4.389 rept-imt-lvl1
Use this command to display IMT level 1 statistics for a card or a range of cards. A summary report of totals for all cards is also generated.
Parameters
- e (optional)
- End address. The IMT address of the last card in the range. A decimal value or a hexadecimal value can be specified for this parameter (see Table 4-46 to map the values by card location).
- eloc (optional)
- End location. The card location of the last card
in the range.
- Range:
- 1101 - 1108, 1111 - 1113, 1115, 1201 - 1208, 1211 - 1218, 1301 - 1308, 1311 - 1318, 2101 - 2108, 2111 - 2118, 2201 - 2208, 2211 - 2218, 2301 - 2308, 2311 - 2318, 3101 - 3108, 3111 - 3118, 3201 - 3208, 3211 - 3218, 3301 - 3308, 3311 - 3318, 4101 - 4108, 4111 - 4118, 4201 - 4208, 4211 - 4218, 4301 - 4308, 4311 - 4318, 5101 - 5108, 5111 - 5118, 5201 - 5208, 5211 - 5218, 5301 - 5308, 5311 - 5318, 6101 - 6108, 6111 - 6118
- Default:
- If
sloc is specified—current
sloc value; displays
information for one card
If sloc is not specified— 1115, which corresponds to IMT address 251 (e=251); displays information for entire range of locations.
- hs (optional)
- This parameter specifies whether to include High Speed interface counts in the report.
- s (optional)
- Start address. The IMT address of the first (or only) card in the range. A decimal value or a hexadecimal value can be specified for this parameter (see Table 4-46 to map the values by card location).
- sloc (optional)
- Start location. The card location of the first
card in the range.
- Range:
- 1101 - 1108, 1111 - 1113, 1115, 1201 - 1208, 1211 - 1218, 1301 - 1308, 1311 - 1318, 2101 - 2108, 2111 - 2118, 2201 - 2208, 2211 - 2218, 2301 - 2308, 2311 - 2318, 3101 - 3108, 3111 - 3118, 3201 - 3208, 3211 - 3218, 3301 - 3308, 3311 - 3318, 4101 - 4108, 4111 - 4118, 4201 - 4208, 4211 - 4218, 4301 - 4308, 4311 - 4318, 5101 - 5108, 5111 - 5118, 5201 - 5208, 5211 - 5218, 5301 - 5308, 5311 - 5318, 6101 - 6108, 6111 - 6118
- Default:
- If
eloc is specified—current
eloc value
If eloc is not specified— 1201, which corresponds to IMT address 0 (s=0).
Example
This example requests low speed interface counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:s=h'00:e=h'00This example requests a summary report of low speed interface counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:s=h'00:e=h'00:r=summaryThis example requests low speed interface counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:sshelf=1200This example requests low speed interface counts for individual cards.
rept-imt-lvl1:sshelf=1200:r=statsThis example requests low speed and high speed interface counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:sshelf=1200:hs=yesThis example requests low speed and high speed interface counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:s=h'00:e=h'00:hs=yesThis example requests an error report for non-zero error counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:s=h'00:e=h'00:filter=error-onlyThis example requests an error report for zero and non-zero error counts.
rept-imt-lvl1:s=h'00:e=h'00:filter=errorDependencies
Only one report status command can be in progress at a time.
The s, sloc, or sshelf parameter must be specified in the command.
This command cannot be entered during IMT statistics collection following an hourly boundary.
The command cannot be entered if the
clr-imt-stats
,
rept-imt-info
,
rept-imt-lvl2
, or
tst-imt
command is running.
Only one of the sloc/eloc, s/e, and sshelf/eshelf parameter combinations can be specified in the command.
A card location that is valid and defined in the database must be specified.
This command cannot be entered during an Extended Bit Error Rate Test (BERT).
Notes
Table 4-46 maps each card location to the decimal and hexadecimal Converting ITU National Point Code Formats values that can be specified for the s and e parameters.
