
Troubleshooting Routers
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• wfCSMACDOctetsRxOk
This shows the number of bytes received without error.
• wfCSMACDFramesRxOk
This shows the number of frames received without error.
• wfCSMACDOctetsTxOk
This shows the number of bytes transmitted without error.
• wfCSMACDFramesTxOk
This shows the number of frames transmitted without error.
• wfCSMACDDeferredTx
This shows the number of deferred transmissions. The Ethernet port
detected a frame transmitting on the segment when it was preparing to
transmit another frame. This is not an error, but an indication of a busy
segment. If this statistic changes rapidly, determine why the segment is so
busy.
• wfCSMACDLateCollnTx
This shows the number of late collisions transmitted. A late collision
transmission is a collision that takes place after the router transmits the
first 64 bytes of a frame. The Ethernet controller chip (ILACC, Integrated
Local Area Communications Controller) does not retransmit the frame.
The length of the Ethernet cable exceeds the specified length. Use a cable
length that complies with the IEEE 802.3 specification.
Late collisions may indicate that the Ethernet LAN exceeds the length of
the IEEE 802.3 specification.
• wfCSMACDExcessvCollnTx
This shows the number of excessive collisions. The software declares an
excessive collision when 16 successive attempts to transmit a frame fail
because each attempt results in a collision. The router discards the frame
and adds one to the error count.
This is an indication of an overloaded segment with possible data storms.
Analyze this segment in order to determine what type of traffic is causing
the problem.
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