Hood J3250M 사용자 설명서
Accessing Hub Features
Interpreting Device Status
Interpreting Device Status
Table 6-1.
Gauge Attributes for Hubs
Attribute
Description
Severity Values
Utilization%
Represents the traffic on the port as a
percentage of the port’s bandwidth.
percentage of the port’s bandwidth.
Warning: 40%
Critical: 75%
Critical: 75%
Collisions%
Represents the number of collisions that have
occurred expressed as a percentage of the
packets transmitted through the port.
occurred expressed as a percentage of the
packets transmitted through the port.
Warning: 30%
Critical: 50%
Critical: 50%
Broadcasts/sec
Represents the number of broadcast packets
being transmitted through the port per second.
being transmitted through the port per second.
Warning: 150/sec
Critical: 400/sec
Critical: 400/sec
Errors%
Represents the number of errors that have
occurred expressed as a percentage of the
total number of packets received through the
port.
occurred expressed as a percentage of the
total number of packets received through the
port.
Warning: 0%-1%
Critical: 1%
Critical: 1%
Multicasts/sec
Represents the number of multicast packets
being transmitted through the port per second.
being transmitted through the port per second.
Warning: 1500/
sec
Critical: 4000/sec
sec
Critical: 4000/sec
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Status - Global Counters
Hub Global Counters
Selecting the Global Counters button displays a page listing eight counters
and their values since the last device reset. The counters are totals for the
device. To view counters by port, select the Port Counters tab.
and their values since the last device reset. The counters are totals for the
device. To view counters by port, select the Port Counters tab.
Switching Hub Global Counters
The switching hubs display the counters described in the following table.
Table 6-2.
Switching Hub Global Counters
Counter
Description
Total Packets
Total number of packets (including bad packets, broadcast
packets, and multicast packets) received.
packets, and multicast packets) received.
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