Table 4-46 Hexadecimal/Decimal Values for s and e Parameters
Card Location | Hexadecimal Value | Decimal Value | Card location | Hexadecimal Value | Decimal Value |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Control Shelf 11 | |||||
1101 | h'f0 | 240 | 1102 | h'f1 | 241 |
1103 | h'f2 | 242 | 1104 | h'f3 | 243 |
1105 | h'f4 | 244 | 1106 | h'f5 | 245 |
1107 | h'f6 | 246 | 1108 | h'f7 | 247 |
1111 | h'f8 | 248 | 1112 | h'f9 | 249 |
1113 | h'fa | 250 | 1115 | h'fb | 251 |
Extension Shelf 12 | |||||
1201 | h'00 | 0 | 1202 | h'01 | 1 |
1203 | h'02 | 2 | 1204 | h'03 | 3 |
1205 | h'03 | 4 | 1206 | h'05 | 5 |
1207 | h'06 | 6 | 1208 | h'07 | 7 |
1211 | h'08 | 8 | 1212 | h'09 | 9 |
1213 | h'0a | 10 | 1214 | h'0b | 11 |
1215 | h'0c | 12 | 1216 | h'0d | 13 |
1217 | h'0e | 14 | 1218 | h'0f | 15 |
Extension Shelf 13 | |||||
1301 | h'10 | 16 | 1302 | h'11 | 17 |
1303 | h'12 | 18 | 1304 | h'13 | 19 |
1305 | h'14 | 20 | 1306 | h'15 | 21 |
1307 | h'16 | 22 | 1308 | h'17 | 23 |
1311 | h'18 | 24 | 1312 | h'19 | 25 |
1313 | h'1a | 26 | 1314 | h'1b | 27 |
1315 | h'1c | 28 | 1316 | h'1d | 29 |
1317 | h'1e | 30 | 1318 | h'1f | 31 |
Extension Shelf 21 | |||||
2101 | h'20 | 32 | 2102 | h'21 | 33 |
2103 | h'22 | 34 | 2104 | h'23 | 35 |
2105 | h'24 | 36 | 2106 | h'25 | 37 |
2107 | h'26 | 38 | 2108 | h'27 | 39 |
2111 | h'28 | 40 | 2112 | h'29 | 41 |
2113 | h'2a | 42 | 2114 | h'2b | 43 |
2115 | h'2c | 44 | 2116 | h'2d | 45 |
2117 | h'2e | 46 | 2118 | h'2f | 47 |
Extension Shelf 22 | |||||
2201 | h'30 | 48 | 2202 | h'31 | 49 |
2203 | h'32 | 50 | 2204 | h'33 | 51 |
2205 | h'34 | 52 | 2206 | h'35 | 53 |
2207 | h'36 | 54 | 2208 | h'37 | 55 |
2211 | h'38 | 56 | 2212 | h'39 | 57 |
2213 | h'3a | 58 | 2214 | h'3b | 59 |
2215 | h'3c | 60 | 2216 | h'3d | 61 |
2217 | h'3e | 62 | 2218 | h'3f | 63 |
Extension Shelf 23 | |||||
2301 | h'40 | 64 | 2302 | h'41 | 65 |
2303 | h'42 | 66 | 2304 | h'43 | 67 |
2305 | h'44 | 68 | 2306 | h'45 | 69 |
2307 | h'46 | 70 | 2308 | h'47 | 71 |
2311 | h'48 | 72 | 2312 | h'49 | 73 |
2313 | h'4a | 74 | 2314 | h'4b | 75 |
2315 | h'4c | 76 | 2316 | h'4d | 77 |
2317 | h'4e | 78 | 2318 | h'4f | 79 |
Extension Shelf 31 | |||||
3101 | h'50 | 80 | 3102 | h'51 | 81 |
3103 | h'52 | 82 | 3104 | h'53 | 83 |
3105 | h'54 | 84 | 3106 | h'55 | 85 |
3107 | h'56 | 86 | 3108 | h'57 | 87 |
3111 | h'58 | 88 | 3112 | h'59 | 89 |
3113 | h'5a | 90 | 3114 | h'5b | 91 |
3115 | h'5c | 92 | 3116 | h'5d | 93 |
3117 | h'5e | 94 | 3118 | h'5f | 95 |
Extension Shelf 32 | |||||
3201 | h'60 | 96 | 3202 | h'61 | 97 |
3203 | h'62 | 98 | 3204 | h'63 | 99 |
3205 | h'64 | 100 | 3206 | h'65 | 101 |
3207 | h'66 | 102 | 3208 | h'67 | 103 |
3211 | h'68 | 104 | 3212 | h'69 | 105 |
3213 | h'6a | 106 | 3214 | h'6b | 107 |
3215 | h'6c | 108 | 3216 | h'6d | 109 |
3217 | h'6e | 110 | 3218 | h'6f | 111 |
Extension Shelf 33 | |||||
3301 | h'70 | 112 | 3303 | h'71 | 113 |
3303 | h'72 | 114 | 3304 | h'73 | 115 |
3305 | h'74 | 116 | 3306 | h'75 | 117 |
3307 | h'76 | 118 | 3308 | h'77 | 119 |
3311 | h'78 | 120 | 3312 | h'79 | 121 |
3313 | h'7a | 122 | 3314 | h'7b | 123 |
3315 | h'7c | 124 | 3316 | h'7d | 125 |
3317 | h'7e | 126 | 3318 | h'7f | 127 |
Extension Shelf 41 | |||||
4101 | h'80 | 128 | 4102 | h'81 | 129 |
4103 | h'82 | 130 | 4104 | h'83 | 131 |
4105 | h'84 | 132 | 4106 | h'85 | 133 |
4107 | h'86 | 134 | 4108 | h'87 | 135 |
4111 | h'88 | 136 | 4112 | h'89 | 137 |
4113 | h'8a | 138 | 4114 | h'8b | 139 |
4115 | h'8c | 140 | 4116 | h'8d | 141 |
4117 | h'8e | 142 | 4118 | h'8f | 143 |
Extension Shelf 42 | |||||
4201 | h'90 | 144 | 4202 | h'91 | 145 |
4203 | h'92 | 146 | 4204 | h'93 | 147 |
4205 | h'94 | 148 | 4206 | h'95 | 149 |
4207 | h'96 | 150 | 4208 | h'97 | 151 |
4211 | h'98 | 152 | 4212 | h'99 | 153 |
4213 | h'9a | 154 | 4214 | h'9b | 155 |
4215 | h'9c | 156 | 4216 | h'9d | 157 |
4217 | h'9e | 158 | 4218 | h'9f | 159 |
Extension Shelf 43 | |||||
4301 | h'a0 | 160 | 4302 | h'a1 | 161 |
4303 | h'a2 | 162 | 4302 | h'a3 | 163 |
4305 | h'a4 | 164 | 4306 | h'a5 | 165 |
4307 | h'a6 | 166 | 4308 | h'a7 | 167 |
4311 | h'a8 | 168 | 4312 | h'a9 | 169 |
4313 | h'aa | 170 | 4314 | h'ab | 171 |
4315 | h'ac | 172 | 4316 | h'ad | 173 |
4317 | h'ae | 174 | 4318 | h'af | 175 |
Extension Shelf 51 | |||||
5101 | h'b0 | 176 | 5102 | h'b1 | 177 |
5103 | h'b2 | 178 | 5104 | h'b3 | 179 |
5105 | h'b4 | 180 | 5106 | h'b5 | 181 |
5107 | h'b6 | 182 | 5108 | h'b7 | 183 |
5111 | h'b8 | 184 | 5112 | h'b9 | 185 |
5113 | h'ba | 186 | 5114 | h'bb | 187 |
5115 | h'bc | 188 | 5116 | h'bd | 189 |
5117 | h'be | 190 | 5118 | h'bf | 191 |
Extension Shelf 52 | |||||
5201 | h'c0 | 192 | 5202 | h'c1 | 193 |
5204 | h'c2 | 194 | 5204 | h'c3 | 195 |
5205 | h'c4 | 196 | 5206 | h'c5 | 197 |
5307 | h'c6 | 198 | 5208 | h'c7 | 199 |
5211 | h'c8 | 200 | 5212 | h'c9 | 201 |
5213 | h'ca | 202 | 5214 | h'cb | 203 |
5215 | h'cc | 204 | 5216 | h'cd | 205 |
5217 | h'ce | 206 | 5218 | h'cf | 207 |
Extension Shelf 53 | |||||
5301 | h'd0 | 208 | 5302 | h'd1 | 209 |
5303 | h'd2 | 210 | 5304 | h'd3 | 211 |
5305 | h'd4 | 212 | 5306 | h'd5 | 213 |
5307 | h'd6 | 214 | 5308 | h'd7 | 215 |
5311 | h'd8 | 216 | 5312 | h'd9 | 217 |
5313 | h'da | 218 | 5314 | h'db | 219 |
5315 | h'dc | 220 | 5316 | h'dd | 221 |
5317 | h'de | 222 | 5318 | h'df | 223 |
Extension Shelf 61 | |||||
6101 | h'e0 | 224 | 6102 | h'e1 | 225 |
6103 | h'e2 | 226 | 6104 | h'e3 | 227 |
6105 | h'e4 | 228 | 6106 | h'e5 | 229 |
6107 | h'e6 | 230 | 6108 | h'e7 | 231 |
6111 | h'e8 | 232 | 6112 | h'e9 | 233 |
6113 | h'ea | 234 | 6114 | h'eb | 235 |
6115 | h'ec | 236 | 6116 | h'ed | 237 |
6117 | h'ee | 238 | 6118 | h'ef | 239 |
Low speed ring counts and performance counts
If an HMUX card is not present in the shelf, then HMUX low speed ring counts are not displayed. If HIPR or HIPR2 cards are not present in the shelf, then performance counts are not displayed.
Table 4-47 describes the statistics that are shown in the report for each card and in the Summary of totals for all requested cards, and their possible causes and corrective actions.
