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Administrative Status (configure) .......................12CATV - Errors (monitor) .....................................12Device (configure) ..............................................12Device Performance (monitor) ...........................12Statistics (monitor)..............................................12Thresholds (monitor, configure) .........................12Traps (monitor, configure) ..................................12

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nterface Device View ...................................................13Interface Icon.............................................................14

Interface Number Label .........................................14Administrative Status Label ...................................14Interface Status View .............................................14Interface Type Label ..............................................15MAC Address Label ...............................................15Gauge Label ..........................................................15Interface Threshold View .......................................15Gauge Control Panel .............................................15

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Receive Coefficient Table ......................................35Transmit Coefficient Table .....................................35

Unilink Protocol View.................................................36Block Sync Statistics ..........................................36Loop Delay Statistics ..........................................36Pacer Statistics...................................................36

Maintenance Summary View.....................................37Block Sync..........................................................38

Performance Summary View.....................................38Ethernet Statistics ..............................................39CATV Statistics ..................................................39CATV Errors .......................................................39

Support History Table................................................40Trap Destination View ...............................................40Trap Type View .........................................................41

CPV310 Application ....................................................41CATV - Frames View.................................................42CATV - Physical View................................................42CATV - Rates View....................................................44Ethernet View ............................................................45

Ethernet Errors ...................................................45Ethernet Rates ...................................................45

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Dump Control Table ..................................................67Error Control Table ....................................................67Filter Table.................................................................68Frequency Scan View................................................68LCN Parameters View ...............................................68Modem - Control View ...............................................68Modem - Control 2 View ............................................69Miscellaneous View ...................................................70See Prom View..........................................................71Sonic - Information View............................................71Sonic - Buffer Table...................................................72Transmit - Coefficient Table ......................................72Transmit - High Error View ........................................72Transmit - Low Error View .........................................73Transmit - Normal View .............................................74Transmit - Power Table .............................................75Receive - Abnormal View ..........................................75Receive - AGC Table.................................................76Receive - Coefficient Table .......................................76Receive - Error Normal View .....................................77Receive - Normal View ..............................................77Receive - Over Load View.........................................78Unilink Protocol View.................................................79

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erformance View.........................................................81ort Performance View .................................................81ANCity Performance View ..........................................82

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Introduction

This section introduces the SPECTRUM Device Management for models of LANCity C

is introduction to the Device Management cumentation for Nortel LANCity Cable TV odem devices contains the following formation:

Purpose and ScopeRequired ReadingSupported Devices (Page 10)The SPECTRUM Model (Page 10)

urpose and Scopeis document includes information specific to e LANCity Cable TV Modem and the way it is odeled in SPECTRUM. It is intended to be used conjunction with the SPECTRUM Device anagement online documentation. It is portant that you have a clear understanding of e functions and navigation techniques of ECTRUM before using this document. To learn out the functions of SPECTRUM that are not ecific to these devices, refer to the Required ading section that follows. The sections within

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upported Devicese LANCity Cable TV Modems act as data links d network layer bridges, preventing authorized information into the user premises transparently bridging Ethernet onto the cable edium. The modems have 2 ports: a cable (coax) rt, and an Ethernet AUI port. They can be nnected to a router if a routed network is cessary. The LANCity Cable TV Modem pports SNMP for standard network anagement features.

e modems also support connection throttling erformance on connection can be limited to an erator specified data rate, i.e., a 10-megabit odem could be set to perform at only 1-egabit/sec.), and secure virtual channels tween the head end controller and modem.

e following devices are available:

e LCP (Personal Cable Modem) is a cable TV odem which can support up to sixteen users. e LANCity Personal Cable Modem enables the all business or PC user to access a high-speed, y wide cable TV data network.

e LCB (Multiple-User Spanning Tree Cable odem) is an enterprise network cable TV odem, enabling city wide connectivity of terprise networks, school systems, and

municipalities at data available via standard

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The SPECTRUSPECTRUM managemepackages that provide software models of phyassociated applicationsmodel types, specify atobjects defined in the MBases (MIBs) that govedevice or application bcreated, the models resdatabase, where they awith new information oof the device.

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rious application model types are also used to odel the applications supported by LANCity vices. These are listed in the section Application ews.

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Tasks

This section lists device management tasks alphabetically and provides links to descriptables used to perform the task.

ministrative Status (configure)Administrative Status Label (Page 14)Administrative Status (Page 15)Interface Type Label (Page 15)

TV - Errors (monitor)CATV - Frames View (Page 42)

vice (configure)Interface Device View (Page 13)Device Configuration View (Page 84)

vice Performance (monitor)Summary - Performance View (Page 55)Performance View (Page 81)Port Performance View (Page 81)

atistics (monitor)Interface Device View (Page 13)Interface Threshold View (Page 15)CATV - Rates View (Page 44)

• Ethernet View (Pag• ASIC - Statistics Co• Performance Views

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odem devices.

terface Device Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the LANCityvice icon, select Device > Interface .

ovides dynamic configuration and performance formation for each interface on this device. If e configuration changes, SPECTRUM modifies e Device view after the next polling cycle to flect the new configuration. This view also ovides a Device icon which allows you to onitor the device and access other device-ecific views. This section describes the Interface tions panel and the Interface icons displayed

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erational Statussplays the current operational state of the terface is displayed (On, Off , or Testing ).

ministrative Statuslows you to select the desired operational state the interface (On, Off , or Testing ).

terface Type Labelis label displays the type of network interface

odule. Double-click this label to open the terface Configuration view.

AC Address Labelis label displays the MAC address of the NCity modem interface. Double-click this label

open the Interface Address Translation Table ich cross-references device IP address to device

AC (Physical) addresses for selected nodes tween networks. Double-click any column entry open an address-specific Address Translation ble Information view where you can edit any of e following fields: Interface Index, Physical dress, or Network Address.

auge Labelsplays the statistic selected from the Gauge ntrol Panel described in SPECTRUM Views

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Detail Interface Detail view which shows three pie charts for Packet Breakdown, Error Breakdown, and Discard Breakdown statistics. For more information, please refer to SPECTRUM Views.

Status Interface Status View (Page 14) that displays the Operational and Administrative Statuses.

Configuration Interface Configuration View (Page 85) that provides information about the selected interface.

Address anslation Table

Interface Address Translation Table (Page 16) displays the Interface Index, Physical Address, and Network Address for each interface.

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Secondary Address Panel (Page 16) displays the current IP address for this interface.

Thresholds Interface Threshold View (Page 15) where you can change the Load, Packet Rate, Error Rate, and % Discarded Threshold On/Off statuses.


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Device Topology View

This view displays icons that represent the device, its ports or interfaces, and the devicecontain those devices connected to its ports.

vice Topology views show the connections tween a modeled device and other network tities. There are one kind of Device Topology ws available for LANCity models:

Interface Device Topology View

terface Device Topology Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the Devicen, select DevTop > Interface .

e lower panel of the Interface Device Topology w (Figure 4) uses interface icons to represent e device’s serial/network I/O ports. These icons ovide the same information and menu options those in the Interface Device View (Page 13). If ere is a device connected to a particular terface, a device icon appears on the vertical bar ove the interface icon with an icon representing e network group that contains the device. For ore information, refer to SPECTRUM Views.

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Application View

This section describes the main Application view and the associated application-specimodels of LANCity Cable TV Modems.

hen a device model is created, SPECTRUM tomatically creates models for each of the ajor and minor applications supported by the vice. The Application view identifies all of these plication models, shows their current condition tus and provides access to application-specific bviews.

gure 5 shows an Application view in its default w mode (icon) where each of the application

odels is represented by an Application icon (see gure 6 on Page 19 for a close-up). The plication icons are arranged hierarchically der the LANCity Device icon, with major plications in the top row and their respective inor applications stacked directly below.

you prefer to see applications displayed by me only, in a single vertical list, select View > ode > List.

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pplication Iconshen the Application view is in Icon mode, each the application models is represented by an plication icon (Figure 6). Double-clicking the

odel Name label (a) at the top of the icon opens e Model Information View (Page 87). The Model pe label (c) at the bottom of the icon is also a uble-click zone, which opens an application-ecific view. Any views accessible through these uble-click zones are also accessible from the plications icon’s Icon Subviews menu.

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CPV210 Applicationis major application (model type LCPV210) has e no minor applications. The Icon Subviews enu for this application provides access to the lowing application-specific subviews:

e application-specific subviews available from e Icon Subviews menu for this application are follows:

ASIC Rate Performance View (Page 21)Device Control View (Page 22)Download View (Page 23)Serial EEPROM View (Page 23)Filter- Filter Security Group View (Page 24)- Software Filtered Frames View (Page 24)- Filter Table Control View (Page 25)Frequency Scan View (Page 26)Health- Health Parameters View (Page 26)- Health Summary View (Page 27)LCN Parameters Control View (Page 28)

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• Sonic- Sonic Error View- Sonic Rate View- Sonic Statistics

• Statistics- Auto Install Stat- Miscellaneous S- Modem Control V- Unilink Protocol

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SIC Rate Performance Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select ASIC Rates .

e ASIC Rate Performance view provides you th statistical information associated with the IC chipset on the cable modem.

is view displays the following information:

ceived Bits Per Seconde rate at which the bridge has received bits m the CATV over the interval defined by tatstime.

nsmitted Bits Per Seconde rate at which the bridge has transmitted bits

the CATV over the interval defined by tatstime.

ckets Receivede rate at which the ASIC has transmitted ckets (in packets per second) over the time terval defined by lcstatstime.

ckets Transmittede rate at which the ASIC has received packets packets per second) over the time interval fined by lcstatstime.

Packets FilteredThe rate at which the Apackets per second) ovby lcstatstime.

Packet CollisionsThe rate at which the A(in collisions per secondefined by lcstatstime.

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evice Control Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Device Control .

is view provides you with selectable or editable lds that allow you to reset the device, enable cer hello, and write NVRAM contents to flash.

is view displays the following device control formation:

hernet Devices Supported By Workgroup Bridgee number of ethernet devices supported by this rkgroup bridge.

hernet Devices In Filtering Databasee number of ethernet devices in the filtering tabase.

mp Accessis button determines whether the bridge is

nmpreadonly” or “snmpreadwrite.”

n-Pacer Hellois button causes a unit which is NON-pacer to rticipate in hello exchange.

cer Hellois button causes a unit which is pacer to rticipate in hello exchange.

nic Packets Transmittede number of SONIC packets transmitted.

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ASIC Packets TransmitteThe number of ASIC pa

ASIC Packets ReceivedThe number of ASIC pa

Transmit Merit LimitThe highest value thatthat is transmitted.

Maximum Transmit MeritThe highest value thatthat is transmitted.

Receive Merit LimitThe highest value thatthat is received.

Maximum Receive MeritThe highest value thatthat is received.

Write to FlashThis button allows thewritten to flash.

