Cabletron Systems FN100, Справочное руководство

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Chapter 6: Cabletron MIB
Page 6-26 Fast Network 100 MIB Reference Guide
0x0800 ARP - use the port for resolving ARP
0x10000 TRUNKING - use the port for Cabletron’s Trunking Protocol
These values can be configured through the sfsprotoTable.
sfifRxPackets {sfifEntry 8}
Octet String Read-Only
A 48 byte array, containing the number of received packets broken down into 12
categories. The number of packets in each category is encoded as a series of 4
bytes which should be converted into a 32 bit counter. The 12 categories are
determined by combining each possible DEST_xxx value with each possible
OUTCOME_xxx value, as listed below:
DEST_PORT = 0 a port address.
DEST_BRIDGE = 1 a bridge management address.
DEST_KNOWN = 2 a known non-management unicast address.
DEST_UNKNOWN = 3 an unknown non-management unicast address.
DEST_MULTI = 4 a non-management multicast address other than
bridge or broadcast address.
DEST_BROADCAST = 5 a received broadcast packet (other than an ARP to
the FN100 itself.)
OUTCOME_FWD = 0 packet forwarded.
OUTCOME_LOCAL = 6 packet filtered (local traffic, or the destination was
the FN100 itself).
sfifRxHwFCSs {sfifEntry 9}
Counter Read-Only
Number of received packets discarded due to FCS errors.
sfifRxQueues {sfifEntry 10}
Counter Read-Only
Number of received packets lost because of insufficient receive buffers.
sfifTxPacket {sfifEntry 11}
Octet String Read-Only
A 24 byte array, containing the number of transmitted packets broken down into
6 categories. The number of packets in each category is encoded as a series of 4
bytes, which should be converted into a 32 bit counter. The 6 categories are the
DEST_xxx values, as previously described.