SCCP:General Statistics
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General explanation of the general layer SCCP statistics parameters: | General explanation of the general layer SCCP statistics parameters: | ||
| − | *The 'No translation address such nature' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for address of such nature | + | *The '''No translation address such nature''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for address of such nature |
| − | *The 'No translation specific address' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for this specific address | + | *The '''No translation specific address''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for this specific address |
| − | *The 'Network failure' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a network failure (point code unavailable) | + | *The '''Network failure''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a network failure (point code unavailable) |
| − | *The 'Network congestion counter indicates the number of routing failures because of network congestion | + | *The '''Network congestion''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of network congestion |
| − | *The 'Subsystem failure' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem failure | + | *The '''Subsystem failure''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem failure |
| − | *The 'Subsystem congestion counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem congestion | + | *The '''Subsystem congestion''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem congestion |
| − | *The 'Unequipped' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of unequipped user | + | *The '''Unequipped''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of unequipped user |
| − | *The 'Hop violate' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of hop counter violation | + | *The '''Hop violate''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of hop counter violation |
| − | *The 'Syntax error' counter indicates the number of syntax error | + | *The '''Syntax error''' counter indicates the number of syntax error |
| − | *The 'Unknown' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of reason unknown | + | *The '''Unknown''' counter indicates the number of routing failures because of reason unknown |
| − | *The 'Subsystem congestion received' counter indicates the number of SCCP / subsystem congested messages received | + | *The '''Subsystem congestion received''' counter indicates the number of SCCP / subsystem congested messages received |
| − | *The 'Prohibited received' counter indicates the number of 'subsystem prohibited' messages received | + | *The '''Prohibited received''' counter indicates the number of 'subsystem prohibited' messages received |
| − | *The 'Unit data transmitted' counter indicates the amount of unit data sent | + | *The '''Unit data transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of unit data sent |
| − | *The 'Unit data service transmitted' counter indicates the amount of unit data service sent | + | *The '''Unit data service transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of unit data service sent |
| − | *The 'Unit data received' counter indicates the amount of unit data received | + | *The '''Unit data received''' counter indicates the amount of unit data received |
| − | *The 'Unit data service received' counter indicates the amount of unit data service received | + | *The '''Unit data service received''' counter indicates the amount of unit data service received |
| − | *The 'Extended unit data transmitted' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data sent | + | *The '''Extended unit data transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data sent |
| − | *The 'Extended unit data service transmitted' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service sent | + | *The '''Extended unit data service transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service sent |
| − | *The 'Extended unit data received' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data received | + | *The '''Extended unit data received''' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data received |
| − | *The 'Extended unit data service received' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service received | + | *The '''Extended unit data service received''' counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service received |
| − | *The 'Message handle' counter indicates the total number of messages handled | + | *The '''Message handle''' counter indicates the total number of messages handled |
| − | *The 'Message local' counter indicates the total number of messages intended for local subsystems | + | *The '''Message local''' counter indicates the total number of messages intended for local subsystems |
| − | *The 'GTT request' counter indicates the number of messages requiring global address translation | + | *The '''GTT request''' counter indicates the number of messages requiring global address translation |
| − | *The 'Message transmitted class 0' counter indicates the number of class 0 messages sent | + | *The '''Message transmitted class 0''' counter indicates the number of class 0 messages sent |
| − | *The 'Message transmitted class 1' counter indicates the number of class 1 messages sent | + | *The '''Message transmitted class 1''' counter indicates the number of class 1 messages sent |
| − | *The 'Message received class 0' counter indicates the number of class 0 messages received | + | *The '''Message received class 0''' counter indicates the number of class 0 messages received |
| − | *The 'Message received class 1' counter indicates the number of class 1 messages received | + | *The '''Message received class 1''' counter indicates the number of class 1 messages received |
| − | *The 'Long unit data transmitted' counter indicates the amount of long unit data sent | + | *The '''Long unit data transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of long unit data sent |
| − | *The 'Long unit data service transmitted' counter indicates the amount of long unit data service sent | + | *The '''Long unit data service transmitted''' counter indicates the amount of long unit data service sent |
| − | *The 'Long unit data received' counter indicates the amount of long unit data received | + | *The '''Long unit data received''' counter indicates the amount of long unit data received |
| − | *The 'Long unit data service received' counter indicates the number of long unit data service messages received | + | *The '''Long unit data service received''' counter indicates the number of long unit data service messages received |
| − | *The 'Segmentation error' counter indicates the number of segmentation errors (message too large for segmentation) | + | *The '''Segmentation error''' counter indicates the number of segmentation errors (message too large for segmentation) |