Reset DeviceThis button resets the



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ownload Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Download .

is view allows you to set the IP Address of a wnload server, the file name to be downloaded, e protocol of choice for download, and the ility to initiate the download from the ECTRUM station. This view also shows the rrent download status.


ad Server IP Addresse IP Address of the load server for this device.

teway IP Addresse IP Address of the gateway to reach the load rver.

art Down Loadis button causes the device to request a wnload from the load server.

ad Filee load file to request for downloading.

ad Protocolis button is used for downloads.

wn Load Statuse download status for this device.

Serial EEPROMAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Serial

This view displays the

Device Information

• Model• Revision ID• Serial Number• Manufacturing Dat

DAC Information

• Trim• Trim Maximum• Trim Minimum

AGC Information

• Threshold• Delay Threshold• Minimum• Maximum• Ring Minimum• Ring Maximum• Delay Minimum• Delay Maximum• Period• Maximum Packet



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ilter Security Group Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Filter > Security Group .

is view provides you with configurable filter curity information:

curity Group Filteringis button determines whether security group

tering is enabled.

cket Type Filteringis button determines whether packet type

tering is enabled.

rrent Security Group Filtering Typeis button determines which type of security oup filtering is in use for this device.

rrent Security Groupe security group(s) to which this device longs.

Broadcast FilteringThis button causes broenabled.

Multicast FilteringThis button causes muenabled.

Packet Type 1-8The 16-bit pattern whithe ethertype field for r

Software FilteredAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Filter

This view provides youinformation and the abfiltering statistics.


ASIC Local LANDisplays the number osource and destinationside of the bridge (bothon.”

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IC Filtered Type 1-8e number of frames filtered because the ertype field of the frame matched packet filter

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NIC Local LANe number of frames filtered because source and stination were both on the same side of the idge (both on ethernet) since power on.

NIC Filtered Typee number of frames filtered because the ertype field of the frame matched one defined

be filtered.

NIC Filtered Type 1-8e number of frames filtered because the ertype field of the frame matched packet filter

- 8.

ckets Filtered in a Different Security Groupe number of frames filtered because they were

a different security group than the bridge.

set Software Filtering Statisticsicking this button resets all software filtering tistics.

Filter Table ContAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Filter

The Filter Table Controconfigurable filter table

Current Dynamic EntriesThe number of dynamifilter database.

Max Dynamic Entries AlloThe maximum numberin the filter database.

Max Dynamic Blocks UseThe maximum numberused in the filter datab

Current Static EntriesThe number of static endatabase.

Max Static Entries AlloweThe maximum numberthe table.

Max TRIE Table Chains DThe maximum depth oreached.



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requency Scan Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Filter > Frequency Scan .

e Frequency Scan view provides you with mplete information on the device being anaged.


arting Rx Frequencye starting receiving frequency.

rrent Rx Frequencye current receiving frequency.

ding Rx Frequencye ending receiving frequency.

an Incremente scanning increment.

mber of Scans Madee number of scans that have been made.

rrent Frequency Scan Statee current frequency scan state.

sumed Frequency Delta from Channele assumed frequency delta from channel.

Health ParameteAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Health

This area of the Healththe health parameters Yellow-Red thresholds:

• BS Levels Since bo• BS Levels Since Bl• MAC Packets / MA• Retains BS / Lost • Change of Pacer• Ethernet Packet Pe• LD Levels Min / M• Max Delta between

This area of the Healththe health parameters Moderate-High thresho

• Unilink Received• Unilink Transmitte• Unilink Load• Ethernet Received• Ethernet Transmit• Ethernet Load



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ealth Summary Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Health > Health Summary .

e Health Summary view provides you with at-a-nce color indicators that represent the hernet and CATV networks associated with the anaged device.


hernet Load Indicatore Ethernet load indicator.

hernet Network Loade ethernet network load.

hernet Packets Per Errore ethernet packet per error rate.

hernet Up Indicatordicates that the interface is up.

TV Load Indicatore “unilink” load indicator.

TV Network Loade “unilink” network load.

C Packets Per Mac Errore MAC packets for MAC error.

ilink Up Indicatordicates that the interface is up.

Pacer Change IndicatorThe change of pacer in

Retain/Lost Block SyncThe block synchroniza

Block Sync EstablishedIndicates that block syestablished.

Min/Max Loop Delay LevThe minimum/maximudatabase.

Max Delta Between BlockThe Max delta betweenloop delay in database

Min/Max Block Sync LeveThe minimum/maximulevels since bootup in t

Min/Max Block Sync LeveThe minimum/maximulevels since block sync



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N Parameters Control Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select LCN Parameters .

is view provides you with the configuration formation set on the LCN server.


thorized NMS IP Addresse authorized NMS IP Address.

thorized NMS MAC Addresse authorized NMS MAC Address.

mp Read Onlymp read only.

tall Overrideip auto-equalize.

equency Scan Overridee frequency scan override.

twork Access Prioritye control variable for Network Access Priority.

twork Accesseddicates the network accessed.

x Ethernet Nodese maximum ethernet nodes.

Max Bandwidth ReturnedThe maximum bandwionto cable (return path

Max Bandwidth ForwardeThe maximum bandwi(from Cable Forward P

Max Transmit Burst TypeThe control variable fosize.

Max CDMDisplays the maximum

Key IDThe name of the authoconfiguration data from

Change KeyDisplays the change ke

Working Key IDThe name of the authouse for authorizing conLCN.

Last Key IDThe name of the previoauthorizing configurat

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ceive Frequencydicates the receiving frequency.

adend Referencesplays the headend reference.

x Loop Delaydicates the maximum loop delay.

gest Optiondicates the digest option.

n Public Contention %e per cent available for minimum public ntention.

eceive/Transmit Coefficientble View

cess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Rx/Tx Coefficient Table .

e RX/TX Coefficient Table provides you with o tables; the Receive Coefficient Table and the ansmit Coefficient Table that list the coefficient dexes and values for those indexes.


ceive Coefficient Tableis area of the RX/TX Coefficient Table provides e following information:

IndexThe entry index.

CoefficientDisplays the receive co

Transmit Coefficient TablThis area of the RX/TXthe following informati


Imagined CoefficientDisplays the imaginarycoefficient.

Real CoefficientDisplays the real part ocoefficient.

Sonic Error ViewAccess: From the Icon SuErrors .

The Sonic Errors view statistical graph represassociated with the So

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Sonic Rate ViewAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Sonic

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Table 4: Sonic Errors Pie Chart

Statistic Description

ignment The number of frames received by the sonic which had alignment errors.

te Count The number of times the sonic ethernet controller detected an error in the length field of a frame to be transmitted.

C The number of frames received by the sonic which had CRC errors.

cess Collisions The number of frames for which the sonic detected more than 16 collisions.

cess Deference The number of frames for which the sonic had been deferring for 3.2ms when transmission was aborted.

FO Underrun The number of frames for which the sonic was unable to access the bus before the FIFO emptied.

ames Too Big The number of frames received by the sonic which were discarded as too long.

ceive Errors The number of frames received by the sonic which were discarded due to receive errors.

issed Packets The number of frames received by the sonic which were discarded due to lack of buffers, FIFO overrun or receiver disabled.

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Sonic Rate View (Page 30).

Sonic Error View (Page 29).

eset all sonic statistics.



onic Statistics Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Sonic -> Statistics.

e Sonic Statistics view provides you with the tistical information associated with the Sonic ip in the cable modem. You can also reset the nic statistic counter on the device.

is view displays the following graph formation:

nsmissions with 1 Collisione number of frames transmitted via the ernet port of the bridge since power on which ve experienced a single collision.

lticasts Receivede number of multicast frames received, since wer-on via the ethernet port of the bridg .

ames Transmitted With Deferencee number of frames transmitted via the ernet port of the bridge since power on which ve been deferred due to carrier sense.

oadcasts Receivede number of broadcast frames received, since wer-on, via the ethernet port of the bridge.

Frames ReceivedThe number of frames via the ethernet port o

Transmissions With MultiThe number of frames ethernet port of the brihave experienced mult

Frames TransmittedThe number of frames on, via the ethernet po

Collisions DetectedThe number of collisionon, on the ethernet por

This button opens the

This button opens the

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Sonic Rate

Sonic Errors



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uto Install Statistics Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Statistics -> Auto Install .

e Auto Install Statistics view provides you with to install statistics on LoopDelay, Frequency els, and Power Levels.


op Delay (Bytes)rrent loop delay in bytes.

termine Loop Delay OKle to determine loop delay counter.

erage Loop Delay Powere average loop delay power over 8 power mples in decibel-millivolt.

n Loop Delay Receivede minimum loop delay received since block nc established in decibel-millivolt.

x Loop Delay Receivede maximum loop delay received since block nc established in decibel-millivolt.

rrent Transmit Levele current transmit power level setting in cibel-millivolt.

Default Transmit LevelThe default transmit pdecibel-millivolt).

Levels CalibratedReceive levels valid flag

Transmit FrequencyIndicates the transmis

Receive FrequencyIndicates the receiving

Average Block Sync LeveThe average block syncaverage (in decibel-mil

Maximum Received BlocThe maximum block sysync established (in de

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ceive Equalization Meritceive equalization figure of merit bigger is tter.

nsmit Equalization Meritansmit equalization figure of merit bigger is tter.

iscellaneous Statistics Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Statistics > Miscellaneous .

e Miscellaneous Statics view provides you with iscellaneous statistics and information about e device being managed.


te and Timee date and time in the format mm/dd/yy :mm:ss.

System Buffers Availablee number of times a management packet could t be transmitted because no system buffers re available.

cket Type to Counte packet type to count.

ASIC Frames TransmitteIndicates the transmittsystem frames.

ASIC Frames ReceivedThe frames received froforwarded.

SONIC Frames TransmitThe number of sonic frtransmitted.

SONIC Frames ReceivedThe number of sonic fr

Modem Control VAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Statis

The Modem Control vieinformation and statismodem interface on thinformation includes: PCoefficiency, LoopDelamiscellaneous statistic


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op delay counter.

I)ay in BSI format.

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I)ay in BSI format.

untcount since last boot.

untunt since last boot.



fault Transmit Power Levele default transmit power level setting .

erage Block Sync IF Levele average block sync IF level since last LD erage.

erage Block Sync RF Levele average block sync RF level since last LD erage.

ck Sync Receive Level Sample Counte block synchronization receiving level sample unt.

erage Block Sync Demodulator Outpute average demodulator output level x1000 from

ock sync packet.

Demodulator Output Standard Deviatione demodulator output standard deviation 000 from block sync packet.

erage Loop Delay IF Levele average loop delay IF over 8 power samples.

erage Loop Delay RF Levele average loop delay RF power over 8 power mples.

op Delay Receive Level Sample Counte loop delay receive level sample count.

Average Loop Delay DemThe average loop demofrom LD packet.

LD Demodulator Output SDemodulator output stfrom LD packet.

Loop Delay Packets AtteDetermines the loop desend.

