Capture section

Table 1. Capture section
XML Console Display Description
<CaptureBytesWrittenByListener> Bytes written by listener Total number of packet bytes written to reassd's pipe by listend.
<CaptureBytesWrittenByListenerPerSec> Bytes written by listener per second Rate of packet bytes written to reassd's pipe by listend per second.
<CaptureBytesReadFromListener> Bytes read from listener Total number of packet bytes read by reassd from reassd's pipe. This number should match with the above written by listener value, indicating that listend and reassd are in sync and keeping up with the incoming traffic rate.
<CaptureBytesReadFromListenerPerSec> Bytes read from listener per second Rate of packet bytes read by reassd from reassd's pipe per second.
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromPrimaryInterface> Current filtered KB from primary interface Total filtered kbytes from primary interface
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromPrimaryInterfacePerSec> Current filtered KB/sec from primary interface Curent filtered kbytes/sec from primary interface
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromPrimaryInterfacePerSecMax> Maximum filtered KB/sec from primary interface Maximum filtered kbytes/sec from primary interface
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromSecondaryInterface> Current filtered KB from secondary interface Total filtered kbytes from secondary interface
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromSecondaryInterfacePerSec> Current filtered KB/sec from secondary interface Current filtered kbytes/sec from secondary interface
<CaptureFilteredKbytesFromSecondaryInterfacePerSecMax> Maximum filtered KB/sec from secondary interface Maximum filtered kbytes/sec from secondary interface
<CaptureTotalPacketsRcvd> Total packets rcvd Total packet count received by dncap as reported by its stats.
<CapturePacketsDroppedByDncap> Total packets dropped by dncap Total packet count dropped by dncap as reported by its stats. This value should be zero, indicating that the OS is keeping up with the NIC interface receiving network traffic.
<CapturePacketsDroppedInOutput> Packets dropped in output Total packets dropped by listend due to its output buffer being full. This value should be zero, indicating listend is keeping up with the filtered network traffic and reassd is able to pull packets from the listend output buffer without overrunning it.
<CaptureTotalPacketsCaptured> Total packets captured Total packet count on filtered packets received from dncap to listend.
<CaptureTotalPacketsCapturedPerSec> Total packets captured per second Rate of filtered packets received from dncap by listend per second.
<CaptureTotalIpChecksumErrors> Total IP checksum errors Total error count of IP header checksum errors.
<CaptureTotalLargePacketsExceeded> Total large packets exceeded Total number of TCP packets whose size exceeded the configured limit.
  • The TCP packet size limit for the DNCA is configured in the Tuning Parameters section of the Interface tab. See DNCA Web Console - Interface Tab.
  • The TCP packet size limit is configured in the fwdr-conf.xml configuration file.

For more information on how to configure these settings, see Troubleshooting tips.
<CaptureCurrentFilteredKbytesPerSec> Current filtered kbytes per second Shows the current kilobytes per second traffic rate based on the filtered capture traffic from the span ports. This statistic provides an indication of any traffic after filtering is present and how much traffic is being processed by the Capture processes. If the span port's NIC setting is 100 mbits per second, then the maximum traffic rate that can be filtered through is about 10,000 KB per second. These stats are updated every 5 seconds.
<CaptureMaxFilteredKbytesPerSec> Maximum filtered kbytes per second Shows the maximum kilobytes per second traffic rate based on the filtered capture traffic from the span ports. This statistic provides an indication of any traffic after filtering is present and how much traffic is being processed by the Capture processes. If the span port's NIC setting is 100 mbits per second, then the maximum traffic rate that can be filtered through is about 10,000 KB per second. These stats are updated every 5 seconds.
<DeliveryMode> Delivery Mode Current delivery mode
<CoreDumps Count="0" /?> not available Number of core dumps