Managing Faults on Virtual Services Platform 7200 Series and 8000 Series Version 5

Parameter Description
HOSTADDR Shows the network address for this entry. The format of the value depends
on the protocol portion of the local index.
SOURCE Shows the interface or port on which the network address was most recently
seen.
PHYADDR Shows the physical address on which the network address was most
recently seen.
LASTCHANGE Shows when the entry was created or last changed. If this value changes
frequently, it can indicate duplicate address problems.
Displaying RMON application host statistics
View application host statistics to see traffic statistics by application protocol for each host.
Procedure
View RMON application host statistics:
show rmon application-host-stats WORD<1–64>
Example
Switch:# show rmon application-host-stats ?
WORD<1-64> Select one of these application protocols
{TCP|UDP|FTP|TELNET|HTTP|RLOGIN|SSH|TFTP|SNMP|HTTPS}
Switch:# show rmon application-host-stats FTP
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Rmon Application Host Stats
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HOSTADDR INPKT OUTPKT INOCT OUTOCT CREATETIME
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12.1.1.1 0 0 0 0 10/09/15 17:29:54
Job aid
The following table describes the fields in the output for the show rmon application-host-
stats command.
Parameter Description
HOSTADDR Shows the network address for this entry. The format of the value depends
on the protocol portion of the local index.
INPKT Shows the number of packets for this protocol type, without errors,
transmitted to this address. This value is the number of link-layer packets so
a single, fragmented network-layer packet can increment the counter
several times.
OUTPKT Shows the number of packets for this protocol type, without errors,
transmitted by this address. This value is the number of link-layer packets
Table continues…
Displaying RMON information
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