Loop Delay Packets ReceDetermines the loop de

Bad Loop Delay PacketsUnable to determine lo

Minimum Loop Delay(BSThe minimum loop del

Initial Loop Delay(BSI)The initial loop delay in

Maximum Loop Delay(BSThe maximum loop del

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cer Statusis field is true when pacer is selected.

rrent Block Sync Statee block synchronization state machine current te.

riodic Bid Statee periodic bid state.

fault lcb Transmit Coefficiente default lcb transmit coefficients.

fault lcb Receive Coefficiente default lcb receive coefficients.

fault lcp Transmit Coefficiente default lcp transmit coefficients.

fault lcp Receive Coefficiente default lcp receive coefficients.

ble Transmit Byte Limit Rolloveransmit byte limit rollover for cable ,000,000,000 bytes.)

hernet Transmit Byte Limit Rolloveransmit byte limit rollover for ethernet ,000,000,000 bytes.)

dicated Member Add Thresholde allocator’s add threshold to become dedicated

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Maximum Frame Size forThe maximum size framconcatenating multiple

Minimum Public ContentiThe allocator’s minimu(in slots).

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Transmit CoefficienThis table provides the


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al Coefficientsplays the real part of the transmit coefficient.

nilink Protocol Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Statistics > Unilink Protocol .

isl view provides you with the information sociated with Pacer, LoopDelay, and BlockSync. u also have the ability to clear these statistics selecting the Reset button at the bottom of the w.

ock Sync Statisticsis area of the Unilink Protocol view provides the lowing information:

hieved Block Synchieved block synchronization counter.

ck Sync Stateock sync state machine current state.

st Block Syncdicates the lost block synchronization.

Timeout Establishing SynTimeouts establishing

Loop Delay StatisticsThis area of the Unilinkfollowing information:

Loop Delay OkAble to determine loop

Loop Delay BadUnable to determine lo

Loop Delay (bytes)Unable to determine lo

Reset StatisticsReset all unilink proto

Pacer StatisticsThis area of the Unilinkfollowing information:

Lost Pacer Not AllowedLoss of pacer due to “n

Lost From Block Sync StLost from block synchr

Excessive Pacer AttemptNumber of times a unitpacer.



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nance Summary view information:

op Delayximum and minimum loop base.

ximum and minimum loop base.

tupximum and minimum otup in the database.

k Syncximum and minimum ock sync in the database.



eout From Last NonPacermeout from last nonpacer seen.

sses From No Activityss of pacer due to no activity counter.

cer Statusis is true when pacer is selected.

st Paceris is true when we were last pacer.

cer Addresssplays the source address of the current pacer.

eferred Paceris is true when preferredPacer is selected. t true when nonPreferredPacer is selected.

cer Allowedis is true when pacerAllowed is selected. Note when pacerNotAllowed is selected.

aintenance Summary Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Summary -> Maintenance .

is view provides you with DB levels, Block nchronization, Error log entries, and Pacer tistics information for the managed device. You

n reset these counters by selecting the reset tton at the bottom of the view.


Measured Loop DelayThe loop delay as meas

System Up TimeDisplays the bridge “up

Bridge ResetsThe number of times th

Delta Levels (Db)This area of the Mainteprovides the following

Max/Min Block Syn To LoDelta seen between madelay levels in the data

Max/Min Loop DelayDelta seen between madelay levels in the data

Max/Min Rcvd Since BooDelta seen between mareceived levels since bo

Max/Min Rcvd Since BlocDelta seen between mareceived levels since bl



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mary Viewbviews menu for theary -> Performance .

with statistical CATV, Ethernet, and the managed device. You rs by selecting the reset f the view.



ock Syncis area of the Maintenance Summary view ovides the following information:

e Out Establishing Block Synce number of times a unit timed out trying to tablish block sync.

ck Sync Loste number of times block synchronization was t by the unit.

tained/Lost Block Synctio of retained block synchronization to lost

ock sync.

tale number of entries in the field that support

story log.

vel 2e number of level 2 entries in the field that pport history log.



Excess Pacer AttemptsIndicates the number ooften to become pacer.

Pacer ChangedIndicates the number owas detected.

Maintenance Summary RResets all of the “lcpV2

Unilink Down CountThis chart shows the ucounter.

Ethernet Down CountThis chart shows the ecounter.

Performance SumAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Summ

This view provides youinformation about the Errors associated withcan reset these countebutton at the bottom o



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hernet Statisticsis area of the Performance Summary view

splays Ethernet Statistics, including the lowing information:

ta Packets Transmitted To Ethernete number of data packets transmitted to ernet.

ta Packets Received From Ethernete number of data packets received from ernet.

ta Filtered From Ethernetdicates the amount of data filtered from ernet.

ta Forwarded To Ethernet From CATVdicates the amount of data forwarded to ernet from CATV.

tal Transmit/Receive Errorsdicates the sum of ethernet errors detected.

try Percentagedicates the percentage of ethernet transmits ich were retried.

ckets Processed/Receivedtio of packets processed to errors on ethernet.

CATV StatisticsThis area of the Perforprovides the following

Data Packets TransmittedIndicates the number obeen transmitted to CA

Data Packets Received FIndicates the number obeen received from CA

Data Filtered From CATVInidcates the amount o

Data Filtered To CATV FrIndicates the amount ofrom ethernet.

CATV ErrorsThis area of the Perforprovides the following

MAC ErrorsDisplays the number odetected.

Retry PercentageIndicates the percentagwere retried.



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C Pkts Processed/MAC Errorsdicates the ratio of MAC packets processed to AC errors on CATV.

rformance Summary Resetsets all of the “lcpV2PerfSummary” group.

upport History Tablecess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Support History Table .

is table provides you with the following formation:

xt Entrye next entry to use in the table.

tryformation about a specific history entry.

st Loge time of day the first log entry of this type was eated.

st Loge time of day the last log entry of this type was eated.

ent Counte number of times this event was repeated nsecutively.

Error LevelIndicates the error leve

Error IDDisplays the error iden

Module IDThe module ID calling

Trap DestinationAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV210App, select Trap >

This view provides yoube modified (but not adon an entry to bring upview.


Trap Destination IndexThe index into the Tra

Trap Destination IPThe IP Address to whic

Trap Destination StatusControls whether traps



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rap Type Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV210App, select Trap > Type .

is view provides you with a table listing each p type and whether it is being sent or not. ch trap type status is configurable by double-cking on its entry to bring up the Trap Type atus view.


p Typee index in the Trap Type Table.

p Statusntrols whether a type of trap is sent.

LCPV310 ApplThis section describes supported by this deviApplication uses LCPVcorresponding model typrovides the following subviews:

• CATV- CATV - Frames - CATV - Physical- CATV - Rates Vi

• Ethernet View (Pag• Filter View (Page 46• Health

- Health - Green Y- Health - Yellow - Health - Low Me- Health - Medium- Health - Parame- Health - Summa

• IP Filter View (Page• Parameters View (P• Summary

- Summary - Main- Summary - Perfo

• Support History Log



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Tables- Tables - E Type Filter (Page 57)- Tables - IP Address Filter (Page 57)- Tables - IP Port Filter (Page 58)- Tables - IP Protocol Filter (Page 59)- Tables - Support History (Page 59)- Tables - Trap Destination (Page 60)- Tables - Trap Type (Page 60)Unilink Protocol View (Page 61)Device Configuration View (Page 84)Model Information View (Page 87)

ATV - Frames Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select CATV > Frames .


dicated Mode Protocol CRC Errors Receivede number of dedicated mode data frames ceived by the CATV interface which had CRC rors.

dicated Mode Data CRC Errors Receivede number of dedicated mode protocol frames ceived by the CATV interface which had CRC rors.

Dedicated Mode Data DiThe number of dedicatdiscarded by the CATVbeing available.

Contention Mode Data CThe number of contentreceived by the CATV ierrors.

Contention Mode Data DThe number of contentdiscarded by the CATVbeing available.

CATV - PhysicalAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select CATV


Maintenance Summary RWhen a set is performevariables in the Maintereset.

Transmit Channel PerformAn indication of the pe

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nd Received Packets to

es that this device d and received its ackets.

k Sync Since Brought Up

at was obtained when the n a block sync packet since n Dbmv).

k Sync Since Last Estab-

at was obtained when the n a block sync packet since ablished (in Dbmv).

Sync Since Last Estab-

at was obtained when the n a block sync packet since ablished (in Dbmv).

eived Power Level in Dbmv eight values that were er was measured on block

ck sync was last



nsmission Power Level in Dbmve default transmit power level setting in Dbmv

ecibel millivolts).

erage Received Power Level in Dbmve average of the last eight values that were tained when the received power was measured loop delay packets transmitted by this device Dbmv.

rformance Summary Resethen a set is performed on this variable, all riables in the Performance Summary group are set.

ceive Channel Performance indication of the performance of the channel. .

ceive Frequencye device’s receive frequency, in Khz, for the TV.

ximum Received Load in Dbmve maximum value that was obtained when the ceived power was measured on a loop delay cket transmitted by this device since the unit s been up in Dbmv (decibel millivolts).

nimum Received Load in Dbmve minimum value that was obtained when the ceive power was measured on a loop delay

packet transmitted by has been up (in) Dbmv

Successful Transmitted aDetermine Loop DelayThe total number of timsuccessfully transmittedetermine loop delay p

Maximum Received Blocin DbmvThe maximum value thpower was measured othe unit has been up (i

Maximum Received Bloclished in DbmvThe maximum value thpower was measured oblock sync was last est

Minimum Received Blocklished in DbmvThe minimum value thpower was measured oblock sync was last est

Average Block Sync RecThe average of the lastobtained when the powsync packets since bloestablished (in Dbmv).



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ondions have occurred on the second) over the time

ondets have been filtered from er second) over the time

ond has been transmitted in ATV over the interval of 60

Secondets have been transmitted ets per second) over the nds.

onddevice has deferred kets onto the CATV over seconds.

errors have occurred on second) over the time



erage Received Power Level in Dbmv X 100e current transmit power level in Dbmv

ultiplied by 100 and returned in integer format.

rrent Transmission Power Level in Dbmve current transmit power level setting (in mv).

nimum Block Sync Received Power Level inmve minimum value that was obtained when the wer was measured on a block sync packet since e unit has been up (in Dbmv).

ATV - Rates Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select CATV > Rates .


ceived Bits Per Seconde rate at which data has been received in bits r second from the CATV over the interval of 60 conds.

ckets Received Per Seconde rate at which packets have been received m the CATV (in packets per second) over the e interval of 60 seconds.

Packet Collisions Per SecThe rate at which collisCATV (in collisions perinterval of 60 seconds.

Packets Filtered Per SecThe rate at which packthe CATV (in packets pinterval of 60 seconds.

Transmitted Bits Per SecThe rate at which databits per second to the Cseconds.

Packets Transmitted PerThe rate at which packonto the CATV (in packtime interval of 60 seco

Packet Deferred Per SecThe rate at which this transmission of its pacthe time interval of 60

CRC Errors Per SecondThe rate at which CRCthe CATV (in CRCs perinterval of 60 seconds.



