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station station-name attribute [,attribute...]
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1 – Characteristics
o aging timeout
Default: 60 seconds Value: 1--655
Controls the timeout of the source routing information for nodes
that the local node has not recently communicated with.
o communication port
Name of the hardware port associated with this station, taken
from the corresponding argument in the create directive.
You cannot modify this characteristic.
o discovery timeout
Default: 1 second Value: 1--255
Controls the timeout of the source routing discovery process.
o etr
Default: True Value: True or false
Determines if Early Token Release is in use on this station.
ETR may be supported only on 16 Mbps media. This attribute can
only be set in the off state.
o maximum source routes
Default: 1024 Value: 256-2048
The maximum number of source route subentities this station will
buffer. Can only be set in the off state.
o monitor contender
Default: False Value: True or false
Determines if the station will try to become the Active Monitor,
if a lower addressed station starts the monitor contention process.
This attribute can only be set in the off state.
o ring speed
Default: Unknown Value: 4 or 16 Mbps
The data rate of the media. Can only be set in the off state.
o station address
Default: Hardware ROM address Value: None
The desired station address. Can only be set in the off state.
2 – Counters
Unless stated otherwise, counts include both normal and multicast
traffic and all protocol types, service access points (SAPs), and
protocol identifiers.
o abort delimiter sent
Number of times an abort delimiter was sent while transmitting.
o auto-removal failures
Number of times a failure during the beacon auto-removal process
was detected and the station removed itself from the ring.
o burst errors
Number of times a lack of transitions was detected on the physical
media.
o creation time
Time at which the station entity was created.
o explorer frames received
Number of SR explorer frames received by the source route entities.
o explorer frames sent
Number of source routing (SR) explorer frames sent by the
source route entities.
o frame copied errors
Number of individually addressed frames received with
the Address Recognized status bit = 1.
o frequency errors
Number of times an error was detected in the incoming signal
frequency.
o insertion failures
Number of times that a ring insertion operation has failed.
o internal errors
Number of times a recoverable internal error was recognized.
o line errors
Number of times a CRC error or a non-data symbol in a frame or
token with the E bit = 0 was detected.
o lobe wire faults
Number of times an open or shorted lobe data path was detected and
the station removed itself from the ring.
o lost frames
Number of times this station has transmitted a frame and has
failed to receive it for stripping before the Timer Return
to Repeat (TRR) timer expired.
o multicast octets received
Number of octets successfully received in multicast frames of type
LLC. (The count does not include the MAC envelope.)
o multicast octets sent
Number of octets successfully sent in multicast frames of type LLC.
(The count does not include the MAC envelope.)
o multicast pdus received
Number of multicast frames successfully received of type LLC.
o multicast pdus sent
Number of multicast frames successfully sent of type LLC.
o octets received
Number of octets successfully received in frames of type LLC.
o octets sent
Number of octets successfully sent in frames of type LLC.
o pdus received
Number of frames successfully received of type LLC.
o pdus sent
Number of frames successfully sent of type LLC.
o receive data overruns
Number of times a frame was lost due to system or adapter
transfer failure.
o receiver congestions
Number of frames recognized as matching one of this station's
individual, group, or functional addresses, but could not
be received for lack of buffers in the adapter.
o remove frames received
Number of times a remove MAC frame has been received and the
station removed itself from the ring.
o ring beaconings
Number of times the condition of receiving or transmitted Beacon
frames was detected due to a hard error.
o ring failures
Number of times the station left the ring due to failure.
o ring recoveries
Number of times detected the ring is in the monitor contention
process. Indicates that the ring has attempted to recover from a
soft error problem.
o ring poll errors
Number of times an error was detected in the A&C bits
during the ring poll process.
o route discovery failures
Number of times the route discovery process failed to find a route
to another station.
o selftest failures
Total number of times a self-test of the station detected an
error.
o signal losses
Number of times detected loss of signal on the physical media.
o single station conditions
Number of times detected being the only station in the ring.
o soft error reports sent
Number of times sent a report error MAC frame to the ring error
monitor.
o unavailable station buffers
Number of times a frame was discarded because no station level
buffers were available.
o unavailable user buffers
Number of times a frame was discarded because no user
buffer was available.
o unrecognized individual destination pdus
Number of times a received individually addressed LLC frame was
discarded because there was no data link port with a matching SAP,
SNAP PID, or Ethernet protocol type.
o unrecognized multicast destination pdus
Number of times a received LLC frame addressed to an enabled
group or functional address was discarded because there was no
data link port with a matching SAP, SNAP PID, or Ethernet protocol
type.
o token error
Number of times when this station (when Active Monitor (AM)) has
transmitted a new token due to errors on the ring.
o transmit failures
Number of times a transmit error, other than underrun occurred.