These statistics are displayed when the
rept-imt-lvl1:sloc=xxxx:eloc=yyyy:r=full
command is
entered.
Table 4-47 Level 1 IMT Statistics
IMT Statistic | Explanation Of Statistic | Probable Causes | Recommended Action |
---|---|---|---|
Rx CRC Error |
Receive CRC error: Bad Checksum in received IMT packet. Caused by corrupted data within the received packet. Detected by hardware. |
Maintenance activity: Card insertion, removal, or boot. Does not occur in a normal system. Indicates a hardware failure: defective LIM card, MUX card, FC cable or backplane. |
Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue is present. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Rx Format Error |
Receive Format Error: Occurs when the End of Message byte of an IMT packet is found missing. Detected by hardware. |
Service/Maintenance activity: Card insertion, removal, or boot. Does not occur in a normal system. Indicates a hardware failure: defective LIM card, MUX card, FC cable or backplane. |
Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue is present. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Rx Inv Len |
Receive Packet with Invalid Length: Card received an IMT packet where the actual length of the packet did not match the length indicated in the length field. Detected by software |
Software defect. Does not occur in a normal system. |
Contact Customer Care Center. |
Rx FIFO Half Full | Receive FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface receiving data off the TAXI line has received substantial traffic. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication; no action required. |
Rx FIFO Full | Receive FIFO Full: Watermark indication that this interface receiving data off the TAXI line is receiving traffic in excess of what it can handle. Some traffic will have been discarded. May cause retransmissions, CRC errors and Format errors. Detected by hardware | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. Seeing these counts in the field may indicate a software problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact the Customer Care Center. |
CPU Rx FIFO Half Full |
CPU Receive FIFO Half Full: Communication CPU on the card is becoming congested. Detected by hardware. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BPxxxx GPL. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. May indicate a SW problem. | None: FIFO Half Full is an indication; no action required. |
CPU Rx FIFO Full |
CPU Receive FIFO Full: Communication CPU on the card is becoming congested. Data has been dropped. May cause retransmissions, format and large packet errors. Detected by hardware. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BPxxxx GPL. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. May indicate a SW problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue is present. Contact Customer Care Center. |
CPU Rx MSU FIFO Full |
CPU Receive MSU FIFO Full: Watermark indication that the MSU traffic is in excess of what the card can handle. Traffic will have been discarded. Expect retransmissions and possibly other errors. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain the IMTPCI GPL; the FIFO stores data determined to be a MSU with no CRC error. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. May indicate a SW problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue is present. Contact Customer Care Center. |
CPU Rx LSSU FIFO Full |
CPU Receive LSSU FIFO Full: Watermark indication that the LSSU traffic is in excess of what the card can handle. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain the IMTPCI GPL; the FIFO stores data determined to be a LSSU with no CRC error. |
May indicate a hardware failure (i.e.: a defective board), although a software issue is also possible. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue exists. Contact Customer Care Center. |
CPU Rx XSU FIFO Full |
CPU Receive XSU FIFO Full: Watermark indication that the XSU traffic is in excess of what the card can handle. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain the IMTPCI GPL; the FIFO stores data determined not to be a MSU, LSSU or ASU, and no CRC error. Data internal to this card has been lost. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue exists. Contact Customer Care Center. |
ASU Rx FIFO Half Full |
CPU Receive ASU FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface has received substantial ASU traffic. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BPxxxx GPL; the FIFO stores data determined to be an ASU with no CRC error. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action required. |
ASU Rx FIFO Full |
CPU Receive ASU FIFO Full: Watermark indication that the ASU traffic is in excess of what the card can handle. ASUs will have been lost resulting in retransmission and other possible LVL1 errors. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BPxxxx or IMTPCI GPL; the FIFO stores data determined to be an ASU with no CRC error. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. Seeing these counts in the field may indicate a software problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a hardware issue exists. Contact Customer Care Center. |
SSU Packet Rx | Safety Packets Received: This message type detects the loss of a card in the system if virtual connections between cards are lost. | Card insertion, removal, or boot, heavy traffic, abnormal conditions and/or software/hardware problems can result in these packets being generated. | None. These counts are an indication. No action required. |
ASU Safety Pkt | ASU Safety Packets: ASU Unit has timed out on the IMT. | Card insertion, removal, or boot | None. These counts are only an indication. No action required. |
TSU Safety Pkt | TSU Safety Packets: TSU Unit has timed out on the IMT | Card insertion, removal, or boot | None. These counts are only an indication. No action required. |
