Thursday, November 17, 2016

GPON Access Port Management(display statistics port ethernet)

display statistics port ethernet(gpon)

Function

This command is used to query the traffic statistics of Ethernet frames on a gigabit-capable passive optical network (GPON) port. Using this command, you can learn about the upstream and downstream traffic statistics of Ethernet frames on a GPON port.

Format

display statistics port ethernet portid

Parameters

Parameter Description Value
portid Indicates the GPON port ID. Numeral type. Range: varies with the board type..

Level

Operator level

Usage Guidelines

Run the config command to enter global config mode, and then run the interface gpon command to enter GPON mode.

Example

To query the traffic statistics of Ethernet frames on port 0/3/0, do as follows:
huawei(config-if-gpon-0/3)#display statistics port ethernet             
{ portid<U><0,7> }:0       
                                                                                
  Command:                                                                      
          display statistics port ethernet  0
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------                  
  Received frames                     :               9000 100%
  Received bytes                      :             430000
  Received unicast frames             :                  2   0%
  Received multicast frames           :                  3   0%
  Received broadcast frames           :               8995  99%

  Received 64-byte frames             :                  0   0%
  Received 65~127-byte frames         :                  0   0%
  Received 128~255-byte frames        :                  0   0%
  Received 256~511-byte frames        :                  0   0%
  Received 512~1023-byte frames       :                  0   0%
  Received 1024~1518-byte frames      :                  0   0%
  Received over 1518-byte frames      :                  0   0%
  Received undersize discarded frames :                  0   0%
  Received oversize discarded frames  :                  0   0%
  Received CRC error frames           :                  0
  Received discarded frames           :                  11  1% 
  Received error frames               :                  12  1%
 
  Sent frames                         :               9500 100%
  Sent bytes                          :            4302000
  Sent unicast frames                 :                 20   0%
  Sent multicast frames               :                500   5%
  Sent broadcast frames               :               8980  94%

  Sent 64-byte frames                 :                900   9%
  Sent 65~127-byte frames             :                 90   0%
  Sent 128~255-byte frames            :                 80   0%
  Sent 256~511-byte frames            :               8430  88%
  Sent 512~1023-byte frames           :                  0   0%
  Sent 1024~1518-byte frames          :                  0   0%
  Sent over 1518-byte frames          :                  0   0%
  Sent multicast bytes                :                  0
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

System Response

  • The system displays the queried result when the command runs successfully.
  • The following table describes the parameters in response to this command.
    Parameter Description
    Received frames Indicates the number of received Ethernet frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received bytes Indicates the number of bytes of the received Ethernet frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received unicast frames Indicates the number of received unicast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received multicast frames Indicates the number of received multicast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received broadcast frames Indicates the number of received broadcast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 64-byte frames Indicates the number of received 64-byte frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 65~127-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with 65 to 127 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 128~255-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with 128 to 255 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 256~511-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with 256 to 511 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 512~1023-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with 512 to 1023 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received 1024~1518-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with 1024 to 1518 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received over 1518-byte frames Indicates the number of received frames with more than 1518 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received undersize discarded frames Indicates the number of received and discarded undersized frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received oversize discarded frames Indicates the number of received and discarded oversized frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received CRC error frames Indicates the number of received cyclic redundancy check (CRC) error frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received discarded frames Indicates the number of received discarded frames and the percentage of the received discarded frames to the total number of received discarded frames. The percentage is rounded to an integer. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Received error frames Indicates the number of received error frames and the percentage of the received error frames (received oversized frames + undersized frames + CRC error frames) to the total number of received frames. The percentage is rounded to an integer. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent bytes Indicates the number of bytes of the transmitted frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent unicast frames Indicates the number of transmitted unicast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent multicast frames Indicates the number of transmitted multicast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent broadcast frames Indicates the number of transmitted broadcast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 64-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted 64-byte frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 65~127-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with 65 to 127 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 128~255-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with 128 to 255 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 256~511-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with 256 to 511 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 512~1023-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with 512 to 1023 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent 1024~1518-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with 1024 to 1518 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent over 1518-byte frames Indicates the number of transmitted frames with more than 1518 bytes. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
    Sent multicast bytes Indicates the number of bytes of the transmitted Ethernet multicast frames. If this statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).

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