Function
This command is used to query the statistics of an EPON port. The user can
use the information to detect the current performance of the equipment, identify
and rectify faults timely.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| portid | Indicates the ID of the EPON port to be queried. | Please see Differences Between Shelves. |
Usage Guidelines
- Run the config command to enter global config mode, and then run the interface epon command to enter EPON mode.
- The information about different frames of 1G-channel and 10G-channel are displayed only when the queried PON port is in 10G EPON board.
- The function of this command and the display port statistics epon command is the same, only the mode is different.
Example
To query the statistics of EPON port 0/3/0 of
10G EPON board, do as follows:
huawei(config-if-epon-0/3)#display port statistics { portid<U><0,7> }:0 Command: display port statistics 0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Received bytes : 430000 Sent bytes : 4302000 Sent multicast bytes : - Received frames : 9000 100% Received multicast frames : 8995 99% Received broadcast frames : 3 0% Received unicast frames : 2 0% Received 64-byte frames : 900 10% Received 65~127-byte frames : 2100 23% Received 128~255-byte frames : 2500 27% Received 256~511-byte frames : 3500 38% Received 512~1023-byte frames : 0 0% Received 1024~1518-byte frames : 0 0% Received over 1518-byte frames : 0 0% Received undersize frames : 0 0% Received oversize frames : 0 0% Received fragments : 0 0% Received jabbers : 0 Received CRC error frames : 0 Received error frames : 0 Received discarded frames : 0 Received drop events : 0 Sent frames : 9500 100% Sent multicast frames : 20 0% Sent broadcast frames : 500 5% Sent unicast 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 : 0 0% Sent 512~1023-byte frames : 8430 88% Sent 1024~1518-byte frames : 0 0% Sent over 1518-byte frames : 0 0% Sent undersize frames : 0 Sent oversize frames : 0 Sent fragments : 0 Sent jabbers : 0 Sent CRC error frames : 0 Sent error frames : 0 Sent discarded frames : 0 Sent drop events : 0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1G channel: Received frames : 9000 100% Received bytes : 430000 Received unicast frames : 2 0% Received multicast frames : 3 0% Received broadcast frames : 8995 99% Received undersize frames : 0 0% Received oversize frames : 0 0% Received CRC error frames : 0 Received LLID error frames : 0 Received ungranted frames : 0 Sent frames : 9500 100% Sent bytes : 4302000 Sent unicast frames : 20 0% Sent multicast frames : 500 5% Sent broadcast frames : 8980 94% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10G channel: Received frames : 0 0% Received bytes : 0 Received unicast frames : 0 0% Received multicast frames : 0 0% Received broadcast frames : 0 0% Received undersize frames : 0 0% Received oversize frames : 0 0% Received CRC error frames : 0 Received LLID error frames : 0 Received ungranted frames : 0 Sent frames : 0 0% Sent bytes : 0 Sent unicast frames : 0 0% Sent multicast frames : 0 0% Sent broadcast frames : 0 0% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
System Response
- The system displays the queried result when the command runs successfully.
- If the value of an item is 0, it indicates that the port does not receive such type of frames or the port does not have any traffic.
- If a statistical item is not supported, the parameter value is displayed as an en dash (-).
- Information expressed as a percentage the class statistics items accounted for a proportion of the value of all statistics, the actual value after the value is rounded down.
- The percentage in the displayed information is the proportion of the item of the statistics, the displayed value is the actual value rounded down.
- The following table describes the parameters in response to this
command.
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