BSU Safety Pkt | BSU Safety Packets: BSU Unit has timed out on the IMT. | Card insertion, removal, or boot | None. These counts are only an indication. No action required. |
SSU Safety Pkt | SSU Safety Packets: SSU Unit has timed out on the IMT | Card insertion, removal, or boot | None. These counts are only an indication. No action required. |
Other Safety Pkt | Other Safety Packets Received: Possible message types are MSU, DSU, ISU, and/or HSU. | Card insertion, removal, or boot | None. These counts are only an indication. No action required. |
Pri Ctrl Rx Error | Primary control receive error: Corrupted packet received. Detected by hardware | Card insertion, removal, or boot | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Pri Ctrl Sanity Err | Primary Control Sanity Error: Internal hardware monitoring self check failed. Detected by hardware | Indicates that the hardware receive logic was unable to successfully process the incoming packet. May indicate a hardware problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
RX HW flow control event |
Indicates the number of times the HW RX FIFO's backed up to a point to request the other end to HOLD until room is made available in the RX FIFO. Counts in the MUX column indicate the receiver was backed up on the MUX. Counts in the COM side indicate the LIM receiver was backed up. |
Does not indicate a problem just an indication of low level congestion. Should excessive counts be seen it could indicate a problem. | None. RX HW flow control event is an indication. No action is required. |
Pri Ctrl No SOM |
Primary Control No Start of Message Error: Incoming data was detected without a start of message (SOM.) This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BPxxxx GPL. |
Card insertion, removal, or boot. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Pri Ctrl Tx Err |
Primary Control Transmit Error: Transmit logic encountered a problem sending a packet. Detected by hardware. This stat is only meaningful for application cards. |
Card insertion, removal, or boot. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Tx FIFO Half Full |
Transmit FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface is backed up through ½ of its available storage. This stat is only meaningful for MUX card columns. |
Indicates that data was transmitted at a relatively high rate for a short period. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
Tx FIFO Full |
Transmit FIFO Full: The FIFO has overflowed and data has been lost. This stat is only meaningful for MUX card columns. |
Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. May indicate a software problem | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Future Field | Reserved | Reserved | Reserved |
Future Field | Reserved | Reserved | Reserved |
IMT Tx FIFO Half Full |
Transmit FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface is backed up through ½ of its available storage. This stat is only meaningful for MUX card columns. |
Indicates that data was transmitted at a relatively high rate for a short period. | None. FIFO Half Full is just an indication; no action is required. |
IMT Tx FIFO Full |
Transmit FIFO Full: The FIFO has overflowed and data has been lost. This stat is only meaningful for MUX card columns. |
May indicate a software problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Tx FIFO 3/4 Full | Reserved | Reserved | Reserved |
IMT By-pass FIFO Half Full |
Watermark indication that this interface has backed to fill half on the FIFO. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BLMCAP GPL. |
May indicate that data was transmitted at a relatively high rate for a short period. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
IMT By-pass FIFO Full |
By-pass FIFO overflowed data has been lost. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain a BLMCAP GPL. |
Very little if any data flows through this FIFO. May indicate a hardware problem | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. The card may need to be replaced. |
Pass thru CRC Error | Reserved | Reserved | Reserved |
Lost Multicast Pkt |
Lost Multicast Packets: This counter increments when the interface detects that one of these packets has not been delivered to a card in the list. This stat is only meaningful for application card columns. |
Card insertion, removal, or boot. These events may indicate a software problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Invalid Interrupt |
The interface generated a spurious interrupt. This stat is only meaningful for cards that contain an IMTPCI GPL. |
May indicate a software or hardware defect. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. The card may need to be replaced. |
Error Int Overflow | Deprecated | Deprecated | Deprecated |
Large Pkt Error |
Large Packet Error: The interface has detected packets larger than allowed in the data stream. This stat is meaningful for all cards except those containing the IMTPCI GPL. |
Card insertion, removal, boot, or a hardware error. May indicate a hardware problem. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
MSU Retran / MUX LVL1 Cong |
COM - Retransmissions occur when a transmitted MSU does not receive an acknowledgment (ASU) within an engineered timeout value. Detected by software. This stat is only meaningful for application cards. MUX - Count of occurrences that the MUX has reached level 1 congestion on the transmit path to the LIM (works in conjunction with MFC) |
COM - Card insertion, removal, or boot. May indicate hardware, software or configuration problems. MUX - Nothing specific to do except for monitor for excessive counts |
COM - Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. MUX - Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
MSU ROE / MUX LVL2 Cong |
