The display ip statistics command displays IP statistics, such as IP traffic, IP packets receiving/sending, and packet assembly/disassembly.
Statistics about the discarded packets that carry source-route options are collected only on the MPU. Therefore, if slot slot-id is specified in the command to view statistics on an LPU, the number of discarded packets that carry source-route options displayed in the command output is 0.
If the bad protocol and no route field values in the command output increase quickly, the device receives many IP packets of unknown protocol types and IP packets for which no correct route can be found. In this case, check whether the device is attacked by connected downstream devices.
# Display IP traffic statistics.
<sysname> display ip statistics
Input: sum 17713 local 16552
bad protocol 0 bad format 0
bad checksum 0 bad options 0
TTL exceeded 0
Output: forwarding 0 local 14801
dropped 0 no route 242
Fragment: input 0 output 0
dropped 0
fragmented 0 couldn't fragment 0
Reassembling:sum 0 timeouts 0
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Input |
Number of received packets |
sum |
Total number of received packets |
local |
Number of packets sent to the upper protocol |
bad protocol |
Number of packets involved in unknown protocols |
bad format |
Number of packets with mistaken format |
bad checksum |
Number of packets with mistaken checksum |
bad options |
Number of packets with mistaken options |
TTL exceeded |
Number of the packets discarded because of timeout TTL |
Output |
Number of sent packets |
forwarding |
Number of forwarded packets |
local |
Number of generated packets |
dropped |
Number of discarded packets |
no route |
Number of packets without a route |
Fragment |
Number of fragments |
input |
Number of received fragments |
output |
Number of created fragments |
dropped |
Number of discarded fragments |
fragmented |
Number of successfully fragmented packets |
couldn't fragment |
Number of packets incapable of fragmentation |
Reassembling:sum |
Number of successfully reassembled fragments |
timeouts |
Number of time-out fragments |