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TxCrcErr Transmission of CRC
errors.
Switch-wide, the amount of transmitted CRC errors usu-
ally equals the amount of received CRC errors. If the
switch (that is, the sum of all ports) has transmitted more
CRC errors than it has received, the module or switch may
have an internal problem. To find out whether the module
is causing the problem, isolate the problem to a port, then
to the module. To find out whether the switch has an inter-
nal problem, check for the following conditions:
Voltage problems or noise on A/C power.
Non-optimum temperature (see the fans).
If the switch has an internal problem, contact an authorized
service representative.
TxFIFOUnderRun Transmission of less data
than FIFO expected.
Contact an authorized service representative if FIFO errors
occur. Any FIFO problem must be attended to immedi-
ately. Internal adjustment will be necessary to correct this
indication.
TxLinkResets Transmission of N_Port
LR primitives.
A switch has sent N_Port LR primitives to the connected
device(s), indicating that protocol errors are occurring.
This is a Switch to device peer level indicating some type
of recovery needed. If frequent resets occur, then a possi-
ble credit mismatch may be the cause. Link failure is also
recorded in message logs, as well as Traps, if set up.
TxMissingDelims Transmitted FIFO data has
a frame that is not prop-
erly delimited by SOF or
EOF.
Missing delimiters in transmitted FIFO data can be caused
by the following conditions:
Recover event to a very slow or delinquent remote
device (most common).
Frames being aborted and truncated because they get
stuck during a route recover. (Some route recovers use a
frame Disconnect time-out event that can generate a
missing Tx delimiter.) If this happens frequently, the port
and system performance is affected.
Internal corruption or faulty firmware (least common).
Port Link Statistics Columns
Port Link
Statistics
Columns
Occurrences being
Counted
Notes