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d on this variable, all reset for this device.

et View displays the rates, information:

nttransmitted onto the .

sions Countitted collisions detected on s device.

mes Counttransmitted onto the vice which have been sense.

received via the ethernet

es Countst frames received via the vice.

es Countst frames received via the vice.



thernet Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Ethernet .

hernet Errorsis area of the Ethernet View displays the errors,

cluding the following information:

te Count Errorse number of times the ethernet controller tected an error in the length field of a frame at this device was attempting to transmit.

cess Collisionse number of times the ethernet controller tected that a frame that this device was tempting to transmit had more than 16 llisions.

C Error Counte number of frames received by the ethernet ntroller which had CRC errors.

ccessible Bus Counte number of times the ethernet controller was able to access the bus before the FIFO emptied.

gnment Error Counte number of frames received by the ethernet ntroller which had alignment errors.

Reset Ethernet StatisticsWhen a set is performeethernet statistics are

Ethernet RatesThis area of the Ethernincluding the following

Transmitted Frames CouThe number of frames ethernet by this device

Transmitted Frames ColliThe number of transmthe ethernet port of thi

Deferred Transmitted FraThe number of frames ethernet port of this dedeferred due to carrier

Received Frames CountThe number of frames port of this device.

Received Multicast FramThe number of multicaethernet port of this de

Received Broadcast FramThe number of broadcaethernet port of this de



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Seconddevice has transmitted et (in frames per second) f 60 seconds.

Per Seconddevice has transmitted bits per second) over the

conddevice has received frames ames per second) over the nds.

er Seconddevice has received bits its per second) over the

bviews menu for the

iew displays the “etype” llowing information:



orted Transmission Frames Counte number of times the ethernet controller had orted transmission of a frame after deferring for 2ms.

scarded Exceeded Length Frames Counte number of frames received by the ethernet

terface which were discarded due to their length ceeding 1518 bytes.

scarded Frames Count By Receive Errorse number of frames received by the ethernet

terface which were discarded due to receive rors.

nsmitted Frames Count After a Single Collisione number of frames transmitted onto the ernet port of this device which have

perienced a single collision.

nsmitted Frames Count After Multiple Collisione number of frames transmitted onto the ernet port of this device which have

perienced multiple collisions.

scarded Frames Count By Lack of Buffers, FIFOerrun, or Receiver Disablede number of frames received by the ethernet ntroller which were discarded due to lack of ffers, FIFO (Frames In, Frames Out) overrun, receiver disabled.

Transmitted Frames PerThe rate at which this frames onto the ethernover the time interval o

Ethernet Transmitted BitsThe rate at which this to the ethernet (in bitsinterval of 60 seconds.

Received Frames Per SeThe rate at which this from the ethernet (in frtime interval of 60 seco

Ethernet Received Bits PThe rate at which this from the ethernet (in binterval of 60 seconds.

Filter ViewAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Filter .

Etype FilterThis area of the Filter vfilters, including the fo



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t allowing users in other to the data. This allows share the same channel they were on different are: on, and off .

layer broadcasts are Valid values are: on, and

layer multicasts are Valid values are: on, and

set to on, this variable le or shared security group is device. The LANCity curity group types, Simple

roup(s) to which this

sagesning tree messages are e security group. The

eans that spanning tree ed due to security group.



ntroldicates whether type filtering, specified by the riables in this group and by the Type Filtering ble, is enabled for this device. The variables in is group and entries in the Type Filter Table ve no affect if this variable is not set to ON.

vellthis variable is set to BLOCK and Control is set “on”, then all types of Novell traffic will be tered by this device.

Traffic Onlythis variable is set to ON and Control is set to n”, then only IP traffic will be forwarded by this vice.

tion Taken If No Match Existsecifies the action that is performed on a packet ich does not match any of the entries in the

ype Filter Table.

lter Selectionis area of the Filter view displays the general

ters, including the following information:

oup Filterecifies whether security group filtering is abled for this device. The Security Group ture allows users that share the same

oadband channel to send data to other users in

the same group withougroups to have access multiple customers to but operate as though networks. Valid values

Broadcast FilterSpecifies whether MACfiltered by this device. off .

Multicast FilterSpecifies whether MACfiltered by this device. off .

Security Group TypeWhen Group Filter is specifies whether simpfiltering is in use by thdevice supports two seand Shared .

Device Security GroupSpecifies the security gdevice belongs.

Filter Spanning Tree MesSpecifies whether spanfiltered if not in the samdefault is OFF, which mmessages are not filter



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to Yellow Thresholds

Attribute

pRxLevelDeltaBootIndicator

pRxLevelDeltaBSIndicator

pRxLevelDeltaBSIndicator

pEtherPktsPerErrorIndicator

pBSRetainPerLostIndicator

pEtherPktsPerErrorIndicator

pRxLevelDeltaLDIndicator

pRxLevelBStoLDDeltaIndicator



ames Filteris area of the Filter view displays the frame

ters, including the following information:

fferent Security Group Frames Filtered Counte number of frames filtered because they were nt by a device belonging to a different security oup from that which this device belongs.

ames Filtered Count Residing on the CATV Sidee number of frames filtered because the source d destination devices were both determined to side on the CATV interface side of this device.

ames Filtered Count Residing on the Ethernetee number of frames filtered because the source d destination devices were both determined to side on the ethernet interface side of this device

set Software Filtering Statisticshen a set is performed on this variable, all ftware filtering statistics in this group are reset.

ealth - Green Yellow Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Health > Green Yellow .

ble 6 displays the green to yellow attributes for e following fields:

Table 6: Green

Field

Since Boot Y Count lcLc

MAC Layer Protocol Errors Y Count

lcLc

Received Level Since Establish Block Sync Y Count

lcLc

Ethernet Errors Y Count

lcLc

Block Sync Retained Lost Y Count

lcLc

Number Pacer Changes Y Count

lcLc

Loop Delay Since Boot Y Count

lcLc

Loop Delay Block Sync Delay Y Count

lcLc



HAcLC

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dium Viewbviews menu for the

> Low Medium .

w to medium attributes for

RB

RES

ME

BL

NC

EC

RDC

RDD

Medium Thresholds

Attribute

lcLcpCATVTxRxIndicator


lcLcpCATVLoadIndicator

lcLCPEtherTxRxIndicator

lcLcpEtherTxRxIndicator

lcLcpEtherLoadIndicator



ealth - Yellow Red Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Health > Yellow Red .

ble 7 displays the yellow to red attributes for e following fields:

Health - Low MeAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Health

Table 8 displays the lothe following fields:

Table 7: Yellow to Red Threshold

Field Attribute

eceived Level Since oot Count

lcLcpRxLevelDeltaBootIndicator

eceived Level Since stablishing Block ync Count

lcLcpRxLevelDeltaBSIndicator

AC Layer Protocol rrors Count

lcLcpMaxRxPerErrorIndicator

lock Sync Retained ost Count

lcLcpBSRetainPerLostIndicator

umber Pacer hanges Count

lcLcpPacerChangeIndicator

thernet Errors ount

lcLcpEtherPktsPerErrorIndicator

eceived Level Loop elay Since Boot ount

lcLcpRxLevelDeltaLDIndicator

eceived Level Loop elay Block Sync elta Count

lcLcpRxLevelBStoLDDeltaIndicator

Table 8: Low to

Field

CATV Transmit Load Count

CATV Received Load Count

CATV Received and Transmit Load Count

Ethernet Transmit LoadCount

Ethernet Received Load Count

Ethernet Received and Transmit Load Count



HAcLC

Tafor

ers Viewbviews menu for the

-> Parameters .


d on this variable, the for all threshold variables le storage. If user values ld variables and a set is ariable, the values will not t or power cycle of the

faultsd on this variable, the l threshold variables are

y Viewbviews menu for the

> Summary .


le is Green if block blished, otherwise the ator is only useful to units ected to the network



ealth - Medium High Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Health -> Medium High .

ble 9 displays the medium to high attributes the following fields:

Health - ParametAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Health


Save All User ThresholdsWhen a set is performevalues set by the user are saved in non-volatiare entered for threshonot performed on this vbe retained after a resedevice.

Restore All Threshold DeWhen a set is performeLANCity defaults for alrestored.

Health - SummarAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Health


Block Sync IndicatorThe value of this variabsynchronization is estavalue is Red. This indicwhich are directly conn

Table 9: Medium to High Thresholds

Field Attribute

CATV Receive Load Count lcLcpCATVTxRxIndicator

CATV Transmit Load Count


CATV Receive and Transmit Load Count

lcLcpCATVLoadIndicator

Ethernet Receive Load Count


Ethernet Transmit Load Count


Ethernet Received and Transmit Load Count

lcLcpEtherLoadIndicator



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s the yellow to red the value of this variable is

bviews menu for theer .


tion Unreachable

rap If Detected

tion Unreachable Match Exists

tion Unreachable

r



anager via the Ethernet (units connected via iLINK are not accessible if they have not

tablished block synchronization.)

ceived Level Delta Boot Indicatore value of this variable is Green if the difference tween the values of MinRxBootDbmv and axRxBootDbmv is less than or equal to the lue of lcLcpRxLevelSinceBootY (the variable ich specifies the green to yellow threshold). The

lue of this variable is Yellow if the difference tween the values of MinRxBootDbmv and axRxBootDbmv is greater than the value of LcpRxLevelSinceBootY and less than or equal lcLcpRxLevelSinceBootR (the variable which ecifies the yellow to red threshold). Otherwise, e value of this variable is Red.

ceived Level Delta Block Sync Indicatore value of this variable is Green if the difference tween the value of MinRxBsDbmv and axRxBsDbmv is less than or equal to the value lcLcpRxLevelSinceEstablishBlockSyncY (the riable which specifies the green to yellow reshold). The value of this variable is Yellow if e difference between the values of inRxBsDbmv and MaxRxBsDbmv is greater an the value of LcpRxLevelSinceEstablishBlockSyncY and s than or equal to LcpRxLevelSinceEstablishBlockSyncR (the

variable which specifiethreshold). Otherwise, Red.

IP Filter ViewAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select IP Filt


IGMP• Filter Control• Filter Send Destina• Filter Count• Reset Filter Counte• Generate SNMP Tr

Address• Filter Control• Filter Send Destina• Action Taken If No

Option• Filter Control• Filter Send Destina• Filter Count • Reset Filter Counte

Port• Filter Control



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rity devices start out ccess. Once it detects that y, the node tries to join the . Once the node becomes

ts right to use reservation.

evice is granted access to his variable is 0, then this nd transmit data onto the

denode defers to the network guaranteed bandwidth.

variable is non-zero, the . Sets cannot be performed MIB.

IP addresses and MAC ia the LCN which specify be supported on the is device.

urnis node is allowed to ond onto the cable’s



Filter Send Destination UnreachableAction Taken If No Match Exists

otocolFilter ControlFilter Send Destination UnreachableAction Taken If No Match Exists

arameters Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Parameters .


TV Transmit Frequencye device’s transmit frequency, in Khz, for the TV.

