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Cisco Aironet 1200 Series Access Point Software Configuration Guide
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Chapter 9 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
Using Diagnostic Pages
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Down—The port is not operating.
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Error—The port is in an error condition.
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Maximum Rate (Mb/s)—Maximum rate of data transmission in megabits per
second.
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IP Address—The IP address of the port.
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MAC Address—The unique identifier assigned to the access point by the
manufacturer.
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Duplex—The port’s duplex setting, either half or full.
Receive Statistics
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Unicast Packets—The number of packets received in point-to-point
communication.
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Multicast Packets—The number of packets received that were sent as a
transmission to a set of nodes.
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Total Bytes—Total number of bytes received.
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Total Errors—Total number of packets determined to be in error.
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Discarded Packets—Packets discarded due to errors or network congestion.
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Forwardable Packets—Packets received by the port that were acceptable or
passable through the filters.
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Filtered Packets—Packets that were stopped or screened by the filters set up
on the port.
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Packet CRC Errors—Cyclic redundancy check (CRC) errors that were
detected in a received packet.
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Carrier Sense Lost—The number of disconnects from the Ethernet network.
Carrier sense lost events are usually caused by disconnected wiring.
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Late Collisions—Packet errors that probably were caused by over-long
wiring problems. Late collisions could also indicate a failing NIC card.
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Overrun Packets—Ethernet packets that were discarded because the access
point had a temporary overload of packets to handle.
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Packets Too Long—Ethernet packets that were larger than the maximum
packet size of 1518 bytes.
