RTN 950A Performance Event List

CQ1 Performance Event List

CSHO Performance Event List

Table 1 Microwave Performance Events List
Table 2 Other Performance Events List
Performance Event Name
BDTEMPMAX

BDTEMPMIN
BDTEMPCUR
MAXFREQDEV
MINFREQDEV
AVGFREQDEV
CURPOSITIVEPDV
MAXPOSITIVEDELAY
MINPOSITIVEDELAY
AVGPOSITIVEDELAY
MAXPHASEOFFSET
MINPHASEOFFSET
AVGPHASEOFFSET
MAXMEANPATHDELAY
MINMEANPATHDELAY
AVGMEANPATHDELAY
MAXNEGATIVEDELAY
MINNEGATIVEDELAY
AVGNEGATIVEDELAY
CURNEGATIVEPDV
MPLS_PW_LS

MPLS_PW_SLS
MPLS_PW_CSLS
MPLS_PW_UAS
MPLS_PW_CSLS_N
MPLS_PW_LS_N
MPLS_PW_SLS_N
MPLS_PW_UAS_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_CSLS
MPLS_TUNNEL_CSLS_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_LS
MPLS_TUNNEL_LS_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_SLS
MPLS_TUNNEL_SLS_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_UAS
MPLS_TUNNEL_UAS_N
CPUUSAGEMAX
CPUUSAGEMIN
CPUUSAGECUR
CPUUSAGEAVG
Table 3 RMON Performance Events List
Performance Event Name
VLAN_RCVPKTS
VLAN_RCVBYTES

VUNI_RCVPKTS

VUNI_RCVBYTES

VLAN_RX_BPS

VLAN_RX_PPS

VLAN_SNDBYTES
VLAN_SNDPKTS
VLAN_TX_BPS
VLAN_TX_PPS
VUNI_SNDBYTES
VUNI_SNDPKTS
TUNNEL_REVERSE_RCVPKTS

TUNNEL_REVERSE_RCVBYTES

TUNNEL_RCVPKTS

TUNNEL_RCVBYTES

TUNNEL_REVERSE_RX_BPS

TUNNEL_REVERSE_RX_PPS

TUNNEL_RX_BPS

TUNNEL_RX_PPS

TUNNEL_REVERSE_SNDBYTES
TUNNEL_REVERSE_SNDPKTS
TUNNEL_REVERSE_TX_BPS
TUNNEL_REVERSE_TX_PPS
TUNNEL_SNDBYTES
TUNNEL_SNDPKTS
TUNNEL_TX_BPS
TUNNEL_TX_PPS
PW_RCVPKTS
PW_RCVBYTES
PW_DROPPKTS
PW_RX_BPS

PW_RX_PPS

PW_SNDBYTES
PW_SNDPKTS
PW_TX_BPS
PW_TX_PPS
ETH_CFM_FLR

ETH_CFM_FL

ETH_CFM_FD

ETH_CFM_FDV

ETH_CFM_FD_PRIn
0≤n≤7

ETH_CFM_FDV_PRIn
0≤n≤7
ETH_CFM_FL_PRIn
0≤n≤7

ETH_CFM_FLR_PRIn
0≤n≤7

MPLS_PW_FLR

MPLS_PW_FL

MPLS_PW_FD

MPLS_PW_FDV
MPLS_TUNNEL_FLR

MPLS_TUNNEL_FL

MPLS_TUNNEL_FD

MPLS_TUNNEL_FDV

MPLS_PW_FL_N
MPLS_PW_FLR_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_FL_N
MPLS_TUNNEL_FLR_N
ETH_RX_THROUGHPUT_MAX

