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SID/DID Performance Graph, Switch View, SID/DID Performance Setup Data Entry Window

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4 Switch View SID/DID Performance Graph When you select the SID/DID Performance Graph, you will be prompted with a data entry window where you will chose the SID and DID to be charted. Figure 4-36 is an example of the data entry window that you will see when you choose to create a SID/DID Performance Graph. Figure 4-36 SID/DID Performance Setup Data Entry Window To choose the port and SID/DID that you want to graph: 1. Double-click on a folder in the Port Selection List window. A drop-down list of ports will appear. 2. Select the port that you want to monitor or change by using one of the following methods: • Type the port number in the Enter /Drag Port Numbers window. • Drag the port "folder" from the Port Selection window to the Enter/Drag Port Number window. 3. Select the port "folder", or the small icon that appears next to it. A drop-down list of SID/DID files will appear. 4. Select the SID/DID numbers that you want to graph by using one of the following methods: • Type the SID number in the Enter /drag SID Numbers window. Repeat for the DID number. • Drag the SID "file" from the Port Selection window to the Enter/drag SID Number window. Repeat for the DID number. 5. Select OK. A graph displaying the CRC errors for the chosen port will be displayed. An example of an SID/DID graph, displaying the traffic between a SID and a DID pair, is shown in Figure 4-37. Web Tools User's Guide 4-33

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Switch View
4
SID/DID Performance Graph
When you select the SID/DID Performance Graph, you will be prompted with a data entry window
where you will chose the SID and DID to be charted. Figure 4-36 is an example of the data entry
window that you will see when you choose to create a SID/DID Performance Graph.
Figure 4-36
SID/DID Performance Setup Data Entry Window
To choose the port and SID/DID that you want to graph:
1.
Double-click on a folder in the Port Selection List window.
A drop-down list of ports will appear.
2.
Select the port that you want to monitor or change by using one of the following methods:
Type the port number in the Enter /Drag Port Numbers window.
Drag the port “folder” from the Port Selection window to the Enter/Drag Port Number
window.
3.
Select the port “folder”, or the small icon that appears next to it. A drop-down list of SID/DID
files will appear.
4.
Select the SID/DID numbers that you want to graph by using
one
of the following methods:
Type the SID number in the Enter /drag SID Numbers window. Repeat for the DID
number.
Drag the SID “file” from the Port Selection window to the Enter/drag SID Number
window. Repeat for the DID number.
5.
Select OK.
A graph displaying the CRC errors for the chosen port will be displayed.
An example of an SID/DID graph, displaying the traffic between a SID and a DID pair, is shown in
Figure 4-37.