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97
of
114
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets).
Fragments
The
total
number
of
the
received
packets
that
are
less
than
64
octets
in
length
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
and
has
either
a
bad
FCS
with
an
integral
number
of
octets
(FCS
Error)
or
a
bad
FCS
with
a
non
‐
integral
number
of
octets
(Alignment
Error).
Jabbers
The
total
number
of
the
received
packets
that
are
longer
than
1518
octets
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
and
has
either
a
bad
FCS
with
an
integral
number
of
octets
(FCS
Error)
or
a
bad
FCS
with
a
non
‐
integral
number
of
octets
(Alignment
Error).
Collisions
The
best
estimate
of
the
total
number
of
collisions
on
this
Ethernet
segment.
Pkts
64
Octets
The
total
number
of
received
packets,
that
are
64
octets
in
length
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
including
bad
packets.
Pkts65
to
127
Octets
The
total
number
of
received
packets,
that
are
between
65
and
127
octets
in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
including
bad
packets.
Pkts
128
to255
Octets
The
total
number
of
received
packets,
that
are
between
128
and
255
octets
in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
including
bad
packets.
Pkts256
to
511
Octets
The
total
number
of
packets,
including
bad
packets,
received
that
are
between
256
and
511
octets
in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets).
Pkts512
to
1023
Octets
The
total
number
of
received
packets,
that
are
between
512
and
1023
octets
in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
including
bad
packets.
Pkts1024
to
1518
Octets
The
total
number
of
received
packets,
that
are
between
102
4and
1518
octets
in
length
inclusive
(excluding
framing
bits,
but
including
FCS
octets),
including
bad
packets.
Drop
Events
The
total
number
of
events
in
which
packets
are
dropped
by
the
probe
due
to
lack
of
resources.
All
of
the
statistics
for
each
Ethernet
port
can
be
reset.
16.2
History
16.2.1
History
Control
This
page
sets
a
history
control
entry.
Port
The
Ethernet
port
for
collecting
statistics.
Owner
The
entity
that
configures
this
entry
and
is
therefore
using
the
resources
assigned
to
it.