ETH_RX_THROUGHPUT_MIN

ETH_RX_THROUGHPUT_AVG

ETH_TX_THROUGHPUT_MAX

ETH_TX_THROUGHPUT_MIN

ETH_TX_THROUGHPUT_AVG

RXPKTS

ETHDROP
RXOCTETS

RXMULCAST

RXBRDCAST

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_AVG

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_MAX

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_MIN

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_AVG

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_MAX

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_MIN

RXPKT64

RXPKT65
RXPKT128

RXPKT256

RXPKT512

RXPKT1024

TXPKTS

TX_HS_TRAFF_BW_RATIO

TX_DROP_RATIO

TXBPS

TXPPS

TX_DROP_PKTS
RXBPS

RXPPS

TXOCTETS

ETHFCS

TXBGOOD

RXBGOOD

RXBBAD

TXUNICAST

RXUNICAST
TXMULCAST

TXBRDCAST

RXGOODFULLFRAMESPEED

TXGOODFULLFRAMESPEED

RXFULLBGOOD

TXFULLBGOOD

TXPKT64

TXPKT65

TXPKT128

TXPKT256

TXPKT512

TXPKT1024

TXPKT1519

RXPKT1519

RXBRDCAST_RATIO

TXBRDCAST_RATIO

ETH_CFM_FLR_RX_AVG

ETH_CFM_FLR_RX_MAX
ETH_CFM_FLR_RX_MIN

ETH_CFM_FLR_TX_AVG

ETH_CFM_FLR_TX_MAX

ETH_CFM_FLR_TX_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_RX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_RX_AVG

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_RX_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_RX_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_TX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_TX_AVG

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_TX_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FBPS_TX_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FD

ETH_CFM_LAN_FD_AVG
ETH_CFM_LAN_FD_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FD_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FDV

ETH_CFM_LAN_FDV_AVG

ETH_CFM_LAN_FDV_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FDV_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FL_RX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FL_TX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FLR_RX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FLR_TX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_RX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_RX_AVG

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_RX_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_RX_MIN

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_TX
ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_TX_AVG

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_TX_MAX

ETH_CFM_LAN_FPS_TX_MIN

RXPKTS

RXOCTETS

RXMULCAST
RXBRDCAST
PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION

ETHUNDER

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_AVG

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_MAX

PORT_RX_BW_UTILIZATION_MIN

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_AVG

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_MAX

PORT_TX_BW_UTILIZATION_MIN
RXPKT64

RXPKT65

RXPKT128

RXPKT256

RXPKT512

RXPKT1024

TXPKTS

TXOCTETS

TXBGOOD

RXBGOOD

TXUNICAST

RXUNICAST
TXMULCAST

TXBRDCAST

RXGOODFULLFRAMESPEED

TXGOODFULLFRAMESPEED

RXFULLBGOOD

TXFULLBGOOD

TXPKT64

TXPKT65

TXPKT128

TXPKT256

TXPKT512

TXPKT1024

TXPKT1519
RXPKT1519

RX_DROP_RATIO

TX_DROP_RATIO

EG4/EG4P Performance Event List

EG6 Performance Event List

EFP8 Performance Event List

EMS6 Performance Event List

IFU2 Performance Event List

ISU2 Performance Event List

ISX2 Performance Event List

ISV3 Performance Event List

ISM6 Performance Event List

ML1/MD1 Performance Event List

MP1 Performance Event List

ODU Performance Event List

SL1D/SL1DA Performance Event List

SP3S/SP3D Performance Event List

EM6 Performance Event List

 Events List
nts List
Indication Description in Maintenance guide
Maximum value of board temperature -

Minimum value of board temperature -

Current value of board temperature -
Maximum frequency deviation -
Minimum frequency deviation -
Average frequency deviation -
Current positive PDV -
Maximum positive delay -
Minimum positive delay -
Average positive delay -
Maximum phase offset -
Minimum phase offset -
Average phase offset -
Maximum path delay -
Minimum path delay -
Average path delay -
Maximum negative PDV -
Minimum negative PDV -
Average negative PDV -
Current negative PDV value -
Packet loss seconds of PW carried services -