TV Receive Frequencye device’s receive frequency, in Khz, for the TV.

served Bandwidthe number of bytes reserved for the guaranteed de.

twork Access Prioritye device’s priority in accessing the network.

gh priority specifies guaranteed, collision e access to the network. Low priority ecifies contention only access to the CATV

bandwidth. Normal priowith contention only ait is starting to get busreservation mechanismidle again, it gives up i

Access Net PermissionSpecifies whether the dthe CATV network. If tdevice cannot receive aCATV network.

Defer To Guaranteed NoSpecifies whether this node which is allocated

Read OnlyWhen the value of thisentire MIB is read-onlyon any variables in the

Device TableThis table contains theaddresses configured vthe devices which will Ethernet interface of th

Maximum Bandwidth RetThe amount of data thtransmit in bits per secreturn channel.



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C Address Authorizationon-zero, it specifies the twork management station s the MIB variables e. If both this variable and n-zero, then both the MAC of packets from a network ust match.

Address Authorizationon-zero, it specifies the IP management station that e MIB variables supported his variable and non-zero, then both the dress of packets from a

station must match.

ms Installed on the CATV

set to be greater than or number of LANCity e CATV network.



ximum Transmission Burste amount of data a node may transmit onto the ble in a single opportunity.

ximum Bandwidth Forwarde amount of data this node is allowed to nsmit in bits per second to its local Ethernet receives from the cable’s Forward channel).

nimum Public Contentione percent of network bandwidth that is put ide exclusively for contention mode and is not ailable for reservation mode. Again, this is only actor when the network is busy and determines e bandwidth split between high priority nodes d low priority nodes.

nfigured Maximum Round Trip Delaye configured maximum round trip delay for the twork. The value of this variable must be eater than or equal to the loop delay of the NCity device which is furthest from the adend. All LANCity devices on the HFC segment ust have the same value for this variable.

ximum Number of Supported Devicese maximum number of devices interface.

adend Reference Node Configurationecifies whether the device is configured to be a adend reference node. This variable must be t to 0 for LCPs and LCWs.

Data Configuration AuthoThe name specified by authorization key currconfiguration data from

Network Management MAWhen this variable is nMAC address of the nethat is allowed to accessupported by this deviclcLcpAuthNmIp are noaddress and IP addressmanagement station m

Network Management IPWhen this variable is naddress of the networkis allowed to access thby this device. If both tlcLcpAuthNmMac areMAC address and IP adnetwork management

Number of LANCity ModeNetworkThis variable must be equal to the maximummodems installed on th



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Block Sync Lostlock sync has been lost up.

ck Synce device timed out while

k synchronization. The g block sync is 10 minutes booted. Once the device nd loses it, the timeout

e’s loop delay in bytes.

MIB-II. The time (in d) since the network f the system was last re-

r of times this device the number of times that the device.

at the device exceeded the ttempting to become pacer.



evious Data Configuration Authorization Keye name of the previous authorization key used authoring configuration data from the LCN.

ummary - Maintenance Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Summary > Maintenance .


intenance Summary Reset 2hen a set is performed on this variable, all riables in this view are reset.

ceived Delta boot in Dbmve difference between the values of

LcpMinRxBootDbmv and LcpMaxRxBootDbmv.

ceived Delta Loop Delay in Dbmv difference between the values of LcpMinRxLdDbmv and lcLcpMaxRxLdDbmv.

ceived Delta Block Sync in Dbmve difference between the values of

LcpMinRxBsDbmv and lcLcpMaxRxBsDbmv.

ck Sync to Loop Delay Delta in Dbmve absolute value of the difference between the lues of lcLcpAvgBSRxLevelDbmv and LcpAvgLDRxLevelDbmv.

Block Sync Retained PerThe number of times bsince the unit has been

Timeout Establishing BloThe number of times thtrying to establish bloctimeout for establishinwhen the device is firsthas established block abecomes 2 minutes.

Measured Loop DelayThe value of this devic

System Up TimeThe “sysUpTime” fromhundredths of a seconmanagement portion oinitialized.

Loss Block SyncThe ratio of the numberetained block sync to block sync was lost by

Excess Pacer AttemptsThe number of times thmaximum retires for a



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LeThlog

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rmance Viewbviews menu for theary - Performance .

ary - Performance view tatistics, including the

forwarded from the

that were received from the use the source and re both determined to erface side of this device.

es which were transmitted h were retried.

nsmit and receive errors ackets by this device.

r of packets received by the r of those packets which



vel 2 Log Entriese total number of “Level 2” or “Crash” entries ged in the support history log.

vel 3 Log Entriese total number of “Level 3” or “Inform” entries ged in the support history log.

vel 4 Log Entriese total number of “Level 4” or “Debug” entries ged in the support history log.

cer Changed Counte number of times a different pacer was tected since the unit has been up.

tal Log Entriese total number of entries logged in the support

story log.

idge Resetse total number of times that the bridge was set.

Summary - PerfoAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Summ

EthernetThis area of the Summdisplays the ethernet sfollowing information:

Frames ForwardedThe number of frames Ethernet to the CATV.

Frames FilteredThe number of frames CATV and filtered becadestination devices wereside on the CATV int

Retry PercentageThe percentage of framonto the Ethernet whic

Total Errors CountThe total number of tradetected for Ethernet p

Packets Per ErrorsThe ratio of the numbeEthernet to the numbehad a receive error.



DaCoth

DaCoto

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FrThto

FrThEtderede

UnThha

ReThon

sr of Unilink protocol e number of Unilink had a receive error.

data packets received from

data packets transmitted

og Viewbviews menu for thert History Log .


try recorded to the field

d on this variable, all data ory log and an entry has been reset is logged.



ta Packets Receivedunts the number of data packets received from e Ethernet.

ta Packets Transmittedunts the number of data packets transmitted

the Ethernet.

TVis area of the Summary - Performance view

splays the CATV statistics, including the lowing information:

ames Forwardede number of frames forwarded from the CATV

the Ethernet.

ames Filterede number of frames that were received from the hernet and filtered because the source and stination devices were both determined to side on the Ethernet interface side of this vice.

ilink Errorse number of Unilink protocol packets which d a receive error.

try Percentagee percentage of frames which were transmitted to the CATV which were retried.

Unilink Packets Per ErrorThe ratio of the numbepackets processed to thprotocol packets which

Data Packets ReceivedCounts the number of the CATV.

Data Packets TransmittedCounts the number of to the CATV.

Support History LAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Suppo


Last Entry RecordedThe index of the last ensupport history log.

Reset History LogWhen a set is performeis deleted from the histindicating that the log



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which matched this entry

d on this variable, the for this entry in the table is

ss Filterbviews menu for thes > IP Address Filter .


in the IP Address Filter

entry is used for making d on IP addresses.

cket received from a ompared against this ine if the packet should

tion IPomEither” then this

gainst both the source and



bles - E Type Filtercess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Tables > E Type .

is table displays the following information:

exe index of this entry in the Ethertype Filter ble.

atusecifies whether this entry is used for making

tering decisions based on the value of hertype , DSAP, or SSAP.

peecifies whether the value of Value should be mpared to the Ethertype, DSAP, or SSAP field in e packet being compared to this entry in the ter table.

lueecifies the value that should be compared to e field in the packet specified by the variable pe.

tionecifies whether a packet is filtered or forwarded en it matches this entry in the filter table.

Match CountThe number of packetsin the filter table.

Match Reset CountWhen a set is performevalue of Match Count set to zero.

Tables - IP AddreAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Table

This table displays the

IndexThe index of this entryTable.

StatusSpecifies whether this filtering decisions base

InterfaceSpecifies whether a paparticular interface is centry in order to determbe filtered.

Compare IP and DestinaIf Interface is set to “fraddress is compared a



dethde

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AcSpwh

CoCoth

d on this variable, the entry in the table is set to

ilterbviews menu for thes - IP Port Filter .


in the IP Port Filter Table.

entry is used for making d on the TCP or UDP port

port in a range to use for e packet.

port in a range to use for e packet.

ket is filtered or forwarded ntry in the filter table.



stination address to find a match. Otherwise, is address is used to compare against the stination address in the packet.

mpare IP and Destination MaskInterface is set to “fromEither” then this mask used for comparing both the source and stination address to find a match. Otherwise, is mask is used when comparing against the stination address in the packet.

mpare IP and Source IPInterface is set to “fromEither” then this dress is compared against both the source and stination address to find a match. Otherwise, it the address to compare against the source dress in the packet.

mpared IP and Source MaskInterface is set to “fromEither” then this mask used for comparing both the source and stination address to find a match. Otherwise, it the mask used when comparing against the urce address in the packet.

tionecifies whether a packet is filtered or forwarded en it matches this entry in the filter table.

untunts the number of packets which matched is entry in the filter table.

Reset CountWhen a set is performevalue of Count for this“zero”.

Tables - IP Port FAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Table


IndexThe index of this entry

StatusSpecifies whether this filtering decisions basenumber.

Start PortThe value of the first IPcomparison against th

End PortThe value of the last IPcomparison against th

ActionSpecifies whether a pacwhen it matches this e



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ket is filtered or forwarded ntry in the filter table.

packets which matched able.

d on this variable, the for this entry in the table is

Historybviews menu for thes > Support History .


in the field support history

the first log entry of this

the last log entry of this



tch Countis variable counts the number of packets which

atched this entry in the filter table.

tch Reset Counthen a set is performed on this variable, the lue of Match Count for this entry in the table is t to zero.

bles - IP Protocol Filtercess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Tables -> IP Protocol Filter .


exe index of this entry in the IP Protocol Filter ble.

atusecifies whether this entry is used for making

tering decisions based on IP protocol.

art Protocole value of the first IP protocol in a range to use comparison against the packet.

d Protocole value of the last IP protocol in a range to use comparison against the packet.

ActionSpecifies whether a pacwhen it matches this e

Match CountCounts the number of this entry in the filter t

Match Reset CountWhen a set is performevalue of Match Count set to zero.

Tables - SupportAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Table


IndexThe index of this entry log.

First TimeThe date and time thattype was created.

Last TimeThe date and time thattype was created.



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stinationbviews menu for thes > Trap Destination .


in the lcpTrapDestTable.

hether traps are sent to ess defined for this entry.

h the trap will be sent.

ebviews menu for thes > Trap Type .


in the Trap Type Table.

type of trap is generated by



unte number of times this event was repeated nsecutively.

vele type of entry. A crash level means that the it encountered a problem for which it must

boot in order to recover. An inform error can ecify a normal event or some information garding an event that is not normally expected.

ror ID identifier of the specific event that was logged.

dule IDe software module responsible for reporting is event.

rameter Counte number of parameters that have been logged this event. These parameters are useful to NCity personnel for further diagnosing the ent or error.

rameter 1 - 5ese variables contain the first through fifth of e parameters logged for this event.

Tables - Trap DeAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Table



StatusThis variable controls wthe destination IP addr

IP AddressThe IP address to whic

Tables - Trap TypAccess: From the Icon SuLCPV310App, select Table



StatusControls whether this this device.



