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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1587.1 | | NETRIX::thomas | The Code Warrior | Thu Feb 16 1995 10:06 | 1 |
| netstat -I -s
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| 1587.2 | OpenVMS option? | CIVPR1::BURKE | | Wed Feb 22 1995 14:06 | 3 |
| Is there an OpenVMS utility that will do the same?
Brady Burke
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| 1587.3 | | MRLAT::RASPUZZI | Michael Raspuzzi - LAT Engineering et al | Thu Feb 23 1995 10:59 | 48 |
| If you have created a LAT link on an FDDI adapter, LATCP will show you
something like this:
$ LCP SHOW LINK FDDI$LINK /COUNTER
Link Name: FDDI$LINK
Device Name: _FQA1:
Seconds Since Zeroed: 480407
Messages Received: 9239659 Messages Sent: 243289
LAT Messages Received: 69139 LAT Messages Sent: 67406
Multicast Msgs Received: 9170520 Multicast Msgs Sent: 175881
LAT Multicast Msgs Received: 9170492 LAT Multicast Msgs Sent: 175881
Bytes Received: 1244277899 Bytes Sent: 39252305
LAT Bytes Received: 3904803 LAT Bytes Sent: 2505429
Multicast Bytes Received: 1240208119 Multicast Bytes Sent: 35331284
LAT Multicast Bytes Received: 1166840903 LAT Multicast Bytes Sent: 31637783
System Buffer Unavailable: 0 User Buffer Unavailable: 0
Unrecognized Destination: 0 Data Overrun: 0
Receive Errors: 0 Transmit Errors: 0
Receive Errors (bitmask = 000) - Transmit Errors (bitmask = 000) -
Block Check Error: No Excessive Collisions: No
Framing Error: No Carrier Check Failure: No
Frame Too Long: No Short Circuit: No
Frame Status Error: No Open Circuit: No
Frame Length Error: No Frame Too Long: No
Remote Failure To Defer: No
Transmit Underrun: No
Transmit Failure: No
FDDI Specific Counters
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Ring Initializations Initd: 0 Traces Initiated: 0
Ring Initializations Rcvd: 0 Traces Received: 0
Directed Beacons Received: 0 Ring Beacons Initiated: 0
Connections Completed: 1 Link Errors: 0
Duplicate Tokens Detected: 0 Dup Addr Test Failures: 0
Ring Purge Errors: 0 FCI Strip Errors: 0
LCT Rejects: 0 LEM Rejects: 0
Elasticity Buffer Errors: 0 MAC Frame Count: 4294967295
MAC Error Count: 0 MAC Lost Count: 0
Is this what you are looking for? On OpenVMS AXP, there is a new LAN
control program (LANCP). It might have the ability to show you device
counters too.
Mike
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| 1587.4 | | STAR::STOCKDALE | | Sun Feb 26 1995 14:05 | 4 |
| Or do ANA/SYS then SHOW LAN/COU/FDDI.
- Dick
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| 1587.5 | Some good ideas, for sure! | CIVPR1::BURKE | | Wed Mar 01 1995 12:00 | 19 |
| I was just wondering if there was a programmatic way of doing this. I
am hesitant to provide to 100+ customer sites a command procedure that
performs an ANALYZE/SYSTEM with output to a text file, then searching
the text file for strings.
It would be great if there were some QIO program that could interrogate
the current FDDI channels and check if there were changes in the Bytes
Xmt'd to show that there was activity. Nothing as fancy as a
LANalyzer, but something which could see how many FDDI cards were in
the box and if they were working.
The previous suggestions lead me to believe that I will end up with a
command procedure, even though I would like some simple (aren't they
all) program to perform it.
I appreciate the input that this not has received so far and the
suggestions are a great help.
Brady Burke
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