CTRON-SSR-CAPACITY-MIB Table View

The Slot index in which the current CPU is residing.

The CPU utilization expressed as an integer percentage.
This is calculated over the last 5 seconds at a 0.1 second
interval as a simple average.

The total number of new layer 3 flows the CPU has processed and
programmed into the Layer 3 hardware flow tables.

Layer 3 flows are packets for IP or IPX protocols that will
be routed from one subnet to …

The total number of Layer 3flows that have been
removed from the layer 3 hardware flow tables across
all modules by the Layer 3 aging task. This number may
increase quickly if routing protocols are not stable. Removal
…

The number of L2 flows or addresses learned.
The intended result here is to see how many stations
attempt to establish switched communication through the SSR.

The total number of L2 addresses or flows aged out. Hosts
that end switched communication through the SSR are aged out
every 15 seconds.

The total number of packets received by the NIA chip.
This is useful in gauging how many packets are forwarded
to the CPU for processing.

The total number of packets transmitted by the NIA chip.
This is useful in seeing how much the CPU is communicating
directory with management stations and other routers.

The CPU utilization expressed as an integer percentage.
This value represents the threshold minimum value for
capCPUCurrentUtilization that is used to reset the
threshold testing for generation of the
envCPUThresholdTra…

The CPU utilization expressed as an integer percentage.
This value represents the threshold maximum for
capCPUCurrentUtilization which causes generation of the
envCPUThresholdTrap. Another trap is not generated until
th…

The module index on which the task is running.

A unique index assigned to a task instance. This index is
unique to the task for the time SSR is booted. If the task
is terminated, the index will not be reused for another task
that might become active in the system.

The encrypted name assigned to this task. This is unique
for each different type of task, but there may be multiple
instances of the same task running in the system.

The number of times this task has been scheduled to run.
This is a cumulative count from the time the SSR was started.

The current status of this task.

The size of the memory consumed by this task. This can be
used to monitor any excess memory use by a particular task
and is expressed in bytes.

A type of storage device from the enumerated memory types.

An index or enumeration for the entries of a particular
memory type. This index corresponds to:
-- Interface index for L2Hardware Type
-- Module index for L3Hardware Type
-- Enumeration for everything else.

The description of the memory device.

Memory device total memory capacity expressed in blocks.

Memory device free memory in blocks. This will include any
unused memory between used memory blocks and is calculated by
subtracting the memory used from the size of the memory device.

Size of used memory on the memory device. This includes the blocks
of memory that are only partially used and is expressed in blocks.

Size of the memory blocks on the memory device. This is the
minimum block size of memory returned when memory is requested
and is expressed in bytes.

The number of times a memory allocation in this memory device has
failed. In the case of L2Hardware and L3Hardware types it expresses
the number of times a Full Hash Bucket condition has been met.

Indicates if the memory type is removable.