R e p o r t s
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Display POTS
Statistics
This report displays POTS statistics.
Clear Media Statistics
To clear network statistics, type
“Z”
on the Network Statistics menu. The
IAD displays the Clear Network Statistics menu, giving you the option of
clearing the statistics related to the IAD’s specific datalink protocol and WAN
configuration (i.e., ATM Statistics).
To permanently reset statistics for a specific protocol, type the option. The
IAD immediately resets all statistics for the specified protocol.
Near-End CRC
Count of the near-end interleaved symbols with cyclic
redundancy check errors.
Near-End SEF
Count of near-end severely errored frames.
Near-End LOS
Count of near-end loss of signal frames.
Far-End FEC
Count of far-end forward error correction.
Far-End CRC
Count of far-end cyclic redudancy check.
Far-End SEF
Count of far-end severely errored frames.
Far-End LOS
Count of far-end loss of signal frames.
Near-End CRC Last
Number of seconds of cyclic redundancy check error
counts.
Near-End CRC Last
Number of minutes of cyclic redundancy check error
counts.
Failure Counters Overall
Total overall failure frames.
Local SEF
Count of local (near-end) severely errored frames.
Local LOS
Count of local (near-end) loss of signal frames.
Remote SEF
Count of remote (far-end) severely errored frames.
Remote LOS
Count of remote (far-end) loss of signal frames.
ADSL Standard
Current status of the ADSL standard in use.
Parameter
Description
Parameter
Description
Line X Active/Inactive
Current status of line X.
Active: Phone line connection is up.
Inactive: Phone line connection is down.
Buffers Rcvd
No. of packets received from this POTS line.
Buffers Sent
No. of packets sent to this POTS line.
Discarded
Discarded packets due to Jitter Buffer Overrun. The
internal Jitter Buffer is full and could not allocate a
new free packet buffer.
Underrun
Discarded packets due to there are no packets waiting
in the Jitter buffer.
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