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ivity on Networko activity on the network.

nization count.

Secondss sent in half seconds.

tics.

ntchronization count.

tion state.

ng Block Syncblishing block



nilink Protocol Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for thePV310App, select Unilink Protocol .


twork Pacere network pacer for this protocol.

cer Addresse pacer address for this protocol.

cer Alloweddicates whether or not pacer is allowed. Valid lues are: PacerAllowed , and cerNotAllowed .

eferred Pacerdicates if the pacer is preferred. Valid values e: PreferredPacer and NonPreferredPacer .

st Pacer Since Last Block Synce last pacer since the last block was nchronized.

cessive Attempts To Become Pacerdicates how many excessive attempts were ade to become pacer.

st Block Sync When Trying to be Pacere lost block synchronized while trying to come pacer.

Lost Pacer Due to no ActThe lost pacer due to n

Lost Block Sync CountThe lost block synchro

Last Packet Sent in HalfThe last packet that wa

Reset Unilink StatisticsThe reset unilink statis

Loop Delay in BytesLoop delay in bytes.

Achieved Block Sync CouThe achieved block syn

Block Sync StateThe block synchroniza

Timeout While EstablishiThe timeout while estasynchronization.

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eBug420Appis section describes the DeBug420 Application pported by this device. The DeBug420 plication uses DeBug420App as the rresponding model type. This major application ovides the following application-specific bviews:

ASIC- ASIC - Buffer Table (Page 62)- ASIC - Parameters View (Page 63)- ASIC - Parameters 2 View (Page 64)- ASIC - Statistics Control View (Page 65)- ASIC - Summary View (Page 65)- ASIC - SW Statistics View (Page 65)Debug Control View (Page 66)Dump Control Table (Page 67)Error Control Table (Page 67)Filter Table (Page 68)Frequency Scan View (Page 68)LCN Parameters View (Page 68)Modem- Modem - Control View (Page 68)- Modem - Control 2 View (Page 69)Miscellaneous View (Page 70)See Prom View (Page 71)Sonic

- Sonic - Informat- Sonic - Buffer Ta

• Transmit- Transmit - Coeff- Transmit - High- Transmit - Low - Transmit - Norm- Transmit - Powe

• Receive- Receive - Abnorm- Receive - AGC T- Receive - Coeffic- Receive - Error N- Receive - Norma- Receive - Over L

• Unilink Protocol Vie• Model Information V

ASIC - Buffer TabAccess: From the Icon Subselect ASIC -> Buffer Table


ASIC Buffer IndexThe index for the ASIC

ASIC Buffer AddressThe ASIC buffer addre



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ormation Parameters view displays , including the following:

ember.

was seen and agrees.

s agree or the server missed

bership.

ue.

p delay.

delay.

p request.

p response.

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SIC - Parameters Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect ASIC > Parameters .

IC Parametersis area of the ASIC - Parameters view displays e ASIC parameters, including the following formation:

t Sizetes per slot from last block sync packet.

ck Synchronize Integerots per bsi from last block synchronization cket.

ximum Concatenation Sizee maximum size frame which the ASIC will ncatenate packets into.

blic Contentione time within the block synchronization

terval reserved for public contention access.

ocator Delaye number of slots that delay required by the ocator.

ocator Maximum Processe number of slots that delay required by the ocator.

Laboratory Debug InfThis area of the ASIC -the debug information

MemberDisplays if user is a m

Response AgreesIndicates the response

Server Missed ResponseThe response does notthe response.

Ask For MembershipTransmit asks for mem

Queue HighTransmit any high que

Setup Bid Loop DelayTransmit initial bid loo

Setup Period Loop DelayTransmit periodic loop

Setup Next RequestIndicates the next setu

Setup Next ResponseIndicates the next setu

Member False M2/M1/P1



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SIC - Parameters 2 Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect ASIC > Parameters 2 .


mber False Otherembership false - other.

quested Bandwidth Counte number of times requested bandwidth.

Requested Bandwidth Counte number of times no requested bandwidth.

A1 Break Counte end of RBA during response process.

A2 Break Countdicates the next pointer during response ocessing.

cumulation Requeste accumulated number of requests.

resh Packet Totale threshold packet total.

tal Requestse total number of requests.

tal Non-Null Requestse total number of non-null requests.

Bandwidth MissedNumber of times requenot receive it.

Never Saw Our Own ReqIndicates that our ownacknowledged.

Unable To Grant RequesUnable to grant requesbandwidth.

Response1 Break Count

No Bandwidth

Revid CounterRevid counter for conddelayed processing reqexecuted.

TXOP SavedTXOP table was updateprocessing next respon

TXOP Saved 2TXOP table was updatesetting up loop delay s

Response Members

Asked

Asked Next



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eived on low queue with

eived on High and MAC s.

eived with collisions.

tics Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,.

following statistics:

Qlay Packetsketsh Q Qh Q PacketsketsC Q Q Q Packets



SIC - Statistics Control Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect ASIC > Statistics Control .


set ASIC Statisticslecting this will reset all ASIC statistics.

SIC - Summary Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect ASIC > Summary .


n Unilink Transmittedtal non unilink packets transmitted.

ilink Transmittedtal unilink packets transmitted.

n Unilink Retrymber of non unilink transmitted packets

tried due to errors.

n Unilink Receivedtal non unilink packets received.

ilink Receivedtal unilink packets received.

Low CRC ErrorsNumber of packets recCRC errors.

High MAC CRC ErrorsNumber of packets recqueues with CRC error

Collisions ReceivedNumber of packets rec

ASIC - SW StatisAccess: From the Icon Subselect ASIC > SW Statistics


• Transmit Bad Low • Determine Loop De• High Transmit Pac• Transmit Good Hig• Transmit Bad High• Received Good Hig• Block Synchronize• MAC Transmit Pac• Transmit Good MA• Transmit Bad MAC• Receive Good MAC• Receive Loop Delay



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Totaled SONIC packet buffers pt for the all skipped

et Totalitted SONIC packet

ed except for the all

itted merit maximum ed except for the all

itted merit limit buffers pt for the all skipped

ed merit maximum buffers pt for the all skipped

ed merit limit buffers that r the all skipped condition



Receive Blocks TimestampReceive Blocks Timestamp DropReceive Blocks Timestamp SnapReceive Exception Error CountTransmit Exception Error CountBlock Boundary Expired CountASIC Timer Expired CountReset ASIC S/W StatisticsReset All ASIC S/W StatisticsASIC Multicast Frames Received

ebug Control Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Debug Control .


ceived ASIC Packet Totaltal number of received ASIC packet buffers that re skipped except for the all skipped condition.

nsmitted ASIC Packet Totaltal number of transmitted ASIC packet buffers at were skipped except for the all skipped ndition.

Received SONIC PacketTotal number of receivthat were skipped excecondition.

Transmitted SONIC PackTotal number of transmbuffers that were skippskipped condition.

Transmit Merit MaximumTotal number of transmbuffers that were skippskipped condition.

Transmit Merit LimitTotal number of transmthat were skipped excecondition

Received Merit MaximumTotal number of receivthat were skipped excecondition.

Received Merit LimitTotal number of receivwere skipped except fo



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leviews menu for the DeBugApp,

.


r Control Table.

an error in the history ot log an error in the

d a trap when this error end a trap when this error

p memory when this error ump memory when this

t when this error occurs or this error occurs.



cer Hellot this field to On causes a unit to participate in llo exchange or Off do not participate in hello change.

n Pacer Hellot this field to On a unit which is non-pacer to rticipate in hello exchange or Off a unit which non-pacer to not participate in hello exchange.

ump Control Tablecess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Dump Control Table .


exe index into the Dump Control Table.

arte start address of memory to dump.

ngthe length of memory to dump.

Error Control TabAccess: From the Icon Subselect Error Control Table


ECT Error LevelThe index into the Erro

LogSet this field to On log support log or Off do nhistory support log.

TrapSet this field to On senoccurs or Off do not soccurs.

DumpSet this field to On dumoccurs or Off do not derror occurs.

ResetSet this field to On reseOff do not reset when



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ade.

tay delta from channel.

Statescan state.

Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,


erride

Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,


evelower level setting.



ilter Tablecess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Filter .


namic Blocks Usede maximum number of dynamic entry blocks er used in the filter.

ximum Chain Depthe maximum depth the TRIE table chains aches.

requency Scan Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Frequency Scan .


arting Receiving Frequencye starting received frequency.

rrent Receiving Frequencye current received frequency.

ding Receiving Frequencye ending received frequency.

anning Incremente scanning increment.

Scanning CountThe number of scans m

Assumed Frequency DelThe assumed frequenc

Current Frequency ScanThe current frequency

LCN ParametersAccess: From the Icon Subselect LCN Parameters .


• Digest Option• Change Key• Key Id• Frequency Scan Ov• Install Override• LCN Less Enabled

Modem - ControlAccess: From the Icon Subselect Modem -> Control .


Current Transmit Power LThe current transmit p



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AvThav

BloTh

AvTh

AvThsa

LoTh

LoTh

LoTh

UnUn

ay when known in BSI

hen known in BSI format.

ay when known in BSI

tputor output level x1000 from

Deviationt standard deviation

2 Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,

.


untzation count since last

anor output level x1000 from



fault Transmit Power Levele default transmit power level setting.

erage Block Synch IF Levele average block sync IF level since last LD erage.

erage Block Synch RF Levele average block sync RF level since last LD erage.

ck Synch Rx Sample Counte block sync received level sample count.

erage Loop Delay IF Rx Levele average loop delay IF over 8 power samples.

erage Loop Delay RF Rx Levele average loop delay RF power over 8 power mples.

op Delay Rx Level Sample Counte loop delay received level sample count.

op Delay Packets Attemptede determine loop delay packets attempted.

op Delay Packets Receivede receive determine loop delay packets.

determined Loop Delay Countable to determine loop delay counter.

Minimum Loop DelayThe minimum loop delformat.

Initial Loop DelayThe initial loop delay w

Maximum Loop DelayThe maximum loop delformat.

Average Demodulator OuThe average demodulatld packet.

Demodulator Output StdThe demodulator outpux1000 from ld packet.

Modem - ControlAccess: From the Icon Subselect Modem > Control 2


Transmit Equalization CoThe transmitted equaliboot.

Receive Equalization MeThe average demodulatbs packet.



ReThx1

ReTh

BidTh

CATh(1

EtTh(1

AdThm

DrThde

MaThco

MiThslo

Countd coefficients.

Countd coefficients.

Countitted coefficients.

Countitted coefficients.

dualization is enabled. Valid

iewviews menu for the DeBugApp,


le To Transfer management packet could ause no system buffers

types to be counted.



ceive Equalization Std Deviatione demodulator output standard deviation 000 from bs packet.

ceive Equalization Counte received equalization count since last boot.

statee periodic bid state.

