Avaya X330WAN - Manual (Page 183)

General Layer 2 Interface CLI Commands
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Reliability The average interface availability, where the
maximum=255/255, and the minimum=1/255.
Tx load The transmitter traffic average bandwidth utilization, where the
maximum=255/255, and the minimum=1/255.
Rx load The received traffic average bandwidth utilization, where the
maximum=255/255, and the minimum=1/255.
Encapsulation The encapsulation method assigned to the interface.
Loopback Displays if the loopback mode is set for the interface.
Link Status Trap Displays if this trap is enabled for this interface.
Last input Displays the time elapsed since the last packet was received on
this interface (in hh:mm:ss).
Last output Displays the time elapsed since the last packet was transmitted
via this interface (in hh:mm:ss).
Last clearing of
show interface
counters Displays the time elapsed since the interface counters were last
cleared.
VoIP mode
enabled/disabled Displays the status of the VoIP mode on this interface (PPP and
Frame Relay interfaces).
Input drops Displays the number of entering Rx packets dropped due to
WRED and congestion in the Rx queues.
Output drops Displays the number of Tx packets dropped due to WRED and
congestion in the Tx queues, as well as the Frame Relay Policy.
‘n’ minute input
rate The average number of bits and packets received in the last ‘n’
minutes, where ‘n’ is set using the
load interval command.
This does not appear for sub-interfaces.
‘n’ minute output
rate The average number of bits and packets transmitted in the last
‘n’ minutes, where ‘n’ is set using the
load interval
command. This does not appear for sub-interfaces.
Packets input The total number of packets received without error.
Bytes input The total number of bytes in the packets received without error,
including data and MAC encapsulation packets.
Field Description