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Fabric Manager Users Guide, Version 6.1, Revision A - QLogic

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2–Advanced <strong>Fabric</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Capabilities<br />

Performance <strong>Manager</strong><br />

Table 2-1. PM Conditions and Associated Ports Counter<br />

Condition Associated Port Neighbor Port<br />

Bandwidth (MBps)<br />

(MAX used)<br />

Packet Rate (KPps)<br />

(MAX used)<br />

Integrity (weighted<br />

sum of below)<br />

PortXmitData<br />

PortXmitPkts<br />

SymbolErrorCounter<br />

LinkErrorRecoveryCounter<br />

LinkDownedCounter<br />

PortRcvErrors<br />

LocalLinkIntegrityErrors<br />

PortRcvData<br />

PortRcvPkts<br />

ExcessiveBufferOverrunErrors<br />

Congestion<br />

(weighted sum of<br />

below)<br />

XmitDiscards<br />

Congestion percent (from PortXmitCongestion<br />

relative to link rate)<br />

Inefficiency percent (from Congestion<br />

percent relative to link utilization<br />

percent)<br />

SmaCongestion VL15Dropped<br />

Security (sum) PortRcvConstraintErrors PortXmitConstraintErrors (sum)<br />

Routing PortRcvSwitchRelayErrors<br />

Adaptive Routing PortAdaptiveRouting<br />

The results of the associations of conditions to ports is as follows:<br />

• Bandwidth/Packet Rate – Associated with port generating the traffic.<br />

Typically transmit value of one port matches receive value of the neighbor.<br />

However the larger of the two is reported for the link. Bandwidth is tracked<br />

as an absolute value as well as percentage of wire speed. Packet rate is<br />

only tracked as an absolute value.<br />

• Integrity – Associated with the port which is having problems receiving<br />

packets. The Integrity value is computed as a weighted sum, the weight for<br />

each counter is configurable. ExcessiveBufferOverruns can mean that the<br />

local port is not properly receiving link flow control, so it is incorrectly<br />

causing an overflow on the neighbor. Link integrity problems can ultimately<br />

be due to hardware on either end of the link or the cable.<br />

2-30 IB0054608-01 B

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