TV Limit Rollovere transmitted byte limit rollover for cable

,000,000,000 bytes).

hernet Limit Rollovere transmitted byte limit rollover for ethernet

,000,000,000 bytes).

d Thresholde allocator’s add threshold to become dedicated

ember.

op Thresholde allocator’s drop threshold to become dicated member.

ximum Concatenatione maximum size frame in bytes for ncatenating multiple packets.

nimum Public Contention Sizee allocator’s minimum public contention size in ts.

Receive LCB CoefficientThe default lcb receive

Receive LCP CoefficientThe default lcp receive

Transmit LCB CoefficientThe default lcb transm

Transmit LCP CoefficientThe default lcp transm

HRN Equalization EnableSpecifies if the HRN eqvalues are: on, off .

Miscellaneous VAccess: From the Icon Subselect Miscellaneous .


No System Buffers UnabThe number of times anot be transmitted becwere available.

Packet Type To CountThe number of packet



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rupt status bit set.

ed interrupt status bit set.

interrupt status bit set.

austed exhausted interrupt



ta SONIC Frames Receivee number of data SONIC frames that have been ceived.

ta ASIC Frames Transmite transmit done status for non-system frames.

ta ASIC Frames Receivee frames received from ASIC that were warded.

ta SONIC Frames Transmite number of data SONIC frames that have been nsmitted.

ASIC TDAread/write counter displaying the number of IC TDA.

SONIC TDAread/write counter displaying the number of NIC TDA.

ee Prom Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect See Prom .


Pagc ThresholdPagc Delay ThresholdPagc Minimum

• Pagc Maximum• Pagc Range Minim• Pagc Range Maxim• Pagc Delay Minimu• Pagc Delay Maximu• Pagc Period• Pagc Maximum Pa• Pagc Timer• Transmit DAC Trim• Transmit DAC Trim• Transmit DAC Trim

Sonic - InformatiAccess: From the Icon Subselect Sonic > Information


FIFO OverrunThe FIFO overrun inter

Buffer Area ExceededThe buffer area exceed

Buffers ExhaustedThe buffers exhausted

Receive Descriptors ExhThe receive descriptorsstatus bit set.



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cient Tableviews menu for the DeBugApp,t Table .

the following information:

Transmit Coefficient

nsmit coefficient.

he transmit coefficient.

rror Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,

r .


ve number of retries.

mental once if packet was

mental once if retry count



artbeat Loste heartbeat lost interrupt status bit set.

s Retrye bus retry interrupt status bit set.

ta Path Sonic RRA Oute data path detected all buffers skipped ndition.

ta Path Sonic Buffer Skipe data path detected that a buffer was skipped.

ta Pathtotal Buffers Skippede total number of butters that were skipped cept for the all skipped condition.

onic - Buffer Tablecess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Sonic > Buffer Table .


nic Buffer Indexe entry index for the Sonic - Buffer Table.

nic Buffer Addresse sonic buffer address.

Transmit - CoeffiAccess: From the Icon Subselect Transmit > Coefficien

This table will display

IndexThe entry index for theTable.

RealThe real part of the tra

ImaginaryThe imaginary part of t

Transmit - High EAccess: From the Icon Subselect Transmit > High Erro


Con Retry CountRetry count - cumulati

Con DeferredDeferred packet - incredeferred for any slots.

Con Retry OnceRetry equal one - increequals one.



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cremented once if retry

remented once if retry ne.

Countative number of

rredcremented once if packet ots.

Oncecremented once if retry

Multipleremented once if retry ne.

lative number of retries.

cremented once if packet ots.



n Retry Multipletry multiple - incremental once if retry count is eater than one.

d Retry Counttry count - cumulative number of retries.

d Deferredferred packet - incremental once if packet was ferred for any slots.

d Retry Oncetry equal one - incremental once if retry count uals one.

d Retry Multipletry multiple - incremental once if retry count is eater than one.

ansmit - Low Error Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Transmit -> Low Error .


n Single Retry Counte retry count - cumulative number of retries.

n Single Deferrede deferred packet incremented once if packet s deferred for any slots.

Con Single Retry OnceThe retry equal one - incount equals one.

Con Single Retry MultipleThe retry multiple - inccount is greater than o

Con Concatenation RetryThe retry count cumulconcatenation retries.

Con Concatenation DefeThe deferred packet inwas deferred for any sl

Con Concatenation RetryThe retry equal one - incount equals one.

Con Concatenation RetryThe retry multiple - inccount is greater than o

Ded Single Retry CountThe retry count - cumu

Ded Single DeferredThe deferred packet inwas deferred for any sl



DeThco

DeThco

DeThco

DeThwa

DeThco

DeThco

l Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,


ncremented once for each


Packetsncremented once for each

Framesncremented once for each

incremented once per slot

ncremental once for each




d Single Retry Oncee retry equal one - incremented once if retry unt equals one.

d Single Retry Multiplee retry multiple - incremented once if retry unt is greater than one.

d Concatenation Retry Counte retry count cumulative number of ncatenation retries.

d Concatenation Deferrede deferred packet incremented once if packet s deferred for any slots.

d Concatenation Retry Oncee retry equal one - incremented once if retry unt equals one.

d Concatenation Retry Multiplee retry multiple - incremented once if retry unt is greater than one.

Transmit - NormaAccess: From the Icon Subselect Transmit > Normal .


Low Con Single PacketsPackets transmitted - ipacket.

Low Con Single FramesFrames transmitted - ipacket.

Low Con ConcatenationPackets transmitted - ipacket.

Low Con ConcatenationFrames transmitted - ipacket.

Low PendingTransmit low pending -not used.

Low Ded Single PacketsPackets transmitted - ipacket.

Low Ded Single FramesFrames transmitted - ipacket.



HiTrslo

LoPapa

LoFrpa

TraTron

HiPapa

HiFrpa

HiPapa

HiFrpa

Tableviews menu for the DeBugApp,


r for the given index.

x to the Power Table.

al Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,

l .


packet length greater than

Filter previous packet error in

external reject pin being

CAM filter results.



gh Pendingansmit high pending - incremented once per t not used.

w Ded Concatenation Packetsckets transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

w Ded Concatenation Framesames transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

nsmit Low High Pendingansmit low and high pending - incremented ce per slot not used.

gh Con Packetsckets transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

gh Con Framesames transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

gh Ded Packetsckets transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

gh Ded Framesames transmitted - incremented once for each cket.

Transmit - PowerAccess: From the Icon Subselect Transmit > Power .


Transmit PowerThe transmission powe

IndexDisplays the entry inde

Receive - AbnormAccess: From the Icon Subselect Receive -> Abnorma


Low Con Packet Too BigPackets rejected due tonew RBA.

Low Con ConcatenationPackets rejected due toconcatenation.

Low Con External RejectPackets rejected due toasserted.

Low Con CAM FilterPackets rejected due to



LoPane

LoPaco

LoPaas

LoPa

HiPane

HiPaco

HiPaas

HiPa

HiPane

ation Filter previous packet error in

eject external reject pin being

r CAM filter results.

ableviews menu for the DeBugApp,

le .


ient Tableviews menu for the DeBugApp,

nt Table .


Receive Coefficient Table.

value.



w Ded Packet Too Bigckets rejected due to packet length greater than w RBA.

w Ded Concatenation Filterckets rejected due to previous packet error in ncatenation.

w Ded External Rejectckets rejected due to external reject pin being serted.

w Ded CAM Filterckets rejected due to CAM filter results.

gh MAC Con Packet Too Bigckets rejected due to packet length greater than w RBA.

gh MAC Con Concatenation Filterckets rejected due to previous packet error in ncatenation.

gh MAC Con External Rejectckets rejected due to external reject pin being serted.

gh MAC Con CAM Filterckets rejected due to CAM filter results.

gh MAC Ded Packet Too Bigckets rejected due to packet length greater than w RBA.

High MAC Ded ConcatenPackets rejected due toconcatenation.

High MAC Ded External RPackets rejected due toasserted.

High MAC Ded CAM FiltePackets rejected due to

Receive - AGC TAccess: From the Icon Subselect Receive -> AGC Tab


• Receive AGC • Index

Receive - CoefficAccess: From the Icon Subselect Receive -> Coefficie


IndexThe entry index for the

CoefficientThe receive coefficient



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LoPa

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bad CRC.

bad end of message.

e bad postamble.

HCS error.

bad CRC.

bad end of message.

e bad postamble.

l Viewviews menu for the DeBugApp,


nd accepted.

TRIE table search with .



eceive - Error Normal Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Receive > Error Normal .


w Con HCSckets rejected due to HCS error.

w Con CRCckets rejected due to bad CRC.

w Con EOMckets rejected due to bad end of message.

w Con Postambleckets rejected due to bad postamble.

w Ded HCSckets rejected due to HCS error.

w Ded CRCckets rejected due to bad CRC.

w Ded EOMckets rejected due to bad end of message.

w Ded Postambleckets rejected due to bad postamble

gh MAC Con HCSckets rejected due to HCS error.

High MAC Con CRCPackets rejected due to

High MAC Con EOMPackets rejected due to

High MAC Con PostamblPackets rejected due to

High MAC Ded HCSPackets rejected due to

High MAC Ded CRCPackets rejected due to

High MAC Ded EOMPackets rejected due to

High MAC Ded PostamblPackets rejected due to

Receive - NormaAccess: From the Icon Subselect Receive > Normal .


Low Con PacketsGood packet received a

Low Con TRIE FilterPackets rejected due tomatch and filter found



LoGo

LoPam

HiGo

HiPam

HiGo

HiPam

RAcse

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LoPa(R

no RBA available.

w received FIFO overflow.

un received FIFO underrun.

no RDA available nly).

no RBA available nly).

w received FIFO overflow.

un receive FIFO underrun.

ing no RDA available nly).

ing no RBA available.

verflow received FIFO overflow.



w Ded Packetsod packet received and accepted.

w Ded TRIE Filterckets rejected due to TRIE table search with atch and filter found.

gh MAC Con Packetsod packet received and accepted.

gh MAC Con TRIE Filterckets rejected due to TRIE table search with atch and filter found.

gh MAC Ded Packetsod packet received and accepted.

gh MAC Ded TRIE Filterckets rejected due to TRIE table search with atch and filter found.

eceive - Over Load Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Receive > Over Load .


w Con RDA Missingcket rejected due to no RDA available. eceived Queue Low only).

Low Con RBA MissingPackets rejects due to

Low Con Receive OverfloPackets rejected due to

Low Con Receive UnderrPackets rejected due to

Low Ded RDA MissingPackets rejected due to(Received Queue Low o

Low Ded RBA MissingPackets rejected due to(Received Queue Low o

Low Ded Receive OverfloPackets rejected due to

Low Ded Receive UnderrPackets rejected due to

High MAC Con RDA MissPackets rejected due to(Received Queue Low o

High MAC Con RBA MissPackets rejected due to

High MAC Con Receive OPackets rejected due to



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gh MAC Con Receive Underrunckets rejected due to received FIFO underrun.

gh MAC Ded RDA Missingckets rejected due to no RDA available. eceived Queue Low only).

gh MAC Ded RBA Missingckets rejected due to no RBA available.

gh MAC Ded Receive Overflowckets rejected due to received FIFO overflow.

gh MAC Ded Receive Underrunckets rejected due to received FIFO underrun.

nilink Protocol Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for the DeBugApp,lect Unilink Protocol .


cer Statee pacer state machine current state.

ck Synch Packet Ide block sync packet Id number.

bustness Levele robustness level.

rrent Robustness Levele current robustness level.

