Library /sys$common/syshlp/examples/TCPIP/TCPIP$TCP_MON.HLB  —  TCPMON  Command Qualifiers, /SHOW
  /SHOW[=(option[,...])]
  /SHOW=TCP (D)

 The following options can be selected:

     ALL           Print statistics for each of the registered subsytems.

     [NO]INET      Print kernel level statistics.  The counters are:

                     Stats  - if set, then profiling is enabled

                     PPE    - if set, then the packet processing engine
                              is running.

                     %Idle  - when PPE is running, this captures the
                              percentage CPU idle time

                     %Busy  - when PPE is running, this captures the
                              percentage CPU busy time

                     Toggle - number of times PPE has toggled between
                              running and hibernating.  Should be
                              fairly stable.

                     Move   - Number of time PPE has moved between CPUs.

                     Conf   - PPE reconfigurations across CPUs.

                     #Krp   - TCP/IP kernel work queue contains kernel
                              request packets (KRPs).  This statistice
                              represents the #Krps processed.

                     AvgQKrp - Average number of system cycles it takes
                               to queue each Krp on the KRP Queue.

                     AvDqKrp - Average number of system cycles it takes
                               to dequeue a KRP from the KRP Queue.

                     KrpQMax - Maximum length of the KRP queue.

                     KrpFrks - Not applicable to PPE.  For the scalable
                               kernel this is the number of times a KRP
                               must be queued from one CPU to the TCP/IP
                               CPU via the system FORK_TO_CPU function.
                               This is an expensive operation.

     [NO]TCP       Print TCP statistics, similar to those available via
                   'netstat -p tcp'.  The following statistcs are
                   displayed:

                   SPEED
                   -----
                   These include packet-rate and bit-rate for both
                   receive and transmit data.

                     TxPk/s - transmit data packet rate

                     TxMb/s - data rate in Mbits per second

                     RxPk/s - recieve packet rate

                     RxMb/s - data rate in Mbits per second

                   PACKET_SIZE
                   -----------
                   Average packet size over the sample period.
                   This is calcualted as data_packets/data_bytes
                   for both transmit and receive.  The data is
                   derived from the RAW data:

                     TxPkSz - average number of bytes per packet sent

                     RxPkSz - average number of bytes per packet
                              received

                   CONNECTIONS
                   -----------
                   Connection statistics for both incoming and outgoing
                   connections.  This displays the number of incoming and
                   outgoing connections.  The data captured is:

                     In    - number of connections accepted

                     Out   - number of connections established

                   ERRORS
                   ------
                   Not all statistics gathered here are necessarily
                   errors in the traditional sense.  Many are protocol
                   related events which are bundled into this category.
                   The counters captured are:

                     RxDup   - duplicate packets + packets with some
                               duplicated data.

                     RetxPk  - data packets retransmitted.

                     RetxTo  - retransmit timeouts

                     RetxDrp - connections dropped in retransmit
                               timeout

                     KpAlv   - keepalive timeouts

                     KpDrp   - connections dropped in keepalive
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