COM - MSU Returned On Error: Number of MSUs returned to the application as undeliverable. Each application is responsible for indicating their need for MSUs to be returned if undeliverable. This count is for messages that the application has deemed important and requested that they be returned if undeliverable. Detected by software. MUX - Count of occurrences that the MUX has reached level 2 congestion on the transmit path to the LIM (works in conjunction with MFC) |
COM - Destination card is not available to receive packets. MUX - Nothing specific to do except monitor for excessive counts |
COM - None. MSU Returned on Error is an indication. No action is required. MUX - Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
VC OS Cnt / MUX Cong Disc |
COM - Virtual Circuit Out of Service Count: Count of times a Virtual Circuit (VC) on this card has gone Out of Service. Note: The A and B bus counts will be the same. For the VC to drop, communications on both busses must be lost. This stat is only meaningful for application cards. MUX - Count of occurrences that the MUX has reached congestion discard on the transmit path to the LIM. More data is being delivered to the transmit queue than can be transmitted to the slot/LIM. |
COM - Destination card is not available to receive packets, or software/hardware errors that cause the virtual connection(s) to be dropped. Could occur during normal maintenance (card replacement/upgrades, or booting). MUX - Packets are being dropped or re-transmitted internally. This should not occur. |
COM - Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. MUX - Contact Customer Care Center. |
Bus Disconnect Count |
Bus Disconnect Count: Counts the times that the card has been disconnected from the bus. Note: The A and B bus counts can be different. This stat is only meaningful for application cards. |
Any event that disconnects the card from the bus can cause
this counter to increment (e.g. connectivity problems to the IMT bus, or
issuing the
disc-imt or
inh-imt command)
|
If commands that disconnect the card from the bus have not been issued, clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrive stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Violation Error | Received an illegal character from the physical IMT transport (TAXI Interface). Detected by hardware | Card insertion, removal, or boot or defective hardware | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue, a problem may exist. Contact Customer Care Center. |
Info: MSU Dropped no Rept |
MSU Dropped With No Report: Number of undeliverable MSUs that are not being returned to the application.
Note: This statistic may be non-zero after executing the
|
Destination card is not available to receive packets. | None. MSU Dropped is an indication. No action is required. |
GBSU Resync | The count of how many times the GBSU receive sequence numbers have been resynchronized | These counts will occur on new card insertions, removals, boots, or a hardware error. | None. GBSU Resync is an indication. No action required. |
GBSU Invalid Seq | The count of how many times a cards received a GBSU out of sequence. | This is unlikely but could occur on one bus (GBSU lost) and not the other bus. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear there is no action to perform. If stats continue to increase (and there are no booting cards), it is possible that the card's Dynamic Database may be inconsistent. Review the DDB status and if an issue exists, contact My Oracle Support. |
GBSU Lost Packet | The count of lost GBSU packets in the system (This is received, not sent). In a clean system with counts cleared this count should stay at 0x00. | GBSUs may be occasionally lost in a congested system. | Use the LVL2 stats to determine/find the path of the lost GBSU. Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear there is no action to perform. If stats continue to increase (and there are no booting cards), there could be a problem with the system. Contact the My Oracle Support. |
GBSU RX GRP Discard | This count reflects the amount of overhead that the GBSU logic adds to these cards , and it is the number of GBSU's sent to this card that the card was not subscribed for. | GBSU Discards are normal events. | None. GBSU RX GRP Discard is an indication. No action required. |
Level 1 IMT Statistics, Low Speed Performance Counts
The probable cause for all Level 1 IMT Statistics, Low Speed Performance Counts is normal behavior. These counts are information only, and no action is required.
These statistics are displayed when the
rept-imt-lvl1:sloc=xxxx:eloc=yyyy:r=full
command is entered.
- All Packets—Number of packets transmitted on the IMT, all types
- All bytes—Number of bytes transmitted on the IMT, all types
- MSU Packets—Number of reliable delivery message data packets transmitted on the IMT
- MSU Bytes—Number of reliable delivery message data bytes transmitted on the IMT
- ASU Packets—Number of acknowledgment packets transmitted on the IMT
- ASU Bytes—Number of acknowledgment bytes transmitted on the IMT
- DSU Bytes—Number of best effort delivery message data bytes transmitted on the IMT
- HSU Packets—Number of mux card data packets transmitted on the IMT
- HSU Bytes—Number of mux card data bytes transmitted on the IMT
- TSU Bytes—Number of test bytes transmitted on the IMT
- TSU Packets—Number of test packets transmitted on the IMT
- LSSU Packets—Number of virtual circuit alignment packets transmitted on the IMT
- LSSU Bytes—Number of virtual circuit alignment bytes transmitted on the IMT
- BSU Packets—Number of broadcast data packets transmitted on the IMT
- BSU Bytes—Number of broadcast data bytes transmitted on the IMT
- SSU Packets—Number of Safety packets transmitted on the IMT
- SSU Bytes—Number of safety bytes transmitted on the IMT
- Othr Packets—Number of all packets types not counted by one of the above
- Othr Bytes—Number of all data bytes not counted by one of the above
- TAXI Util—Approximate percentage utilization of Low Speed data bus
High Speed Error Summary for Level 1 IMT Statistics
Table 4-48 displays the High Speed Error Summary for Level 1 IMT Statistics.