Severe packet loss seconds of PW carried services -

Consecutive severe packet loss seconds of PW carried -
services
Unavailable seconds of PW carried services -
PW consecutive severe packet loss seconds at the near end -
PW packet loss seconds at the near end -
PW severe packet loss seconds at the near end -
PW unavailable seconds at the near end -
Tunnel packet loss seconds at the near end -
Tunnel severe packet loss seconds at the near end -
Tunnel packet loss seconds -
Tunnel severe packet loss seconds -
Tunnel consecutive severe packet loss seconds -
Tunnel unavailable seconds -
Tunnel consecutive severe packet loss seconds at the near end -
Tunnel unavailable seconds at the near end -
Indicates the maximum CPU usage. -
Indicates the minimum CPU usage. -
Indicates the current CPU usage. -
Indicates the average CPU usage. -
nts List
Indication Description in Maintenance guide
Indicates the number of packets received at the V-UNI VLAN. -
Indicates the number of bytes in the packets received at the V- -
UNI VLAN.
Indicates the number of packets received on the V-UNI. Indicates the number of packets
received on a V-UNI of a service.
Indicates the number of bytes received on the V-UNI. Indicates the number of bytes
received on a V-UNI of a service.
Indicates the bit rate (bits/second) in the receive direction of a Bit rate = Number of received bytes x
VLAN to which a V-UNI belongs. 8/Monitoring period
Indicates the packet rate (packets/second) in the receive Packet rate = Number of received
direction of a VLAN to which a V-UNI belongs. packets/Monitoring period
Indicates the number of bytes in the packets transmitted at the -
VLAN_SNDPKTS -
Indicates the bit rate (bits/second) in the transmit direction of Bit rate = Number of transmitted bytes
Indicates the packet rate (packets/second) in the transmit direct . Packet rate = Number of transmitted
Indicates the number of bytes transmitted on the V-UNI. Indicates the number of bytes in the pa
Indicates the number of packets transmitted on the V-UNI. Indicates the number of packets transm
Indicates the number of packets received in the reverse tunnel. Indicates the number of packets
received in the reverse tunnel of a
bidirectional transit tunnel.
Indicates the number of bytes received in the reverse tunnel. Indicates the number of bytes
received in the reverse tunnel of a
bidirectional transit tunnel.
Indicates the number of packets received in the tunnel. Indicates the number of packets
received in a tunnel.
Indicates the number of bytes received in the tunnel. Indicates the number of bytes
received in a tunnel.
Indicates the bit rate in the receive direction of a reverse tunnel. Bit rate = Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period
Indicates the packet rate in the receive direction of a reverse Packet rate = Number of received
tunnel. packets/Monitoring period
Indicates the bit rate in the receive direction of a monitored Bit rate = Number of received bytes x
object. 8/Monitoring period
Indicates the packet rate in the receive direction of a monitored Packet rate = Number of received
object. packets/Monitoring period
Indicates the number of bytes transmitted in the reverse tunnel. Indicates the number of bytes transmitte
Indicates the number of packets transmitted in the reverse tunnelIndicates the number of packets transmi
Indicates the bit rate (bits/second) in the transmit direction of a r Bit rate = Number of transmitted bytes
Indicates the packet rate in the transmit direction of a reverse tunPacket rate = Number of transmitted p
Indicates the number of bytes transmitted in the tunnel. Indicates the number of bytes transmitt
Indicates the number of packets transmitted in the tunnel. Indicates the number of packets transmi
Indicates the bit rate (bits/second) in the transmit direction of a t Bit rate = Number of transmitted bytes
Indicates the packet rate in the transmit direction of a tunnel. Packet rate = Number of transmitted p
Indicates the number of packets received on the PW. -
Indicates the number of bytes received on the PW. -
Indicates the number of packets discarded on the PW. -
Indicates the bit rate in the receive direction of a monitored Bit rate = Number of received bytes x
object. 8/Monitoring period
Indicates the packet rate in the receive direction of a monitored Packet rate = Number of received
object. packets/Monitoring period
Indicates the number of bytes transmitted on a PW. Indicates the number of bytes transmit
Indicates the number of bytes transmitted on the PW. Indicates the number of packets trans
Indicates the bit rate (bits/second) in the transmit direction of a Bit rate = Number of transmitted bytes
Indicates the packet rate (packets/second) in the transmit directi Packet rate = Number of transmitted p
Indicates the E_Line service packet loss ratio. Packet loss ratio = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP

Indicates the number of discarded E_Line service packets.
Number of lost packets = Number of
packets transmitted by the source -
Number of packets received by the
sink (Both numbers are detected by
the performance monitoring scheme
of OAM.)

