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Deleting End-to-end Monitors, Example 1.

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Using Advanced Performance Monitoring Example 1. The following command displays all of the end-to-end monitors on port 3 at an interval of every 6 seconds. (In this example, there are three monitors on port 3, numbered 0, 1, and 2.) sw1:admin> perfShowEEMonitor 3, 5 perfShowEEMonitor 3, 5: Tx/Rx are # of bytes and crc is # of crc errors 0 ------------ crc Tx Rx ============ 00 0 0 53m 4.9m 0 53m 4.4m 0 53m 4.8m 0 53m 4.6m 0 53m 5.0m 0 52m 4.6m 1 -----------crc Tx Rx 000 0 53m 4.9m 0 53m 4.4m 0 53m 4.8m 0 53m 4.6m 0 53m 5.0m 0 52m 4.6m 2 -----------crc Tx Rx 0 00 0 53m 4.9m 0 53m 4.4m 0 53m 4.8m 0 53m 4.6m 0 53m 5.0m 0 52m 4.6m Note: In the example above, "m" stands for megabytes. You may also see "g" which stands for gigabytes, or "k" which stands for kilobytes. Example 2. The following command displays the cumulative counters on all end-to-end monitors defined on port 3. The KEY column contains the monitor number. switch:admin> perfShowEEMonitor 3 There are 3 end-to-end monitor(s) defined on port 3. KEY SID DID OWNER_APP OWNER_IP_ADDR TX_COUNT ... 0 0xb1300 0xb23ef TELNET N/A 0x00000004d0ba9915 ... 1 0xb1200 0xb22ef TELNET N/A 0x00000004d0baa754 ... 2 0x58e0f 0x1182ef WEB_TOOLS 192.168.169.40 0x00000004d0bade54 ... Deleting End-to-end Monitors Use the perfDelEEMonitor command to delete an end-to-end monitor on a port. Indicate which monitor to delete by specifying the monitor number that was returned by a previous perfDelEEMonitor command. 44 Advanced Performance Monitoring Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide

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Using Advanced Performance Monitoring
44
Advanced Performance Monitoring Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide
Example 1.
The following command displays all of the end-to-end monitors on
port 3 at an interval of every 6 seconds. (In this example, there are three monitors
on port 3, numbered 0, 1, and 2.)
Note:
In the example above, “m” stands for megabytes. You may also see “g” which
stands for gigabytes, or “k” which stands for kilobytes.
Example 2.
The following command displays the cumulative counters on all
end-to-end monitors defined on port 3. The KEY column contains the monitor
number.
Deleting End-to-end Monitors
Use the
perfDelEEMonitor
command to delete an end-to-end monitor on a
port. Indicate which monitor to delete by specifying the monitor number that was
returned by a previous
perfDelEEMonitor
command.
sw1:admin> perfShowEEMonitor 3, 5
perfShowEEMonitor 3, 5: Tx/Rx are # of bytes and crc is
# of crc errors
0
1
2
------------ ------------ ------------
crc Tx
Rx crc Tx
Rx crc Tx
Rx
============ ============ ============
0
0
00
0
00
0
0
0 53m 4.9m 0 53m 4.9m 0 53m 4.9m
0 53m 4.4m 0 53m 4.4m 0 53m 4.4m
0 53m 4.8m 0 53m 4.8m 0 53m 4.8m
0 53m 4.6m 0 53m 4.6m 0 53m 4.6m
0 53m 5.0m 0 53m 5.0m 0 53m 5.0m
0 52m 4.6m 0 52m 4.6m 0 52m 4.6m
switch:admin> perfShowEEMonitor 3
There are 3 end-to-end monitor(s) defined on port 3.
KEY SID
DID
OWNER_APP OWNER_IP_ADDR
TX_COUNT
...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------...
0
0xb1300
0xb23ef
TELNET
N/A
0x00000004d0ba9915 ...
1
0xb1200
0xb22ef
TELNET
N/A
0x00000004d0baa754 ...
2
0x58e0f
0x1182ef WEB_TOOLS 192.168.169.40 0x00000004d0bade54 ...