Interface NNI Counters - Tellabs Knowledge Base

Definations

rmon – The Remote Network Monitoring (RMON) MIB that supports monitoring and protocol analysis of local area networks (LANs).

phy – Monitors the Ethernet transceivers that are used for Ethernet interfaces that handle the analog to digital conversion of Ethernet ports.

The configuration of NNI Counters is defined as follows:

NNI Interface Counters Attributes

Attribute	Values	Comment
Aid	SFP1-1-x \| QSFP1-2-y \| x=1..4 y=1..6	AID or Access Identifier is used to identify the port.
Rmon- stats		Container
In-pkts	Int32	Number of packets received on this NNI interface
Out-pkts	Int32	Number of packets transmitted from their NNI interface.
In-octets	Int32	The number of bytes of data received on the NNI interface.
Out-octets	Int32	The number of bytes of data sent on the NNI interface.
In-broadcast-pkts	Int32	The number of broadcast packets received on the NNI interface
out-broadcast-pkts	Int32	The number of broadcast packets sent on the NNI interface.
In-multicast-pkts	Int32	The number of multicast packets received on the NNI interface.
Out-multicast-pkts	Int32	The number of multicast packets sent on the NNI interface
In-unicast-pkts	Int32	The number of unicast packets received on this NNI interface.
Out-unicast-pkts	Int32	The number of unicast packets sent on this NNI interface
Tx-utilization	Int32	The percentage utilization of the NNI interface over time. This utilization number is calculated over a 15 minute window.
Rx-utilization	Int32	The percentage utilization of the NNI interface
All-octets		Container
In-octets		Container
Pkts64-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.
Pkts65to127-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them
Pkts128to255-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with128 to 255 bytes in them
Pkts256to511-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them
Pkts512to1023-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them
Pkts1024to1518-octets	Int32	The number of received packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them
Out-octets		Container
Pkts64-octets	Int32	The number of transmitted packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.
Pkts65to127-octets	Int32	he number of transmitted packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them.
Pkts128to255-octets	Int32	The number of transmitted packets with128 to 255 bytes in them.
Pkts256to511-octets	Int32	The number of transmitted packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them
Pkts512to1023-octets	Int32	The number of transmitted packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them.
Pkts1024to1518-octets	Int32	The number of transmitted packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them
In-errors	Int32	Count of received packets that were errored.
Out-errors	Int32	Count of transmitted packets that were errored.
In-discards	Int32	The count of received packets that were discarded.
Out-discards	Int32	The count of transmitt packets that were discarded.
Phy-stats		Container
Rx-runts	Int32	The number of packets that are undersize (less than 64 bytes), these packets are typically discarded.
Rx-oversize-packets	Int32	The count of packets that were received that were longer than the interface MTU
Rx-fragments	Int32	The number of received packets that are fragments.
Rxjabbers	Int32	Count of packets where the adapter was found to be continuously sending data or sending greater than the MTU.
Carrier-sense-errors	Int32	Count of packets or occurrences where carrier on the ethernet signal could not be detected.
Alignment-errors	Int32	Received ethernet frame’s length is not a multiple of 8 bites (a byte) and it has a bad FCS.
Fcs-errors	Int32	A count of frames that were discarded due to the calculated frame check sequence not agreeing with the one sent in the packet indicating and errored packet
Symbol-errors	Int32	Errors that occur when the receiving device detects undefined or invalid symbols during data transmission suggesting a problem with the physical medium, connection or transceiver.
In-pause-frames	Int32	The number of times a pause frame was received
Out-pause-frames	Int32	The number of times an pause frame was sent out of the port
Deferred-transmissions.	Int32	The number of times that a packet had delayed in transmission due to a collision on the port.

Attribute

Values

Comment

Aid

SFP1-1-x |
QSFP1-2-y |
x=1..4 y=1..6

AID or Access Identifier is used to identify the port.

Rmon- stats

Container

In-pkts

Int32

Number of packets received on this NNI interface

Out-pkts

Int32

Number of packets transmitted from their NNI interface.

In-octets

Int32

The number of bytes of data received on the NNI interface.

