
Troubleshooting a Data Link Layer Problem
308656-14.00 Rev 00
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• wfCSMACDBablErrorTx
This shows the number of frames transmitted that were larger than 1518
octets. BablErrorTx stands for babbling transmitter errors. Despite
declaring an error, the Ethernet controller chip transmits the packet in its
entirety.
Disable and enable the port and check the log for errors.
• wfCSMACDLcarTx
This shows the number of loss-of-carrier errors, which is the number of
times the port on the router lost the carrier connection during transmission
to an external transceiver device. After carrier loss, the Ethernet controller
chip continues to transmit the frame and the CSMACD entity logs an
event. The controller chip does not retransmit the frame.
This could indicate a bad transceiver cable, bad transceiver, or bad hub
port.
• wfCSMACDFcsErrorRx
This shows the number of frames dropped upon receipt over this
CSMA/CD line because the Ethernet controller chip detected a check
sequence (checksum) error. The cause is usually physical.
Make sure the cables are firmly connected. Test the cables.
• wfCSMACDAlignErrorRx
This shows the number of frames dropped upon receipt over this
CSMA/CD line because the Ethernet controller chip detected a frame
alignment error. An incoming frame contained a non-integer multiple of
eight bits and a checksum error. If an incoming frame contains a
non-integer multiple of eight bits, but does not have a checksum error, it
does not increase this count. When this count is incremented, the cause is
usually physical.
Make sure the cables are firmly connected. Test the cables.
• wfCSMACDLackRescErrorRx
This shows the number of receiver lack-of-resource errors. It indicates the
number of times the router dropped packets it received because of a lack
of buffers. Some lack-of-resource errors are likely, especially when the
router boots. If this number increases to a high rate (such as 15/minute)
for an extended period, it may indicate a problem.
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