These statistics are displayed when the
rept-imt-lvl1:sloc=xxxx:eloc=yyyy:r=full
command is
entered.
Table 4-48 Level 1 IMT Statistics, High Speed Error Summary
Stat Label | Explanation of Stat | Probable Cause | Recommended Action |
---|---|---|---|
HS Rx Packet CRC Error | Fibre Channel Receive Packet with CRC Errors: Checksum error in received packet. Caused by corrupted data. | May indicate a hardware failure | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx Packet Format Error | Fibre Channel Receive Packet with Format Errors: Format error in received packet. Usually caused by corrupted data. | May indicate a hardware failure | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx Disparity Error | Fibre Channel Receive Packet with Disparity Errors: Error in received packet. Caused by corrupted data. | May indicate a hardware failure | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx Sync Lost Error | Fibre Channel Receive Lost Synchronization Errors: The interface lost sync on the received stream. | May indicate a hardware failure. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx Code Word Error | Fibre Channel Receive code Word Errors: Error in received packet. Caused by corrupted data. | May indicate a hardware failure. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx Packet SOM Before EOM | Fibre Channel Receive Packet with Start of Message without a previous End of Message Errors: The software received detected the start of a new packet before the end of the previous packet was detected. | May indicate a hardware failure. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Bypass FIFO Half Full | Fibre Channel Bypass FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface has backed up to the half way point of its capabilities. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
HS Bypass FIFO Full | Fibre Channel Bypass FIFO Full: The FIFO has over run and data has been lost. May result is significant downstream errors. | Indicates a software or hardware failure | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Rx FIFO Half Full | Fibre Channel Receive FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface has backed up to the half way point of its capabilities. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
HS Rx FIFO Full | Fibre Channel Receive FIFO Full: The FIFO has over run and data has been lost. May result is significant downstream errors. | Indicates a software or hardware failure | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
HS Tx FIFO Half Full | Fibre Channel Transmit FIFO Half Full: Watermark indication that this interface has backed up to the half way point of its capabilities. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
HS Tx FIFO Full | Fibre Channel Transmit FIFO Full: Watermark indication that this interface has transmitted substantial traffic. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Full is an indication. No action is required. |
IXP RX FIFO Half Full | Fibre Channel IXP Receive FIFO Half full: Watermark indication that this interface has backed up to the half way point of its capabilities. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Half Full is an indication. No action is required. |
IXP Rx FIFO Full | Fibre Channel IXP Receive FIFO Full: The IXP Rx FIFO momentarily became full. This event can occur under normal conditions and it does not indicate an issue. | Relatively heavy traffic on this interface can cause these counts to increment. | None. FIFO Full is an indication. No action is required. |
HS RX Large PKT Discard | A packet larger than allowed was processed on the receive path of the Fibre Channel. May result in significant downstream errors. | Indicates a software or hardware failure, unless the BUS is being brought up or being taken down. | Clear IMT stats, wait 1 hour and retrieve stats again. If stats are clear, there is no action to perform. If errors continue a problem may exist. Contact My Oracle Support. |
Output
rept-imt-lvl1:sloc=1201
Command Accepted - Processing
tklc1070501 02-02-11 23:10:45 MST UNKNOWN ??.?.?-65.10.0
rept-imt-lvl1:sloc=1201
Command entered at terminal #5.