| − | *The 'Segmentation error fail' counter indicates the number of segmentation failed errors (case of LUDT segmentation at interworking node) | + | *The '''Segmentation error fail''' counter indicates the number of segmentation failed errors (case of LUDT segmentation at interworking node) |
| − | *The 'Reassembly error' counter indicates the number of reassembly out of sequence errors (including duplicate segment and non-first segment) | + | *The '''Reassembly error''' counter indicates the number of reassembly out of sequence errors (including duplicate segment and non-first segment) |
| − | *The 'Reassembly error timer expiry' counter indicates the number of reassembly errors timer expiry events | + | *The '''Reassembly error timer expiry''' counter indicates the number of reassembly errors timer expiry events |
| − | *The 'Reassembly error no space' counter indicates the number of reassembly errors (no space for reassembly) events | + | *The '''Reassembly error no space''' counter indicates the number of reassembly errors (no space for reassembly) events |
| − | *The 'Inactivity timer expire' counter indicates the number of inactivity timer expire events | + | *The '''Inactivity timer expire''' counter indicates the number of inactivity timer expire events |
| − | *The 'Routing failure invalid INS routing request' counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid INS routing requests | + | *The '''Routing failure invalid INS routing request''' counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid INS routing requests |
| − | *The 'Routing failure invalid ISNI routing request' counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid ISNI routing requests | + | *The '''Routing failure invalid ISNI routing request''' counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid ISNI routing requests |
| − | *The 'Failure ISNI constrained routing' counter indicates the number of failure ISNI constrained routing events | + | *The '''Failure ISNI constrained routing''' counter indicates the number of failure ISNI constrained routing events |
| − | *The 'Failure redundant ISNI routing request' counter indicates the number of failure due to redundant ISNI routing request | + | *The '''Failure redundant ISNI routing request''' counter indicates the number of failure due to redundant ISNI routing request |
| − | *The 'Failure ISNI network identifier' counter indicates the number of failures in ISNI identification of network | + | *The '''Failure ISNI network identifier''' counter indicates the number of failures in ISNI identification of network |
Latest revision as of 12:28, 28 August 2009
General explanation of the general layer SCCP statistics parameters:
- The No translation address such nature counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for address of such nature
- The No translation specific address counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a no translation for this specific address
- The Network failure counter indicates the number of routing failures because of a network failure (point code unavailable)
- The Network congestion counter indicates the number of routing failures because of network congestion
- The Subsystem failure counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem failure
- The Subsystem congestion counter indicates the number of routing failures because of subsystem congestion
- The Unequipped counter indicates the number of routing failures because of unequipped user
- The Hop violate counter indicates the number of routing failures because of hop counter violation
- The Syntax error counter indicates the number of syntax error
- The Unknown counter indicates the number of routing failures because of reason unknown
- The Subsystem congestion received counter indicates the number of SCCP / subsystem congested messages received
- The Prohibited received counter indicates the number of 'subsystem prohibited' messages received
- The Unit data transmitted counter indicates the amount of unit data sent
- The Unit data service transmitted counter indicates the amount of unit data service sent
- The Unit data received counter indicates the amount of unit data received
- The Unit data service received counter indicates the amount of unit data service received
- The Extended unit data transmitted counter indicates the amount of extended unit data sent
- The Extended unit data service transmitted counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service sent
- The Extended unit data received counter indicates the amount of extended unit data received
- The Extended unit data service received counter indicates the amount of extended unit data service received
- The Message handle counter indicates the total number of messages handled
- The Message local counter indicates the total number of messages intended for local subsystems
- The GTT request counter indicates the number of messages requiring global address translation
- The Message transmitted class 0 counter indicates the number of class 0 messages sent
- The Message transmitted class 1 counter indicates the number of class 1 messages sent
- The Message received class 0 counter indicates the number of class 0 messages received
- The Message received class 1 counter indicates the number of class 1 messages received
- The Long unit data transmitted counter indicates the amount of long unit data sent
- The Long unit data service transmitted counter indicates the amount of long unit data service sent
- The Long unit data received counter indicates the amount of long unit data received
- The Long unit data service received counter indicates the number of long unit data service messages received
- The Segmentation error counter indicates the number of segmentation errors (message too large for segmentation)
- The Segmentation error fail counter indicates the number of segmentation failed errors (case of LUDT segmentation at interworking node)
- The Reassembly error counter indicates the number of reassembly out of sequence errors (including duplicate segment and non-first segment)
- The Reassembly error timer expiry counter indicates the number of reassembly errors timer expiry events
- The Reassembly error no space counter indicates the number of reassembly errors (no space for reassembly) events
- The Inactivity timer expire counter indicates the number of inactivity timer expire events
- The Routing failure invalid INS routing request counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid INS routing requests
- The Routing failure invalid ISNI routing request counter indicates the number of routing failure invalid ISNI routing requests
- The Failure ISNI constrained routing counter indicates the number of failure ISNI constrained routing events
- The Failure redundant ISNI routing request counter indicates the number of failure due to redundant ISNI routing request
- The Failure ISNI network identifier counter indicates the number of failures in ISNI identification of network
