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Reserve
Minimum amount of memory needed by the currently configured protocols
and features.
Never Alloc
Memory that has never been allocated.
Perm Alloc
Memory requested permanently by router tasks.
Temp Alloc
Memory allocated temporarily to router tasks.
Prev Alloc
Memory allocated temporarily and returned.
Number of global buffers:
Total Total number of global buffers in the system.
Free Number of global buffers available.
Fair Fair number of buffers for each interface. (See “Low”.)
Low The number of free buffers at which the allocation strategy changes to
conserve buffers. If the value of
Free
is less than
Low
, then buffers will not
be placed on any queue that has more than the
Fair
number of buffers in it.
Global buff size:
Global buffer size.
Data Maximum data link packet size of any interface.
Header
Sum of the maximum hardware, MAC, and data link headers.
Wrap Allowance given for MAC, LLC, or Network layer headers due to protocol
wrapping.
Trailer Sum of the largest MAC and hardware trailers.
Total Overall size of each packet buffer
Network
Use the network command to enter the console environment for supported
networks, such as X.25 networks. This command obtains the console prompt for the
specified interface. From the prompt, you can display statistical information, such as
the routing information fields for Token-Ring networks.
Syntax:
network
interface#
At the GWCON prompt (+), enter the configuration command to see the protocols
and networks for which the router is configured. See “Configuration” on page 130 for
more information on the configuration command.
Enter interface at the + prompt for a display of the networks for which the router is
configured.
Enter the GWCON network command and the number of the interface you want to
monitor or change. For example:
GWCON Process
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MRS V3.2 Software User’s Guide