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This document organizes and describes various non-SNMP-MIB forms of statistics, often called counters, generated by 
the ASR 5x00. For this document, these statistics are divided into two categories: bulk statistics and dynamic statistics 
output by CLI 

 commands. 

Bulk statistics are typically collected within configured time frames. The data is written to files or transported to remote 
systems where it is processed. Bulk statistic variables are organized by shared concepts (such as service or interface) 
into schema. For example, the system schema includes all the statistics collected at the system level. The schema 
chapters in this document describe the bulk statistic variables for each schema.  

The statistics output by show commands usually provide a greater degree of granularity than the bulk statistics because:  

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the dynamic content is captured at the time the CLI command is entered, 

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the command output represents a single element, whereas bulk statistics are often a combination of values for 

multiple elements, 

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the command output can be fine-tuned using keywords included in the 

 command when it is entered.  

The types of output statistics are governed by the CLI 

 commands that generate their display. For example, 

 displays the current power status for each card in every slot of the chassis. 

Some of the 

 command outputs display configuration information for reference purposes. For example, 

gs-service full name <service_name>

 displays the configuration for the named Gs service.