Avaya C460 SMON 사용자 설명서

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Avaya C460 SMON User Guide
Port Statistics Overview
The Port Statistics tool measures the traffic travelling through each port 
on the selected device. For each port, SMON summarizes the traffic, such 
as packets into the device and packets from the device. You can sort the 
display by port name or by any of the packet types. You can see, for 
example, the ports generating the most errors.
If you notice that a particular port displays a disproportionate amount of 
errors, this may suggest that a device connected to the port is responsible 
for the problem. 
You select the most active ports by using a rate base. SMON measures the 
rate base for all the ports to find the most active ports and then displays 
these ports and their statistics. This process is called Port TopN.
Using the Port Statistics tool in conjunction with VLAN Statistics and 
Switch Statistics makes it straightforward to discover the cause of a 
problem. For example, using Switch Statistics you may discover that there 
are too many errors on a specific switch. You could then use Port Statistics 
to help indicate the port from which the problem originates. For more 
information on using the Port Statistics tool, refer to 
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Extended Port Statistics Overview
The Extended Port Statistics tool measures the traffic travelling through a 
specific port. SMON shows details of the traffic on the port, including 
packet types and error types. 
If you notice that a particular port displays a disproportionate amount of 
errors, Extended Port Statistics can help you identify the type of error 
occurring most often. This can help you pinpoint the cause of the 
problem. For more information on using the Extended Port Statistics tool, 
refer to 
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VLAN Statistics Overview
The VLAN Statistics tool measures the switched traffic travelling through 
VLANs on the selected switch. A VLAN consists of stations connected 
logically rather than physically. A VLAN can be used, for example, to 
distribute network resources by department, even if the department’s 
stations are not all located in the same area. Therefore, a VLAN can 
incorporate stations from different devices.