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Directed Bytes Tx
This is the amount of bytes transmitted across the net-
work to one node.
Directed Frames Tx
This is the amount of frames transmitted across the
network to one node.
Multicast Bytes Tx
This is the amount of bytes transmitted across the net-
work to several nodes.
Multicast Frames Tx
This is the amount of frames transmitted across the net-
work to several nodes.
Broadcast Bytes Tx
This is the amount of bytes transmitted across the net-
work to all nodes.
Broadcast Frames Tx This is the amount of frames transmitted across the net-
work to all nodes.
Directed Bytes Rx
This is the amount of bytes received across the network
from one node.
Directed Frames Rx
This is the amount of frames received across the net-
work from one node.
Multicast Bytes Rx
This is the amount of bytes received across the network
from several nodes.
Multicast Frames Rx
This is the amount of frames received across the net-
work from several nodes.
Broadcast Bytes Rx
This is the amount of bytes received across the network
from all nodes.
Broadcast Frames Rx This is the amount of frames received across the net-
work from all nodes.
Rx CRC Error
This shows the amount of incoming packets that failed
the cyclical redundancy check.
Tx Packets Queued
This shows the amount of packets scheduled to be
transmitted based on queue configuration.
Instant EtherFast
®
Series
The Statistics Tab will show how, in a smaller screen, the Adapter is function-
ing. This tab consists of three sub-tabs: General, IEEE 802.3, and Others. These
are described in this section.
GENERAL
Shown in Figure 11-15, the “General” statistics are as follows:
Frames Tx OK
This shows the amount of frames transmitted successfully.
Frames Rx OK
This shows the amount of frames received successfully.
Frames Tx Fail
This shows the amount of frames transmitted that did not
reach the destination successfully.
Frames Rx Fail
This shows the amount of frames that were not received
correctly.
Rx No Buffer
This specifies the number of frames that the Adapter can-
not receive due to lack of receive buffer space.
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EtherFast
®
10/100 Managed Network Adapter
Statistics Tab
Figure 11-15
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