ifPerfCounterType

2nd index of the ifPerfTable.
This parameter represents the Counter Type.
Each application can have a different association between this object's
value and counter type - see relevant application spec.
              
For ETH use the following values:
              
 Value   Counter
 -----   ------------------
 1       Tx 64 (bytes)
 2       Tx 65-127 (bytes)
 3       Tx 128-255 (bytes)
 4       Tx 256-511 (bytes)
 5       Tx 512-1023 (bytes)
 6       Tx 1024-Max (bytes)
 7       Tx 1024-1518 (bytes)
 8       Tx Correct Frames
 9       Tx Error Frames
 10      Tx Discard Frames
 11      Total Collisions
 12      Tx Unicast Frames
 13      Tx Broadcast Frames
 14      Tx Multicast Frames
 15      Rx Correct Bytes/Octets
 16      Single Collision Frames
 17      Multiple Collision Frames
 18      Deferred Transmission Frames
 19      Late Collision Frames
 21      Rx Correct Frames
 22      FCS Errors Frames
 23      Rx Jabber
 24      Rx Fragments Frames
 25      Rx Undersize Frames
 26      Rx Oversize Frames
 27      Rx Discard Frames
 28      Rx Unicast Frames
 29      Rx Broadcast Frames
 30      Rx Multicast Frames
 31      Rx 1519-2047 (bytes)
 32      Rx 2048-Max (bytes)
 40      Tx 1519-2047 (bytes)
 41      Tx 2048-Max (bytes)
 42      Tx Oversize Frames
 43      Rx Frame Too Short
 44      Rx Error Frames
 45      CRC Error Frames --Rx
 46      Rx L2CP Discarded
 47      Rx OAM Discarded
 48      Rx Unknown Protocol Discarded
 49      Dropped Frames  --Tx
 50      Tx Correct Bytes/Octets
 51      Rx Overflow  -- FIFO overflow in MLPPP bundle
 52      Tx Fragments Frames
              
For some applications (not ETH) the following values are used:
1= Rx Octets, 2= Tx Octets, 3= Rx Frames, 4= Tx Frames, 5=Rx Dropped Frames,
6= Tx Dropped Frames.
Optionally, counter type description appears in agnListDecodingTable

MIB

RAD-GEN-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.164.6.2.35.2.1.1.1

Type

column

Access

noaccess

Status

current

Parent

ifPerfEntry

Table

ifPerfTable

Siblings

3