Enterasys Networks CSX6000 - Manual (Page 636)

USER’S GUIDE
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peer sent resets
The number of decompression resets sent from peer devices.
system sent resets
The number of decompression resets sent from the System.
dropped pkts
The number of dropped packets that could not be queued.
fcs errors
The number of frame checksum errors.
DHCP S TATISTICS
Access DHCP statistics by using the dhcp stats command. The DHCP statistics are grouped into
Common DHCP statistics (relevant to both DHCP Relay Agent and DHCP Proxy Client),
DHCP Relay Agent statistics and DHCP Proxy Agent statistics.
C OMMON DHCP S TATISTICS
Msgs rcvd on BOOTPS port
Total number of UDP datagrams received on the BOOTPS UDP port. These datagrams have not
been through the initial DHCP packet consistency checks yet. If packets pass these checks, they will
be dispatched to either the DHCP Relay Agent or the DHCP Proxy Client.
Msgs rcvd on BOOTPC port
Total number of UDP datagrams received on the BOOTPC UDP port. These datagrams have not
been through the initial DHCP packet consistency checks yet. If packets pass these checks, they will
be dispatched to the DHCP Proxy Client.
BOOTPS msgs sent to Relay
Number of datagrams received on the BOOTPS port which passed the initial consistency checks,
and were delivered to the DHCP Relay Agent.
BOOTPS msgs sent to Proxy
Number of datagrams received on the BOOTPS port which passed the initial consistency checks,
and were delivered to the DHCP Proxy Client.
BOOTPS msgs discarded
Number of datagrams received on the BOOTPS port which were discarded without being
dispatched to either the DHCP Proxy Client or the DHCP Relay Agent. Normally, any datagrams
the Proxy Client does not want are forwarded to the Relay Agent. But if the Relay Agent is not
enabled, these datagrams are discarded.
DHCP/BOOTP msg too small
Stat incremented whenever a DHCP/BOOTP message is received with a total length less than the
minimum BOOTP header length. Messages that are too small are discarded.
DHCP/BOOTP invalid’op’
Stat incremented whenever a DHCP/BOOTP message is received with an’op’ field that is not equal
to either BOOTREQUEST or BOOTREPLY. These messages are discarded.