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This column indicates the speed, or access rate, between the 

WSX

 serial port and 

DSU

 or other 

physical 

DTE

 device. The speed is expressed in bits per second (bps). This speed is the total 

bandwidth available on the line connected to this port. Virtual circuits on this port share this 
bandwidth.

Usually, the 

WSX

 port will be a physical 

DTE

 device and the speed will be determined by the 

DSU

. In this case, this value will read 

, which means the 

WSX

 port gets its clocking 

from an externally attached 

DCE

 device (i.e., 

DTE

 cable plugged into 

WSX

 port) or no cable is 

attached. If the 

WSX

 port is a physical 

DCE

 device (i.e., 

DCE

 cable plugged into 

WSX

 port), 

then this value will be the actual clock rate used by the port.

Indicates the type of clocking used on this port. The three types of clocking are described in 
Clocking on page 28-17.

Indicates the amount of port usage, expressed in bandwidth percentage, over three durations: 
the previous ten seconds (

), the previous minute (

), and the previous five minutes (

).

To obtain status information on a single 

WSX

 board, enter the 

 command and the slot 

number for the 

WSX

 board, as follows:

where 

 is the slot number where the 

WSX

 board is installed. For example, if you wanted to 

obtain status information for the board in slot 4. In the following three examples, the port 
parameters being displayed are for a system that contains a 2-port 

WSX

 ISDN-BRI board in 

slot 4, an 8-port 

WSX

 serial board in slot 5, and a 2-port 

WSX

 T1 board in slot 8.)

In this example, the board in slot 4 is a 2-port ISDN-BRI 

WSX

 board. To view the status of slot 

4, enter:

or

This command displays a screen similar to the following:

     

Each row in the table corresponds to a port on the 

WSX

 you requested information on.