Digital Equipment DECagent 90, User Information

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Where uu, vv, ww, xx, yy, zz are hexadecimal numbers in the range 00 through
FF.
After you enter the MAC address, the following appears:
Enter the MOP version (3 or 4) <3>:
The counters will then appear on the screen, automatically updating every few
seconds or so. Examples of the displays for both MOP V3 and MOP V4 counters
are shown next. The <xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx> is the MAC address that you entered at
the Enter the MAC Address prompt.
MOP V3 Counters for xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
Seconds since last zeroed x Send failure x
Excessive collisions *
Bytes received x Carrier check failed *
Bytes sent x Short circuit *
Frames received x Open circuit *
Frames sent x Frame too long *
Multicast bytes received x Remote failure to defer *
Multicast frames received x Receive failure x
Frames sent Block check error *
Initially deferred x Framing error *
Single collision x Frame too long *
Multiple collisions x System buffer unavailable x
Unrecognized frame dest’n x User buffer unavailable x
Data overrun x
MOP V4 Counters for xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
Time since counter creation
ddd hh:mm:ss.ccc Send failure
Excessive collisions x
Bytes received x Carrier check failed x
Bytes sent x Short circuit x
Frames received x Open circuit x
Frames sent x Frame too long x
Multicast bytes received x Remote failure to defer x
Multicast frames received x Receive failure
Frames sent Block check error x
Initially deferred x Framing error x
Single collision x Frame too long x
Multiple collisions x System buffer unavailable x
Unrecognized frame dest’n x User buffer unavailable x
Data overrun x Collision detect check fail x
To exit the Show Counters display, press Ctrl/C or the ESC key.
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