Loop DelayThe current loop delayformat.

Retained Block SynchThe retained block syn

Achieved PacerThe achieved pacer cou


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System Up Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

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Help

* Frames per second


Performance Views

This section provides brief descriptions of the Performance views available for modelsModem devices in SPECTRUM.

rformance views provide statistical information out the operation of the device and packet formation for the device and its ports. The rformance views listed below provide statistical formation such as load, frame rate, errors, llisions, etc. The following performance views e described in this section:

Performance View (Page 81)Port Performance View (Page 81)

general description of performance views is ovided in the SPECTRUM Views cumentation.

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formance View Buttons

Opens the...

ce Detail view which ys packet, error, and ded breakdown statistics.

d Port Performance view for s transmitted.

ed Port Performance view for s received.

ce Configuration View 85).

ce Threshold View (Page 15), allows you to set the olds for load, packet rate, ate, and % discarded.

rise Alarm Manager.

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erformance Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu, selectrformance for the Device icon.

is view provides performance information out the packets being passed through the vice. The following packet statistics for the tire device are displayed in this view:

* Frame Rate% Delivered% Forwarded% Transmit% Error% Discarded

ort Performance Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu for an Interfacen within the Device view or DevTop view, selectrformance .

is view provides performance information out the packets being passed through a rticular interface. The following packet tistics for the selected interface are displayed

this view:

Load Packet Rate

• % Error• % Discarded

Table 10 lists the Port and the views they ope

Table 10: Port Per

Button

Detail Interfadispladiscar

Transmit Detailepacket

Receive Detailpacket

Configuration Interfa(Page

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Alarms Enterp

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ANCity Performance Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews for the LCPV310Appplication icon, select Performance .

is view displays the following statistics:

CATV Data Packets RxCATV Data Packets TxEthernet Data Packets RxEthernet Data Packets Tx


LANCity Cable TV

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Configuration View

V310App of Landscape tulip: Primary

System Up Time

Manufacturer

Device Type

Serial Number

ss

Help

onfiguration View

formationote Network Management IP Address

mote Manager Gateway IP Address

Information

CPU Board Revision Level

Prom Revision LevelManufacture Date

Date Time

de ControlsStart Down Load

Upgrade File

Reset Device

Down Load Status


Configuration Views

The section describes the various Configuration views and subviews for the models ofModem in SPECTRUM.

gure 8 shows the Device Configuration view for e LANCity modem.

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evice Configuration Viewcess: From the Icon Subviews menu, selectnfiguration .

e Device Configuration view provides the lowing information:

Informationis area of the Device Configuration view

splays the IP information:

Addresse IP Address of the device used on the ethernet d the CATV ports.

Address Maske IP Address mask for the lan ports for this vice.

mote Network Management IP Addresse IP Address of the gateway (router) used to ach the remote manager defined by emoteNmIpAddress - this gateway must be in irectly connected IP network.

mote Manager Gateway IP Addresse IP Address of a remote manager reachable via e gateway device defined by lcNmGwIpAddress. route entry is created for lcRemoteNmIpAddress ing lcNmGwIpAddress as the next hop.

Device InformationThis area of the Devicedisplays the device info

Software VersionThe software version id

Serial NumberThe device’s serial num

Board Part NumberDisplays the board par

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Manufacture DateThe date the device wa

Date TimeThis variable specifies display date and time oformat mm/dd/yy hh:

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ftware Upgrade Load Server IP Addresse IP address of the software upgrade load rver for this device.

ad Server Gateway IP Addresse IP address of the gateway to reach the ftware upgrade load server if the load server is t in the same network as this device. If the load rver is in the same network, then no load server teway need be specified.

ad Protocol For Software Upgradee protocol to be used for software upgrade.

RAM Flash Writet this control variable so that the parameters d field support history file are saved in flash RAM.

art Down Loaditiates a software upgrade by requesting the file cpLoadFile from the IP address specified in cpLsIpAddress.

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set Devicet this variable to reset the device. The rameters and field support history file are ved to flash NVRAM.

Down Load StatusIndicates the status ofsoftware upgrade.

Interface ConfigAccess: From the Icon SuInterface icon in the InterfacConfiguration .

This view provides the the selected interface:

Operation StatusThe current operationaDown, or Testing ).

Admin. StatusThe desired operationaDown, or Testing ).

Last ChangeThe System UpTime vaentered its current ope

IP Address/Network MasThis window provides anames and IP addresse

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cket Sizee largest packet that can be transmitted or ceived by the port, displayed in octets.

eue Lengthe length of the outbound packet queue, in ckets.

nc Addrables the IEEE Spanning Tree Protocol at the BRF level to use the IBM bridge functional.


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Poll/Log Information

Poll Interval

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Last Successful Poll

Log Ratio

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Model Information View

This section provides a brief description of the Model Information views available for mTV Modem devices in SPECTRUM.

e Model Information view (Figure 9) may vary pending on the model it defines. Model formation views are available for the LANCIty ble TV Modem, the MIMs they manage, their rts, and the Applications supported. Because e Model Information view is common in its rpose and use, it is described within ECTRUM Views. shows an example of the

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Ethernet (EthernetApp) 19plication ViewCPV210 Application 20IC Buffer Address 62IC Buffer Index 62IC Filtered Type 24IC Filtered Type 1-8 25IC Frames Received 33IC Frames Transmitted 33IC Local LAN 24ic Packets Received 22ic Packets Transmitted 22ic Rate Performance View 21acket Collisions 21

Packets Deferred 21Packets Detected CRC 21Packets Filtered 21Packets Received 21Packets Transmitted 21Received Bits Per Second 21Transmitted Bits Per Second 21

Assumed Frequency Delta from Channel 26

Auto Install Statistics View 32Average Block Sync Demodulator

Output 34Average Loop Delay Demodulator

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Database 22thernet Devices Supported By

Workgroup Bridge 22aximum Receive Merit 22aximum Transmit Merit 22on-Pacer Hello 22acer Hello 22eceive Merit Limit 22eset Device 22nmp Access 22onic Packets Received 22onic Packets Transmitted 22ransmit Merit Limit 22rite to Flash 22

wn Load Status 23, 85wnload View 23own Load Status 23

Gateway IP Address 23Load File 23Load Protocol 23Load Server IP Address 23Start Down Load 23

EECT Error Level 67Ending Rx Frequency 26Ethernet Devices In Filtering

Database 22Ethernet Devices Supported By

Workgroup Bridge 22Ethernet Down Count 38Ethernet Limit Rollover 70Ethernet Load Indicator 27Ethernet Network Load 27Ethernet Packets Per Error 27Ethernet Up Indicator 27Excess Collisions 30, 45Excess Deference 30Excess Pacer Attempts 38Excessive Pacer Attempts 36

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adend Reference 29alth Summary View 27lock Sync Established 27ATV Load Indicator 27ATV Network Load 27thernet Load Indicator 27thernet Network Load 27thernet Packets Per Error 27thernet Up Indicator 27AC Packets Per Mac Error 27ax Delta Between Block Sync

And Loop Delay 27in/Max Block Sync Levels Since

Block Sync 27in/Max Block Sync Levels Since

Boot Up 27in/Max Loop Delay Level

(dbs) 27acer Change Indicator 27etain/Lost Block Sync 27nilink Up Indicator 27N Equalization Enabled 70

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Interface 14, 17Imagined Coefficient 29, 36Inaccessible Bus Count 45Interface Address Translation

Table 16Interface Device Topology View 17Interface Icon

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Interface icon 14Interface Number Label 14Interface Type Label 17IP Address 84IP Address Mask 84IP Address/Network Mask 85

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C Errors 39C Packets Per Mac Error 27intenance Summary Reset 42intenance Summary View 37tch Count 57, 59tch Reset Count 57, 59x Delta Between Block Sync And Loop Delay 27

x Dynamic Blocks Used 25x Dynamic Entries Allowed 25x Static Entries Allowed 25x Trie Table Chains Depth 25ximum Concatenation 70ximum Receive Merit 22ximum Transmit Merit 22B-II 19n/Max Block Sync Levels Since

Block Sync 27n/Max Block Sync Levels Since

Boot Up 27n/Max Loop Delay Level (dbs) 27scellaneous Statistics View 33ssed Packets 30dem Control View 33lticast Filter 47lticast Filtering 24

Multicasts Received 31Multiple-User Spanning Tree Cable

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NNetwork Access Priority 28, 52Network I/O ports 17Network Pacer 61Non Pacer Hello 67Non Unilink Received 65Non Unilink Transmitted 65Non-Pacer Hello 22Novell 47Number of Scans Made 26NVRAM Flash Write 85

OOperation Status 85Operational Status 15

PPacer Address 37, 61Pacer Allowed 37, 61Pacer Change Indicator 27Pacer Changed 38Pacer Hello 22, 67

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Errors Count 55Transmit/Receive Errors 39marks 5mission Frequency 42mit Channel Performance 42mit Coefficient Table 29mit Equalization Count 69mit Equalization Merit 33mit Frequency 28, 32mit Merit Limit 22, 66mit Merit Maximum 66mit Power 75mitted ASIC Packet Total 66mitted Bits 30mitted Bits Per Second 21mitted Frames Collisions unt 45

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Deviation 70ceive Errors 30ceive Frequency 29, 32, 43ceive Merit Limit 22ceive/Transmit Coefficient

Table 35ceive/Transmit Coefficient Table

View 29ceived ASIC Packet Total 66ceived Bits 30ceived Bits Per Second 21ceived Broadcast Frames

Count 45ceived Frames Count 45ceived Merit Limit 66ceived Merit Maximum 66ceived Multicast Frames

Count 45ceived Packets 30ceived SONIC Packet Total 66served Bandwidth 52set ASIC Statistics 65set Count 58set Device 22, 85set Ethernet Statistics 45set Software Filtering

Statistics 25set Sonic Statistics 31set Statistics 36

Reset Unilink Statistics 61Restricted Rights Notice 5Retain/Lost Block Sync 27Revid Counter 64Routing 19

SScan Increment 26Secondary Address Panel 16Security Group Filtering 24Serial Number 84Serial ports 17Snmp Access 22Software Filtered Frames View 24

ASIC Filtered Type 24ASIC Filtered Type 1-8 25ASIC Local LAN 24Packets Filtered in a Different

Security Group 25Reset Software Filtering

Statistics 25SONIC Filtered Type 25SONIC Filtered Type 1-8 25SONIC Local LAN 25

Sonic Buffer Address 72Sonic Error View 29Sonic Errors 31SONIC Filtered Type 25SONIC Filtered Type 1-8 25SONIC Frames Received 33

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