Out-octets

Int32

The number of bytes of data sent on the NNI interface.

In-broadcast-pkts

Int32

The number of broadcast packets received on the NNI interface

out-broadcast-pkts

Int32

The number of broadcast packets sent on the NNI interface.

In-multicast-pkts

Int32

The number of multicast packets received on the NNI interface.

Out-multicast-pkts

Int32

The number of multicast packets sent on the NNI interface

In-unicast-pkts

Int32

The number of unicast packets received on this NNI interface.

Out-unicast-pkts

Int32

The number of unicast packets sent on this NNI interface

Tx-utilization

Int32

The percentage utilization of the NNI interface over time. This utilization number is calculated over a 15 minute window.

Rx-utilization

Int32

The percentage utilization of the NNI interface

All-octets

Container

In-octets

Container

Pkts64-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.

Pkts65to127-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them

Pkts128to255-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with128 to 255 bytes in them

Pkts256to511-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them

Pkts512to1023-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them

Pkts1024to1518-octets

Int32

The number of received packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them

Out-octets

Container

Pkts64-octets

Int32

The number of transmitted packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.

Pkts65to127-octets

Int32

he number of transmitted packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them.

Pkts128to255-octets

Int32

The number of transmitted packets with128 to 255 bytes in them.

Pkts256to511-octets

Int32

The number of transmitted packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them

Pkts512to1023-octets

Int32

The number of transmitted packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them.

Pkts1024to1518-octets

Int32

The number of transmitted packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them

In-errors

Int32

Count of received packets that were errored.

Out-errors

Int32

Count of transmitted packets that were errored.

In-discards

Int32

The count of received packets that were discarded.

Out-discards

Int32

The count of transmitt packets that were discarded.

Phy-stats

Container

Rx-runts

Int32

The number of packets that are undersize (less than 64 bytes), these packets are typically discarded.

Rx-oversize-packets

Int32

The count of packets that were received that were longer than the interface MTU

Rx-fragments

Int32

The number of received packets that are fragments.

Rxjabbers

Int32

Count of packets where the adapter was found to be continuously sending data or sending greater than the MTU.

Carrier-sense-errors

Int32

Count of packets or occurrences where carrier on the ethernet signal could not be detected.

Alignment-errors

Int32

Received ethernet frame’s length is not a multiple of 8 bites (a byte) and it has a bad FCS.

Fcs-errors

Int32

A count of frames that were discarded due to the calculated frame check sequence not agreeing with the one sent in the packet indicating and errored packet

Symbol-errors

Int32

Errors that occur when the receiving device detects undefined or invalid symbols during data transmission suggesting a problem with the physical medium, connection or transceiver.

In-pause-frames

Int32

The number of times a pause frame was received

Out-pause-frames

Int32

The number of times an pause frame was sent out of the port

Deferred-transmissions.

Int32

The number of times that a packet had delayed in transmission due to a collision on the port.

