02-01-2016 12:01 AM - edited 03-01-2019 08:10 AM
Hi,
on a Cisco Nexus 6k you can have a perfect look at the Frame sizes crossing your Interface
sh hardware internal bigsur port ethernet 1/1
MAC statistics:
MAC Statistic | Value
-------------------------------+-----------------------------------
TX_PKT_SIZE_LT_64 | 0
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_64 | 6607344
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_65_TO_127 | 72920088
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_128_TO_255 | 2341094
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_256_TO_511 | 1508120
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_512_TO_1023 | 19494
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_1024_TO_1518 | 3639395
TX_PKT_SIZE_IS_1519_TO_2047 | 0[..snip...]
Does anybody happen to know a similar command on the N7K ? I can't find anything sufficient :(
thx
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02-04-2016 11:57 AM
We don't have an exact equivalent command for 7k.
This is something we use(not on a regular basis) to check the packets hitting the asic
Tested for F3 module
Att mod 1
module-1# sh hard intern statistics device mac all port 17 ( 17 is the front panel port)
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Device:Flanker Eth Mac Driver Role:MAC Mod: 1 |
| Last cleared @ Fri Jan 29 03:33:07 2016
| Device Statistics Category :: ALL
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Instance:2
Cntr Name Value Ports
----- ---- ----- -----
4 igr in upm : received bytes cnt 0000366343705031 17 -
16 egr out upm : transmitted bytes cnt 0000001447333726 17 -
400 igr in upm: total pkts rcvd 0000000453959483 17 -
401 igr in upm: total 64-byte pkts rcvd 0000000000004907 17 -
402 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 64B, <= 127B) 0000000014976353 17 -
403 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 127B, <= 255B) 0000000039953289 17 -
404 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 255B, <= 511B) 0000000079892281 17 -
405 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 511B, <= 1023B) 0000000159689978 17 -
406 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1023B, <= 1518B) 0000000154452499 17 -
407 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1518B, <= 1522B) 0000000001246846 17 -
408 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1522B, <= 1548B) 0000000003743330 17 -
425 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, RALIGN with good crc 0000000448969307 17 -
430 igr in upm: Remote link faults rcvd 0000000547357955 17 -
656 egr out upm: total pkts with good CRC 0000000007259086 17 -
658 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len (> 64B, <= 127B) 0000000007138214 17 -
659 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 127B, <= 255B) 0000000000020751 17 -
660 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 255B, <= 511B) 0000000000032542 17 -
661 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 511B, <= 1023B) 0000000000001633 17 -
662 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 1023B, <= 1518B) 0000000000000558 17 -
667 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 2500B, <= MTU) 0000000000065388 17 -
668 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> cfg0, <= MTU) with good CRC 0000000000065388 17 -
You can clear the statistics using -
att mod 1
clear statistics device all
-Raj
02-02-2016 01:50 PM
Have you tried this?
Nexus7000-1# sh int e1/2 counters detailed all | in bytes
25. tx bytes: = 806699
47. Rx Packets from 0 to 64 bytes: = 0
48. Rx Packets from 65 to 127 bytes: = 0
49. Rx Packets from 128 to 255 bytes: = 0
50. Rx Packets from 256 to 511 bytes: = 3079
51. Rx Packets from 512 to 1023 bytes: = 0
52. Rx Packets from 1024 to 1518 bytes: = 0
53. Rx Packets from 1519 to 1548 bytes: = 0
55. Tx Packets from 0 to 64 bytes: = 0
56. Tx Packets from 65 to 127 bytes: = 0
57. Tx Packets from 128 to 255 bytes: = 0
58. Tx Packets from 256 to 511 bytes: = 3079
59. Tx Packets from 512 to 1023 bytes: = 0
60. Tx Packets from 1024 to 1518 bytes: = 0
61. Tx Packets from 1519 to 1548 bytes: = 0
-Raj
02-03-2016 12:51 AM
Hej Raj,
thanks for your comment. I already tried this command.
I fear my question was not specific enough: I am espacially looking for packets >1548 Byte, Jumbos.
the Problem is, that N7K won't Show me that :(
02-04-2016 11:57 AM
We don't have an exact equivalent command for 7k.
This is something we use(not on a regular basis) to check the packets hitting the asic
Tested for F3 module
Att mod 1
module-1# sh hard intern statistics device mac all port 17 ( 17 is the front panel port)
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Device:Flanker Eth Mac Driver Role:MAC Mod: 1 |
| Last cleared @ Fri Jan 29 03:33:07 2016
| Device Statistics Category :: ALL
|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Instance:2
Cntr Name Value Ports
----- ---- ----- -----
4 igr in upm : received bytes cnt 0000366343705031 17 -
16 egr out upm : transmitted bytes cnt 0000001447333726 17 -
400 igr in upm: total pkts rcvd 0000000453959483 17 -
401 igr in upm: total 64-byte pkts rcvd 0000000000004907 17 -
402 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 64B, <= 127B) 0000000014976353 17 -
403 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 127B, <= 255B) 0000000039953289 17 -
404 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 255B, <= 511B) 0000000079892281 17 -
405 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 511B, <= 1023B) 0000000159689978 17 -
406 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1023B, <= 1518B) 0000000154452499 17 -
407 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1518B, <= 1522B) 0000000001246846 17 -
408 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, len(> 1522B, <= 1548B) 0000000003743330 17 -
425 igr in upm: pkts rcvd, RALIGN with good crc 0000000448969307 17 -
430 igr in upm: Remote link faults rcvd 0000000547357955 17 -
656 egr out upm: total pkts with good CRC 0000000007259086 17 -
658 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len (> 64B, <= 127B) 0000000007138214 17 -
659 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 127B, <= 255B) 0000000000020751 17 -
660 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 255B, <= 511B) 0000000000032542 17 -
661 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 511B, <= 1023B) 0000000000001633 17 -
662 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 1023B, <= 1518B) 0000000000000558 17 -
667 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> 2500B, <= MTU) 0000000000065388 17 -
668 egr out upm: pkts xmtd, len(> cfg0, <= MTU) with good CRC 0000000000065388 17 -
You can clear the statistics using -
att mod 1
clear statistics device all
-Raj
02-08-2016 12:46 AM
thanks Raj, I guess that's the best I can get out of the Show commands
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