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Displaying Multi-Port Statistics
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If you select a device, all the commands shown in Table 26 are available.
Displaying Multi-Port Statistics
When you click the RT Stats button in the Navigation Toolbar, the main Real-Time Statistics page is
displayed. Initially, no data is displayed—you see a message asking you to select a device, port group,
or port group to be displayed.
You can select a device, slot, or port group to display statistics on all the ports in that item, or you can
select an individual port to display statistics for the port.
The Component Tree displays the devices and port groups for which you can display statistics. An “S”
in a red circle next to a device name indicates that the device is not responding to SNMP requests.
NOTE
The Real-Time Statistics applet does not support hierarchical port groups. If you have created port groups in the
Grouping Manager that include subgroups as members, the subgroups will not appear in the Component Tree of the
Real-Time statistics applet. Instead, any ports that are members of subgroups will be displayed directly under the
top-level port group, as if they are members of the top-level group.
For a port, you can display individual errors in addition to utilization and total errors.
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Select a network device to display data for some or all ports on the device.
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Select a port group to display data for all ports in the port group.
You will first see a message saying “Please wait, loading statistics data.” If the EPICenter server is
successful in accessing the data, utilization data is displayed as shown in
Figure 119 .
Table 26: Pop-Up Menu Commands
Device > Same as the Device command from the Tools menu. Provides a submenu of commands:
Alarms, Sync, Telnet, Viewer, VLANs, Device Manager. See
“The Device Sub-Menu” on
page 39 for a description of each command.
Macros > Same as the Macros command from the Tools menu. See “The Macros Sub-Menu” on
page 41 for more information.
Properties Same as the Properties command from the Display menu. See “The Properties Display”
on page 85 for details about what this command shows.