Command Path – show>tolt>interfaces>nni>counters>

Action – show

Module – tolt

Container – interfaces

Container – nni

Container – counters

Styles –

*aid – AID or Access Identifier used to identify the port.
- SFP1-1-x | QSFP1-2-y | x=1..4 y=1..6
- Rmon-stats – Container (All values are Int32)
  - In-pkts – Number of packets received on this NNI interface
  - Out-pkts – Number of packets transmitted from thei NNI interface.
  - In-octets – The number of bytes of data received on the NNI interface.
  - Out-octets – The number of bytes of data sent on the NNI interface.
  - In-broadcast-pkts – The number of broadcast packets received on the NNI interface.
  - out-broadcast-pkts – The number of broadcast packets sent on the NNI interface
  - In-multicast-pkts – The number of multicast packets received on the NNI interface.
  - Out-multicast-pkts – The number of multicast packets sent on the NNI interface.
  - In-unicast-pkts – The number of unicast packets received on this NNI interface.
  - Out-unicast-pkts – The number of unicast packets sent on this NNI interface
  - Tx-utilization – The percentage utilization of the NNI interface over time. This utilization number is calculated over a 15 minute window
  - Rx-utilization– The percentage utilization of the NNI interface
- All-octets – Container (All values are Int32)
  - In-octets – Container
    - Pkts64-octets – The number of received packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.
    - Pkts65to127-octets – The number of received packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them.
    - Pkts128to255-octets – The number of received packets with128 to 255 bytes in them
    - Pkts256to511-octets – The number of received packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them
    - Pkts512to1023-octets – The number of received packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them.
    - Pkts1024to1518-octets – The number of received packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them
  - Out-octets – Container
    - Pkts64-octets – The number of transmitted packets with 64 or fewer octects in them.
    - Pkts65to127-octets – The number of transmitted packets with 65 to 127 bytes in them.
    - Pkts128to255-octets – The number of transmitted packets with128 to 255 bytes in them
    - Pkts256to511-octets – The number of transmitted packets with 256 to 511 bytes in them
    - Pkts512to1023-octets – The number of transmitted packets with 512 to 1023 bytes in them.
    - Pkts1024to1518-octets – The number of transmitted packets with 1024 to 1518 bytes in them
- In-errors – Count of received packets that were errored.
- Out-errors – Count of transmitted packets that were errored.
- In-discards – The count of received packets that were discarded.
- Out-discards – The count of transmitt packets that were discarded.
- Phy-stats – Container
  - Rx-runts – The number of packets that are undersize (less than 64 bytes), these packets are typically discarded.
  - Rx-oversize-packets – The count of packets that were received that were longer than the interface MTU
  - Rx-fragments – The number of received packets that are fragments.
  - Rxjabbers – Count of packets where the adapter was found to be continuously sending data or sending greater than the MTU.
  - Carrier-sense-errors – Count of packets or occurrences where carrier on the ethernet signal could not be detected.
  - Alignment-errors – Received ethernet frame’s length is not a multiple of 8 bites (a byte) and it has a bad FCS.
  - Fcs-errors – A count of frames that were discarded due to the calculated frame check sequence not agreeing with the one sent in the packet indicating and errored packet.
  - Symbol-errors – Errors that occur when the receiving device detects undefined or invalid symbols during data transmission suggesting a problem with the physical medium, connection or transceiver
  - In-pause-frames – The number of times a pause frame was received.
  - Out-pause-frames – The number of times a pause frame was sent out of the port.
  - Deferred-transmissions.– The number of times that a packet had delayed in transmission due to a collision on the port

Interface NNI to Show Counters

The following examples show how to display the NNI counter content.

Command Path – show>tolt>interfaces>nni>counters>

Action – show

Module – tolt

Container – interfaces

Container – nni

Container – counters

Types – Example Parameters

*Aid – QSFP1-2-1

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input show tolt interfaces nni counters QSFP1-2-1, and press Enter.

Outputs similar to the following are displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# show tolt interfaces nni counters QSP1-2-1 <enter>
tolt interfaces nni counters QSFP1-2-1
 rmon-stats in-pkts 0
 rmon-stats out-pkts 0
 rmon-stats in-octets 0
 rmon-stats out-octets 0
 rmon-stats in-broadcast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats out-broadcast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats in-multicast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats out-multicast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats in-unicast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats out-unicast-pkts 0
 rmon-stats tx-utilization 0
 rmon-stats rx-utilization 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts64-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts65to127-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts128to255-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts256to511-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts512to1023-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets in-octets pkts1024to1518-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts64-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts65to127-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts128to255-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts256to511-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts512to1023-octets 0
 rmon-stats all-octets out-octets pkts1024to1518-octets 0
 rmon-stats in-errors 0
 rmon-stats out-errors 0
 rmon-stats in-discards 0
 rmon-stats out-discards 0
 phy-stats rx-runts     0
 phy-stats rx-oversize-pkts 0
 phy-stats rx-fragments 0
 phy-stats rx-jabbers   0
 phy-stats carrier-sense-errors 0
 phy-stats alignment-errors 0
 phy-stats fcs-errors   0
 phy-stats symbol-errors 0
 phy-stats in-pause-frames 0
 phy-stats out-pause-frames 0
 phy-stats deferred-transmissions 0

MDS1-ESUA# _