;
tklc1070501 02-02-11 23:10:45 MST UNKNOWN ??.?.?-65.10.0
Retrieving LVL1 data from Eagle cards...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Card: H'0000 Elapsed Time (day - h:m:s): 0 - 04:56:52.0
A Bus B Bus
Error Counts COM MUX COM MUX
------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Rx CRC Error 0 0 0 0
Rx Format Error 0 0 0 0
Rx Inv Len 0 N/A 0 0
Rx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
Rx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx MSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx LSSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx XSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Packet Rx 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
TSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
BSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Other Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Rx Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Sanity Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
RX HW flow control event 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl No SOM 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Tx Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Future Field 0 N/A 0 N/A
Future Field 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT Tx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
IMT Tx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
Tx FIFO 3/4 Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT By-pass FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT By-pass FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pass thru CRC Error 0 N/A 0 N/A
Lost Multicast Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Invalid Interrupt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Error Int Overflow 0 N/A 0 N/A
Large Pkt Error 0 N/A 0 N/A
MSU Retran / MUX LVL1 Cong 0 0 0 0
MSU ROE / MUX LVL2 Cong 0 0 0 0
VC OS Cnt / MUX Cong Disc 0 0 0 0
Bus Disconnect Count 0 N/A 0 N/A
Violation Error 0 0 0 0
A Bus B Bus
Low Speed Perf Counts Rx Tx Rx Tx
--------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
All Packets 120K 3440K 3328K 135K
All Bytes 13M 69M 63M 15M
MSU Packets -- -- 0K 17K
MSU Bytes -- -- 8K 2042K
ASU Packets -- -- 17K 31K
ASU Bytes -- -- 209K 374K
DSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
DSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
HSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
HSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
TSU Packets -- -- 87K 87K
TSU Bytes -- -- 12522K 12522K
LSSU Packets -- -- 3223K 0K
LSSU Bytes -- -- 51575K 0K
BSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
BSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
SSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
SSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
Othr Packets -- -- 0K 0K
Othr Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
TAXI Util -- -- 0 0
;
tklc1070501 02-02-11 23:10:54 MST UNKNOWN ??.?.?-65.10.0
==========================================================================
SUMMARY REPORT: Totals accumulated from 1 User slots
A Bus B Bus
Error Counts COM MUX COM MUX
------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Rx CRC Error 0 0 0 0
Rx Format Error 0 0 0 0
Rx Inv Len 0 0 0 0
Rx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
Rx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx MSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx LSSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx XSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Packet Rx 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
TSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
BSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Other Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Rx Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Sanity Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
RX HW flow control event 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl No SOM 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Tx Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Future Field 0 N/A 0 N/A
Future Field 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT Tx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
IMT Tx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
Tx FIFO 3/4 Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT By-pass FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
IMT By-pass FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pass thru CRC Error 0 N/A 0 N/A
Lost Multicast Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Invalid Interrupt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Error Int Overflow 0 N/A 0 N/A
Large Pkt Error 0 N/A 0 N/A
MSU Retran / MUX LVL1 Cong 0 0 0 0
MSU ROE / MUX LVL2 Cong 0 0 0 0
VC OS Cnt / MUX Cong Disc 0 0 0 0
Bus Disconnect Count 0 N/A 0 N/A
Violation Error 0 0 0 0
A Bus B Bus
Low Speed Perf Counts Rx Tx Rx Tx
--------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
All Packets 0M 3M 3M 0M
All Bytes 13M 69M 63M 15M
MSU Packets -- -- 0K 17K
MSU Bytes -- -- 8K 2042K
ASU Packets -- -- 17K 31K
ASU Bytes -- -- 209K 374K
DSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
DSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
HSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
HSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
TSU Packets -- -- 87K 87K
TSU Bytes -- -- 12522K 12522K
LSSU Packets -- -- 3223K 0K
LSSU Bytes -- -- 51575K 0K
BSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
BSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
SSU Packets -- -- 0K 0K
SSU Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
Othr Packets -- -- 0K 0K
Othr Bytes -- -- 0K 0K
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUMMARY REPORT HS Totals accummlated from 1 HIPR2 Slots
1 HIPR Slots
0 HMUX Slots
High Speed Error Summary A Bus B Bus
------------------------ ---------- ----------
HS Rx Packet CRC Error -- 0
HS Rx Packet Format Error -- 0
HS Rx Disparity Error -- 0
HS Rx Sync Lost Error -- 0
HS Rx Code Word Error -- 0
HS Rx Packet SOM Before EOM -- 0
HS Bypass FIFO Half Full -- 0
HS Bypass FIFO Full -- 0
HS Rx FIFO Half Full -- 0
HS Rx FIFO Full -- 0
HS Tx FIFO Half Full -- 0
HS Tx FIFO Full -- 0
IXP Rx FIFO Half Full -- 0
IXP Rx FIFO Full -- 0
HS RX Large PKT discard -- 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;END OF REPORT
;
tklc1070501 02-02-11 23:11:06 MST UNKNOWN ??.?.?-65.10.0
Command Completed.
rept-imt-lvl1:e=251:s=0:r=summary
Command Accepted - Processing
stpa9020901 16-12-30 05:20:16 EST EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.12.0
rept-imt-lvl1:e=251:s=0:r=summary
Command entered at terminal #6.
;
stpa9020901 16-12-30 05:20:16 EST EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.12.0
Retrieving LVL1 data from Eagle cards...