Indicates the E_Line service delay. Frame delay = Time when the source
MEP sends a request packet - Time
when the source MEP receives the
response packet
Indicates the E_Line service delay variation. Frame delay variation is the
difference between two frame delay
Indicates the delay (μs) of the E-Line service with a priority of n. test results. frame delay = Time
Bidirectional
when the source sends a request
packet - Time when the source
receives the response packet
Indicates the delay variation (μs) of the E-Line service with a Frame delay variation is the
priority of n. difference between two frame delay
Indicates the number of lost packets in the E-Line service with a test results.
Number of lost packets = Number of
priority of n. packets transmitted by the source -
Number of packets received by the
sink (Both numbers are detected by
the performance monitoring scheme
of OAM.)

Indicates the packet loss rate of the E-Line service with a Packet loss rate = (Number of
priority of n. packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP.

Indicates the packet loss rate on the PW. Packet loss ratio = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
PW - Number of packets received by
the sink PW)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source PW

Indicates the packet loss number on the PW.
Number of lost packets = Number of
packets transmitted by the source -
Number of packets received by the
sink (Both numbers are detected by
the performance monitoring scheme
of OAM.)

Indicates the frame delay on the PW. Frame delay = Time when the source
PW sends a request packet - Time
when the source PW receives the
response packet
Indicates the frame delay variation on the PW. Frame delay variation is the
difference between two frame delay
test results.
Indicates the packet loss rate in the tunnel.
Indicates the packet loss number in the tunnel.
Packet loss ratio = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
TUNNEL - Number of packets
received by the sink
TUNNEL)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source TUNNEL
Number of lost packets = Number of
packets transmitted by the source -
Number of packets received by the
sink (Both numbers are detected by
the performance monitoring scheme
of OAM.)

