NBS-SLA-MIB Table View

The Mib2 ifIndex of this Traffic Generation port

Different actions to activate the traffic generation. There
are three frame generation activities: specify, start, and
stop. Specifying and actually starting traffic may be done
together or separately. In fact, it is re…

Frame Size range from 64 to 9600

Specifies the size of generated frames: random, or per
'nbsSlaTrafficGenFrameSize' bytes. The random value range is limited
by ANDing it with (the mask value) 'nbsSlaTrafficGenFrameSize'; a
zero result is treated as 64.

Number of frames to generate when a fixed count is desired.

Specifies how many frames to generate: a continuous stream that is
manually stopped, or a fixed count.

Specifies the number of bytes between generated frames;
this determines the traffic rate. The default (1249928)
sets an approx rate of 100/10/1 fps at 1000/100/10 Mbps.

Maximum number of bytes supported in nbsSlaTrafficGenHeaders;
zero if not supported

Maximum number of bytes supported in nbsSlaTrafficGenPattern;
zero if not supported

Specifies the 48 bytes following the first 64 bytes of generated
frames. The remainder of the frame is filled with Pattern bytes.

Destination Address - MAC address

Specifies the handling of the DA in the Header bytes:
generate a random value for each frame, use the same
value for each frame, or increment the initial value
by 1 for each frame.

Source Address - MAC address

Specifies the handling of the SA in the Header bytes:
generate a random value for each frame, use the same
value for each frame, or increment the initial value
by 1 for each frame.

VLAN tag or e-type plus initial data If VLAN tagging is not
specified (i.e. Tag does not begin as 81-00), then the first
two bytes of Tag define the frame type, and the last two Tag
bytes are the first two data bytes

Specifies the handling of the Tag in the Header bytes:
generate a random value for each frame, use the same
value for each frame, or increment the initial value
by 1 for each frame.

The one to four Pattern bytes are replicated as needed to fill-out
the frame to the specified size

Specifies the handling of the Pattern bytes that fill-out
generated frames: generate a random value for each frame,
or use the same value for each frame.

The Mib2 ifIndex of this Loss Gain Analysis port

Traffic Analysis (loss/gain) activity status.

Traffic Analysis (loss/gain) sampling time interval (sec).
Practical range allowed is 10 seconds to 1 day.

The maximum size of normal Ethernet frames used when tabulating frames
by size, to divide the range 1024-2047 in two: 1024 to EthMax, and
EthMax+1 to 2047. It is typically 1518, or 1522 for tagged frames.

The count of all frames (good+bad) lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all bad frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all bad frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of good unicast frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of good multicast frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of good broadcast frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 64 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 65-127 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 128-255 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 256-511 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 512-1023 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 1024-'EthMax' byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 'EthMax'+1-2047 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 2048-4095 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 4096-8191 byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all 2048-plus byte frames lost/gained (-/+) in
the most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The divisor to calculate frame loss/gain ratios for the most
recent interval.

The count of all frame octets lost/gained (-/+) in the most
recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of bad frame octets observed in the most
recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The divisor to calculate octet loss/gain ratios for the most
recent interval.

The time span (tenths of a sec) for the most recent
interval.

The accumulated count of all frames (good+bad) lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all bad frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The count of all bad frames lost/gained (-/+) in the
most recent interval.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of good unicast frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of good multicast frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of good broadcast frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 64 byte frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 65-127 byte frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 128-255 byte frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 256-511 byte frames lost/gained
(-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 512-1023 byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 1024-'EthMax' byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 'EthMax'+1-2047 byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 2048-4095 byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 4096-8191 byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all 8192-plus byte frames
lost/gained (-/+) over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The divisor to calculate frame loss/gain ratios over all intervals.

The accumulated count of all frame octets lost/gained (-/+)
over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The accumulated count of all bad octets observed
over all intervals.

Not supported value: 0x80000000

The divisor to calculate octet loss/gain ratios over all intervals.

The accumulated time span (tenths of a sec) for all intervals.

The Mib2 ifIndex of this Performance Monitoring port

Traffic Analysis (performance monitoring) activity status.

Performance Monitoring frame size specification:
1 = random-sized frames in the range 64-127 bytes
2 = random-sized frames in the range 64-255 bytes
3 = random-sized frames in the range 64-511 bytes
4 = random-sized fra…

Performance Monitoring time duration (sec). Practical range
allowed is 1 minute to 1 week.

Amount of time remaining in the monitoring duration (sec); a negative
value means not available.

The maximum size of normal Ethernet frames used when tabulating frames
by size, to divide the range 1024-2047 in two: 1024 to EthMax, and
EthMax+1 to 2047. It is typically 1518, or 1522 for tagged frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 64 byte
frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 65-127 byte
frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 128-255
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 256-511
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 512-1023
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 1024-'EthMax'
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 'EthMax'+1-2047
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 2048-4095
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 4096-8191
byte frames.

The average transit time (nanosec) for monitored 8192-plus
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 64
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 65-127
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 128-255
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 256-511
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 512-1023
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 1024-'EthMax'
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 'EthMax'+1-2047
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 2048-4095
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 4096-8191
byte frames.

The minimum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 8192-plus
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 64
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 65-127
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 128-255
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 256-511
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 512-1023
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 1024-'EthMax'
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 'EthMax'+1-2047
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 4096-8191
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 4096-8191
byte frames.

The maximum transit time (nanosec) for monitored 8192-plus
byte frames.

The count of all monitored frames.

The count of all monitored 64 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 65-127 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 128-255 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 256-511 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 512-1023 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 1024-'EthMax' byte frames.

The count of all monitored 'EthMax'+1-2047 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 2048-4095 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 4096-8191 byte frames.

The count of all monitored 8192-plus byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 64 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 65-127 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 128-255 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 256-511 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 512-1023 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 1024-'EthMax' byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 'EthMax'+1-2047 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 2048-4095 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 4096-8191 byte frames.

The count of octets in all monitored 8192-plus byte frames.