==========================================================================
SUMMARY REPORT: Totals accumulated from 218 User slots
A Bus B Bus
Error Counts COM MUX COM MUX
------------ --------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Rx CRC Error 0 0 553 1
Rx Format Error 0 7 0 458
Rx Inv Len 23 2942 23 3397
Rx FIFO Half Full 1 0 6 0
Rx FIFO Full 0 0 2 0
CPU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
CPU Rx MSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx LSSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
CPU Rx XSU FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
ASU Rx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Packet Rx 10501 N/A 10501 N/A
ASU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
TSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
BSU Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
SSU Safety Pkt 138 N/A 163 N/A
Other Safety Pkt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Rx Err 3 N/A 4 N/A
Pri Ctrl Sanity Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
RX HW flow control event 0 3 2 6
Pri Ctrl No SOM 0 N/A 0 N/A
Pri Ctrl Tx Err 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Half Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
Tx FIFO Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
GBSU Resync 6627053 N/A 6627053 N/A
GBSU Invalid Seq 1 N/A 1 N/A
IMT Tx FIFO Half Full 0 111133 0 118851
IMT Tx FIFO Full 0 0 0 0
Tx FIFO 3/4 Full 0 N/A 0 N/A
GBSU Lost Packet 89 N/A 89 N/A
GBSU RX GRP Discard 0 N/A 0 N/A
Future 0 N/A 0 N/A
Lost Multicast Pkt 2432 N/A 0 N/A
Invalid Interrupt 0 N/A 0 N/A
Error Int Overflow 0 N/A 0 N/A
Large Pkt Error 0 N/A 0 N/A
MSU Retran/MUX LVL1 Cong 186038 6281 186314 15016
MSU ROE/MUX Cong BSU Disc 184 0 184 0
VC OS Cnt/MUX Cong Disc 4574195 0 4574195 0
Bus Disconnect Count 0 N/A 0 N/A
Violation Error 80 27521 80 25791
Info: MSU Dropped no Rept 91798 N/A 91798 N/A
A Bus B Bus
Low Speed Perf Counts Rx Tx Rx Tx
--------------------- ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------
All Packets 26247M 35191M 30881M 39758M
All Bytes 265659M 473133M 262981M 411159M
MSU Packets 6574660K 6574652K 11342489K 11342478K
MSU Bytes 155370714K 159559021K 153192761K 190935334K
ASU Packets 17831677K 17831688K 17815194K 17815215K
ASU Bytes 78708121K 78708353K 78526845K 78527060K
DSU Packets 4830K 4830K 0K 0K
DSU Bytes 360553K 360554K 0K 0K
HSU Packets 102720K 5132K 102702K 5130K
HSU Bytes 2077810K 438111K 2077455K 437868K
TSU Packets 238690K 238684K 238691K 238691K
TSU Bytes 33997710K 33997698K 33996473K 33996461K
LSSU Packets 2020343K 109602K 2020155K 109705K
LSSU Bytes 32376702K 1804919K 32374244K 1807059K
BSU Packets 103665K 11270920K 103000K 11200670K
BSU Bytes 2697154K 293504718K 2678460K 291483278K
SSU Packets 36K 57K 36K 57K
SSU Bytes 792K 778K 792K 777K
Othr Packets 0K 0K 0K 0K
Othr Bytes 9K 0K 9K 0K
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUMMARY REPORT HS Totals accummlated from 32 HIPR2 Slots
0 HIPR Slots
0 HMUX Slots
High Speed Error Summary A Bus B Bus
------------------------ ------ ----------
HS Rx Packet CRC Error 0 0
HS Rx Packet Format Error 0 0
HS Rx Disparity Error 0 0
HS Rx Sync Lost Error 0 0
HS Rx Code Word Error 0 0
HS Rx Packet SOM Before EOM 0 0
HS Bypass FIFO Half Full 0 0
HS Bypass FIFO Full 0 0
HS Rx FIFO Half Full 0 0
HS Rx FIFO Full 0 0
HS Tx FIFO Half Full 0 0
HS Tx FIFO Full 0 0
IXP Rx FIFO Half Full 5288 3752
IXP Rx FIFO Full 5288 3752
HS RX Large PKT discard 0 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
;END OF REPORT
;
stpa9020901 16-12-30 05:20:18 EST EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.12.0
-> 0x4320c28 (imtu_mgr): 0x4320c28 (imtu_mgr): difftime = 40013 start_time
= 3, current time = 40016
difftime = 40013 start_time = 3, current time = 40016
;
stpa9020901 16-12-30 05:20:26 EST EAGLE 46.5.0.0.0-70.12.0
Command Completed.
;
Note:
In the top portion of this sample output "Error Counts" there are three types of possible output for each field:1) A decimal number (indicates a count)
2) “—“ (indicates NO DATA)
3) “N/A” (indicates this field is not supported)
Legend
- Card—IMT address of the card in hexadecimal
- Elapsed Time (day - h:m:s)— Amount of time that has
elapsed since a card reset has occurred or the IMT statistics were cleared with
the
clr-imt-stats
command. This is shown in the format day - h:m:s, where day is the number of days that have elapsed, and h:m:s is the amount of time in the current day in hours, minutes, and seconds (and tenths of seconds). - "--"—"--" in the statistics column signifies that the statistics count is not applicable for the corresponding Card type.
- Error Count—IMT level 1 error statistics displayed in this report.
- Perf Count—IMT level 1 performance statistics displayed in this report.
- A Bus value and B Bus value—Values of the IMT level 1 statistics on IMT bus A and IMT bus B. Refer to the Notes section for descriptions of the statistics that are shown in the report for each card and in the Summary of totals for all requested cards, and their possible causes and corrective actions. Contact My Oracle Support if the count is excessive in relation to other cards.
"Excessive" count is primarily determined by the operator based upon:
- Overall system behavior
- Duration of time from when the last statistics were taken
- Statistics of an individual card in relation to other cards
The following types of Packets are included in the counts:
- Safety Packet—When an IMT packet goes around the IMT, a pre-determined value in the packet is decremented by each card. When this value reaches zero, the card that receives the value equal to zero logs this as a safety packet and removes the IMT packet from the IMT.
- Message Signaling Unit (MSU)—IMT packet containing data
- Acknowledgement Signaling Unit (ASU)—ACK for an MSU that is sent from the destination card back to the originating card.
- Test Signaling Unit (TSU)—Typically used to keep the card on the bus. There are many types of TSUs one of which performs a heartbeat function.
- Broadcast Signaling Unit (BSU)—Function is the same as an MSU except that each card will process the BSU and then copy it to the next card for processing. Used for IMT maintenance functions.
- Safety Signaling Unit (SSU)—Anytime a packet times out (Safety Packet), the card that logged a safety packet sends an SSU to make sure the original destination card is still on the IMT bus.
- Isolation Signaling Unit (ISU)—These are only used by the Fault Isolation test (tst-imt), in an attempt to isolate a hard failure on an IMT bus.
- Other Packets and Other Bytes—These include the ISUs when Fault Isolation test (tst-imt) is run (IMT bus is inhibited).
- GBSU—GBSU Lost Packet and GBSU RX GRP Discard.
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