Indicates the frame delay in the tunnel. Frame delay = Time when the source
TUNNEL sends a request packet -
Time when the source TUNNEL
receives the response packet
Indicates the frame delay variation in the tunnel. Frame delay variation is the
difference between two frame delay
Indicates the number of lost packets on the PW at the near end. test results.
Number of lost packets = Number of pa
Indicates the packet loss rate of the PW at the near end. Packet loss rate = (Number of packets
Indicates the number of lost packets in the tunnel at the near endNumber of lost packets = Number of pa
Indicates the packet loss rate in the tunnel at the near end. Packet loss rate = (Number of packets
Indicates the maximum throughput on a port in the receive Maximum throughput = Number of
direction. received bytes (including inter-frame
gaps and preambles)/Monitoring
period
Indicates the minimum throughput on a port in the receive Minimum throughput = Number of
direction. received bytes (including inter-frame
gaps and preambles)/Monitoring
period
Indicates the average throughput on a port in the receive Average throughput = Number of
direction. received bytes (including inter-frame
gaps and preambles)/Monitoring
period
Indicates the maximum transmit throughput of a port. Throughput at the transmit direction =
Total number of received bytes
(including the preamble and frame
gap)/Measurement period
Indicates the minimum transmit throughput of a port. Throughput at the transmit direction =
Total number of received bytes
(including the preamble and frame
gap)/Measurement period
Indicates the average transmit throughput of a port. Throughput at the transmit direction =
Total number of received bytes
(including the preamble and frame
gap)/Measurement period
Indicates the packets received. Bad packets, broadcast packets, and
multicast packets are included.
Indicates the packet loss events. ETHDROP indicates the number of
packet loss events caused by
insufficient Ethernet chip resources.
The count is not the number of
discarded packets but the number of
times packet loss is detected.
Indicates the bytes received.
Indicates the multicast packets received.
Indicates the broadcast packets received.
Indicates the bandwidth utilization on a port in the receive
direction.
Indicates the bandwidth utilization on a port in the transmit
direction.
Indicates the average bandwidth utilization on a port in the
receive direction.
Indicates the maximum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
receive direction.
Indicates the minimum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
receive direction.
Indicates the average bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Indicates the maximum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Indicates the minimum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Packets received (64 bytes in length)
Packets received (65-127 bytes in length)
RXOCTETS indicates the total
number of bytes in received packets
(including bad packets), including
framing bits but not FCS bytes.
RXMULCAST indicates the total
number of received good packets
with multicast destination addresses,
excluding broadcast packets.
RXMULCAST indicates the total
number of received good packets
with multicast destination addresses,
excluding broadcast packets.
Bandwidth utilization = (Number of
received bytes x 8/Monitoring
period)/Configured or actual
bandwidth
Bandwidth utilization = (Number of
transmitted bytes x 8/Monitoring
period)/Configured or actual
bandwidth
Average bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Maximum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Minimum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Average bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Maximum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Minimum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
Packets received (128-255 bytes in length)
Packets received (256-511 bytes in length)
Packets received (512-1023 bytes in length)
Packets received (1024-1518 bytes in length)
Indicates the packets transmitted.
Indicates the ratio between high-priority service traffic and the
bandwidth for high-priority services in the transmit direction.
Indicates the packet loss rate in the transmit direction.
Indicates the bit rate in the transmit direction.
Indicates the packet rate in the transmit direction.
Indicates the number of packets lost in the transmit direction.
Indicates the bit rate in the receive direction of an Ethernet port. Bit rate in the receive direction =
Indicates the packet rate in the receive direction of an Ethernet Packet rate in the receive direction =
port.
Indicates the bytes transmitted
Indicates the FCS errored frames.
Indicates the bytes in received good packets.
Indicates the bytes in transmitted good packets.
Indicates the bytes in received bad packets.
Indicates the unicast packets transmitted.
Indicates the unicast packets received.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
Indicates the total number of received
packets (including corrupted packets)
with a length of 1024 to MTU bytes
(including FCS bytes but not framing
bits).
Bad packets, broadcast packets, and
multicast packets are included.
Ratio between high-priority service
traffic and the bandwidth for high-
priority services in the transmit
direction = Number of transmitted
bytes x 8/Monitoring/Bandwidth for
high-priority services
Packet loss rate in the transmit
direction = Number of packets lost in
the transmit direction/Total number of
transmitted packets
Bit rate in the transmit direction =
Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period
Packet rate in the transmit direction =
Number of transmitted
packets/Monitoring period
-
Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period
Number of received
packets/Monitoring period
Indicates the total number of bytes in
transmitted packets (including bad
packets), including framing bits but
not FCS bytes.
Indicates the number of received
frames that are an integral number of
octets in length but do not pass the
FCS check.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
The unicast packets that are
discarded or fail to be transmitted are
included.
RXUNICAST indicates the number of
good unicast packets.
Indicates the multicast packets transmitted. The multicast packets that are
discarded or fail to be transmitted are
included.
Indicates the broadcast packets transmitted. The broadcast packets that are
discarded or fail to be transmitted are
included.
Indicates the rate of good full-frame bytes received. Framing bits (20 bytes) and FCS
bytes are included.
Indicates the rate of good full-frame bytes transmitted. Framing bits (20 bytes) and FCS
bytes are included.
Indicates the good full-frame bytes received. Framing bits (20 bytes) and FCS
bytes are included.
Indicates the good full-frame bytes transmitted. Framing bits (20 bytes) and FCS
bytes are included.
Indicates the count of transmitted 64-byte packets (errored FCS bytes are included, but framing
packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of 65 to FCS bytes are included, but framing
127 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of 128 FCS bytes are included, but framing
to 255 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of 256 FCS bytes are included, but framing
to 511 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of 512 FCS bytes are included, but framing
to 1023 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of 1024 FCS bytes are included, but framing
to 1518 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of transmitted packets with a length of over FCS bytes are included, but framing
1518 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Indicates the count of received packets with a length of over FCS bytes are included, but framing
1518 bytes (errored packets included) bits are excluded.
Broadcast traffic ratio in the receive direction Ratio of broadcast and multicast
packets to all packets in the receive
direction
Broadcast traffic ratio in the transmit direction Ratio of broadcast and multicast
packets to all packets in the transmit
direction
Indicates the average packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at The average packet loss rate is the
the near end. average value of the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the sink MEP -
Number of packets received by the
source MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the sink MEP