Transmit error reasons can be tracked by event reasons, or by
observing other 802.5 counters.
o transmit underruns
Number of times a transmit underrun occurred.
o transmitting beacons
Number of times initiated transmitting beacon frames.
3 – Identifier
o name
Simplename assigned to token ring station when it was created.
4 – Status
o authorized access priority
The maximum transmit priority allowed for this station. The value
is set by the ring parameter server.
o authorized function classes
The bit map of the authorized function classes for this station.
o functional address
The functional address bit map enabled in the adapter for the
reception on this station.
o group addresses
The set of group addresses enabled in the adapter for reception
on this station.
o insert error reason
Reason code for an insertion error if there was a failure to
insert into the ring, or insertion successful if no error.
no open An error occurred during the insertion phase.
bad parameters Invalid options specified to the
adapter to insert into the ring.
lobe fault Lobe test fault or MAC frames were
received before physical insertion.
signal loss Signal loss condition was detected
during the insertion phase.
timeout Logical insertion onto the ring failed
before insertion timer expired.
ring failure Unable to receive its own ring purge
MAC frames after becoming the active monitor.
ring beaconing A beacon MAC frame was received
after physical insertion onto the ring.
duplicate address Another station on the ring already has the
address this station wishes to use.
parameter server A Ring Parameter Server (RPS) is present on
error the ring but does not respond to a request
initialization MAC frame.
remove frame A remove station MAC frame
received was received during the insertion process.
insertion successful The insertion phase was successful.
o link state
Data link state of this ring station.
off Station is not on the ring.
running Station is available to the user for processing.
initializing Station is in process of inserting into the ring.
recovery Station is beaconing.
contending Station is participating in the monitor contention
process.
broken Station has failed the insertion process.
o MAC address
The currently active station address value for which the data
link is receiving an individually addressed frame.
o nearest upstream neighbor
The MAC address of the last known upstream ring neighbor as heard
from the ring poll process.
o physical drop number
The physical drop number assigned by the ring parameter server.
o receive mode
The receive mode of the station. Normal or promiscuous.
o ring error reason
Reason code for the most recent ring error detected by this
station or no error if none has occurred.
no error Successful operation, no error has occurred.
ring in Claim token MAC frames were observed on the ring.
recovery
single It sensed this is the only station on the ring.
station
remove frame A remove ring station MAC frame request was
received received and the station has deinserted from the
ring.
auto-removal The auto-removal process has failed and the station
failure has deinserted from the ring.
lobe fault An open or short circuit in the lobe wire cable was
detected.
transmitting Beacon frames are transmitted to the ring.
beacon
soft error A report error MAC frame has been transmitted.
frame sent
beaconing Beacon frames are presently transmitted or received
condition to or from the ring.
signal loss A loss of signal was detected on the ring.
open in Station is in process of inserting into the ring.
progress
o ring number
The local ring number as received from the ring parameter server.
o ROM address
The IEEE Universally Administered address present in the ROM of
the adapter.
o transparent source routing
State of transparent source routing support.
o state
Operational state of the station.
o uid
Entity's unique identifier, which is generated when the entity is
created.
5 – source_route
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station station-name-
source route sourceroute-id attribute [,attribute...]
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This is supported on Tru64 UNIX only.
5.1 – Counters
o creation time
Time at which the source route entity was created.
5.2 – Identifiers
o LANaddress
The MAC address of the entity's destination station.
5.3 – Status
o routing information
Source routing information to be used when communicating
with the entity's destination station.
o state
State of the source route entity.
no route No path known to the entity's destination
address.
on ring Destination station on the local token ring.
No source routing information needed.
have route Destination station on a remote token ring.
Entity contains valid source routing
information.
rediscovering Route discovery on the extended token ring
is in progress.
stale Had source route but the Aging Timer
expired.
weak route Entity was created as a result of a
Spanning Tree Explorer multicast frame.
o uid
Entity's unique identifier, which is generated when the
entity is created.
6 – FA map
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station station-name -
FA map famap-id attribute [,attribute...]
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This is supported on Tru64 UNIX only.
6.1 – Characteristics
o functional address
Functional address used to send or receive frames on the
token ring.
o group address
Group address used for sending or receiving frames.
o SAP address
LLC SAP address protocol of frames to be mapped. If SNAP
SAP (AA) then the SNAP PID applies.
o SNAP PID
SNAP protocol identifier for SNAP SAP frames.
6.2 – Counters
o creation time
Time at which the FA map entity was created.
6.3 – Status
o uid
Entity's unique identifier, which is generated when the
entity is created.