packets with
alignment errors.
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The value variable specifies the number of received packets that
are discarded.
value runts, value giants The value runts variable specifies the number of small packets that
are less than 64 bytes.
The value giants variable specifies the number of large packets greater
than 1518 bytes.
NP received The number of packets received on the Network Processor (NP).
NP transmitted The number of packets sent from the Network Processor to the Traffic
Manager (TM).
NP Ingress dropped The number of ingress packets dropped on the Network Processor.
value packets output
value bytes
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The value variable specifies the number of transmitted packets.
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The value variable specifies the number of transmitted bytes.
Transmitted value broadcasts, value
multicasts, value unicasts The value variable specifies the amount of traffic the interface module
transmitted on broadcasts, multicasts, and unicast traffic.
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