Use this page to review statistics on the Ethernet interface.
| Interface Index | Identification number of the Ethernet interface. For APs this number is 100, as the interface is 100Mbps. |
| Node ID | Unique identification number of the device. |
| Node Name | Name of the device. |
| Node Type |
Type of device the interface is associated with:
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| Description | Descriptive text about the node. |
| In Octets | Number of bytes, including framing bytes, received by the Ethernet interface. |
| In Unicast Packets | Number of unicast packets received by the interface and delivered to a higher-layer protocol. |
| In Non-unicast Packets | Number of non-unicast packets received by the interface and delivered to a higher-layer protocol. |
| In Discards | Number of non-error packets received and discarded by the interface (for example, buffer overflow prevents delivery to a higher-layer protocol). |
| In Errors | Number of error packets received by the Ethernet interface. |
| In Unknown Protocols | Number of packets received and discarded because they were of unknown or unsupported protocols. |
| Out Octets | Number of bytes, including framing bytes, sent by the Ethernet interface. |
| Out Unicast Packets | Number of unicast packets that higher-layer protocols requested to be sent by the interface. |
| Out Non-Unicast Packets | Number of non-unicast packets that higher-layer protocols requested be sent by the interface. |
| Out Discards | Number of non-error outbound packets discarded by the interface because of problems such as buffer overflows. |
| Out Errors | Number of outbound packets that could not be sent due to errors. |
| Out Queue Length | Length of output queue for the interface (in packets). |