Indicates the maximum packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at The maximum packet loss rate is the
the near end. largest value among the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the sink MEP -
Number of packets received by the
source MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the sink MEP
Indicates the minimum packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at The minimum packet loss rate is the
the near end.
Indicates the average packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at
the far end.
Indicates the maximum packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at The maximum packet loss rate is the
the far end.
Indicates the minimum packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at The minimum packet loss rate is the
the far end.
Indicates the number of bytes in the E-LAN service packets
received per second at the near end.
Indicates the average number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets received per second at the near end.
Indicates the maximum number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets received per second at the near end.
Indicates the minimum number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets received per second at the near end.
Indicates the number of bytes in the E-LAN service packets
transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the average number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the maximum number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the minimum number of bytes in the E-LAN service
packets transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the maximum E-LAN service delay (μs).
Indicates the average E-LAN service delay (μs).
smallest value among the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the sink MEP -
Number of packets received by the
source MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the sink MEP
The average packet loss rate is the
average value of the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP
largest value among the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP
smallest value among the packet loss
rates calculated over a monitoring
period. Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP
Indicates the maximum bidirectional
frame delay.
Indicates the average bidirectional
frame delay.
Indicates the maximum E-LAN service delay (μs).
Indicates the minimum E-LAN service delay (μs).
Indicates the E-LAN service delay variation (μs).
Indicates the average E-LAN service delay variation (μs).
Indicates the maximum E-LAN service delay variation (μs)
Indicates the minimum E-LAN service delay variation (μs).
Indicates the number of lost E-LAN service packets at the near Number of lost packets = Number of
end.
Indicates the number of lost E-LAN service packets at the far
end.
Indicates the packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at the near
end.
Indicates the packet loss rate of an E-LAN service at the far
end.
Indicates the number of E-LAN service packets received per
second at the near end.
Indicates the average number of E-LAN service packets
received per second at the near end.
Indicates the maximum number of E-LAN service packets
received per second at the near end.
Indicates the minimum number of E-LAN service packets
received per second at the near end.
Indicates the number of E-LAN service packets transmitted per
second at the far end.
Indicates the maximum bidirectional
frame delay.
Indicates the minimum bidirectional
frame delay.
Frame delay variation is the
difference between two frame delay
test
The results.
average value among the frame
delay variations calculated over a
monitoring period (Frame delay
variation is the different between two
frame delay test results.)
The largest value among the frame
delay variations calculated over a
monitoring period (Frame delay
variation is the different between two
frame delay test results.)
The smallest value among the frame
delay variations calculated over a
monitoring period (Frame delay
variation is the different between two
frame delay test results.)
packets transmitted by the sink -
Number of packets received by the
source (Both numbers are detected
by the performance monitoring
scheme of OAM.)
Number of lost packets = Number of
packets transmitted by the source -
Number of packets received by the
sink (Both numbers are detected by
the performance monitoring scheme
of OAM.)
Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the sink MEP -
Number of packets received by the
source MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the sink MEP
Packet loss rate = (Number of
packets transmitted by the source
MEP - Number of packets received
by the sink MEP)/Number of packets
transmitted by the source MEP
Indicates the average number of E-LAN service packets
transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the maximum number of E-LAN service packets
transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the minimum number of E-LAN service packets
transmitted per second at the far end.
Indicates the number of received packets. Corrupted packets, broadcast
packets, and multicast packets are
Indicates the number of bytes in received packets (including included.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
corrupted packets). bits are excluded.
Indicates the number of error-free multicast packets received. Broadcast packets are excluded.
Indicates the number of error-free broadcast packets received. Multicast packets are excluded.
Indicates the bandwidth utilization on a port in the receive Bandwidth utilization on a port in the
direction. receive direction = (Number of
received bytes x 8/Monitoring
period)/Configured or actual
bandwidth
Indicates the bandwidth utilization on a port in the transmit Bandwidth utilization on a port in the
direction. transmit direction = (Number of
received bytes x 8/Monitoring
period)/Configured or actual
bandwidth
Indicates the number of received packets that are undersized An undersized packet has less than
but error-free. 64 bytes (including FCS bytes but
excluding framing bits).
Indicates the average bandwidth utilization on a port in the Average bandwidth utilization on a
receive direction. specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth

Indicates the maximum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
receive direction.
Maximum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth

Indicates the minimum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
receive direction.
Minimum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the receive direction
= (Number of received bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth

Indicates the average bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Average bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth

Indicates the maximum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Maximum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth

Indicates the minimum bandwidth utilization on a port in the
transmit direction.
Minimum bandwidth utilization on a
specified port in the transmit direction
= (Number of transmitted bytes x
8/Monitoring period)/Configured or
actual bandwidth
Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 64 Corrupted packets are included.
bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 65 to Corrupted packets are included.
127 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 128 to Corrupted packets are included.
255 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 256 to Corrupted packets are included.
511 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 512 to Corrupted packets are included.
1023 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Packets received (1024-1518 bytes in length) Indicates the total number of received
packets (including corrupted packets)
with a length of 1024 to MTU bytes
(including FCS bytes but not framing
bits).

Indicates the number of transmitted packets. Corrupted packets, broadcast

packets, and multicast packets are
Indicates the number of bytes in transmitted packets (including included.
FCS bytes are included, but framing
corrupted packets). bits are excluded.
Indicates the number of bytes in error-free packets transmitted. FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
Indicates the number of bytes in error-free packets received. FCS bytes are included, but framing
bits are excluded.
Indicates the number of unicast packets transmitted. The packets that are dropped and fail
to be transmitted are included.
Indicates the number of error-free unicast packets received. Only error-free packets are included.
Indicates the number of multicast packets transmitted. The packets that are dropped and fail
to be transmitted are included.
Indicates the number of broadcast packets transmitted. The packets that are dropped and fail
to be transmitted are included.
Indicates the rate of receiving error-free full-frame bits. FCS bytes and framing bits are
included.
Indicates the rate of transmitting error-free full-frame bits. FCS bytes and framing bits are
included.
Indicates the number of error-free full-frame bytes received. FCS bytes and framing bits are
included.
Indicates the number of error-free full-frame bytes transmitted. FCS bytes and framing bits are
included.
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of 64 Corrupted packets are included.
bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of 65 Corrupted packets are included.
to 127 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of 128 Corrupted packets are included.
to 255 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of 256 Corrupted packets are included.
to 511 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of 512 Corrupted packets are included.
to 1023 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of Corrupted packets are included.
1024 to 1518 bytes (including FCS bytes but excluding framing
bits).
Indicates the number of transmitted packets with a length of Corrupted packets are included.
1519 bytes to the MTU (including FCS bytes but excluding
framing bits).
 Indicates the number of received packets with a length of 1519 Corrupted packets are included.
bytes to the MTU (including FCS bytes but excluding framing
bits).
Indicates the packet loss rate in the receive direction. Packet loss rate in the receive
direction = Number of discarded
packets/Total number of received
packets
Indicates the packet loss rate in the transmit direction. Packet loss rate in the transmit
direction = Number of discarded
packets/Total number of transmitted
packets

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Board temperature performance
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Clock performance events

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PW performance events

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MPLS performance events
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CPU usage performance events
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Performance Event Category

 L2VPNa performance entry list

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Tunnel performance entry list

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L2VPN PW performance entry list

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ETH OAM performance entry list

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MPLS-TP OAM performance entry

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PLA/1+1/XPIC/EPLA performance
entry list
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ETH OAM E-LAN service

performance entry list

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NMS port performance entry list

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