IBM 8260 Switch User Manual


 
Number of active stations on the ring
Current status of the ring with the following possible ring states:
Normal operation
Ring Purge state
Claim Token state
Beacon Frame Streaming state
Beacon Bit Streaming state
Beacon Ring Signal Loss state
Set Recovery Mode state
Address of the last beacon sender
Address of the last beacon senders NAUN
Address of the Active Monitor on the segment
List of all stations currently or previously detected to be physically present
on this segment
The
RingStationTable
stores status information and statistics of individual
stations detected to be physically present on the local ring. For each station, the
following information is stored in the
RingStationTable
:
Station MAC address
Its last NAUN
Current station state (active, inactive, forced removal)
Last ring enter time
Last ring exit time
Total
Duplicate Address errors
reported by the station
Total
Line errors
reported by the station
Total
Line errors
reported by the stations NAUN
Total
Internal errors
reported by the station
Total
Burst errors
reported by the station
Total
Burst errors
reported by the stations NAUN
Total
Address Copied errors
reported by the stations NAUN
Total
Abort errors
reported by the station
Total
Lost Frame errors
reported by the station
Total
Congestion errors
reported by the station
Total
Frame Copied errors
reported by the station
Total
Frequency errors
reported by the station
Total
Token errors
reported by the station
Total
Beacon errors
reported by the station
Total
Beacon errors
reported by the stations NAUN
Ring insertion attempts by the station
10.5.1.4 Ring Station Order Group
The token-ring Ring Station Order group maintains a table that lists the ring
stations ordered according to the ring poll with respect to the RMON probe. The
location of each station is denoted by an index. With the RMON probe assigned
an index of one, indexes for other stations are assigned depending on how many
stations downstream they are from the RMON probe.
The stations MAC address is stored together with its index in the table. This
table can be used as a quick cross-reference for locating stations based on the
way they are ordered.
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