
Configuring PPP Services
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-- wfPppMlStatsTxPkts counts the total number of packets transmitted by
multilink. Comparing this to the number of packets fragmented
(wfPppMlStatsNumPktsFragmented) helps you see how well the link is
doing and whether you need to adjust parameters such as the minimum
size of packets to be considered for fragmentation.
-- wfPppMlStatsReasmFails is an event counter of failures to reassemble a
fragmented packet. If this number is high, either you are losing fragments
or your reassembly buffer count is at or near the maximum number of
buffers allowed, as indicated in wfPppCircuitMaxBuffers. Reset the
maximum number of buffers allowed to a higher number.
-- wfPppMlStatsReassmBufferCnt is the number of fragments that the
receiver has stored pending reassembly. Typically, this number is higher
in configurations with greatly differing line speeds. If this number is
constantly at or near the maximum number of buffers allowed, as
indicated in wfPppCircuitMaxBuffers, reset the maximum number of
buffers allowed to a higher number.
-- wfPppMlStatsReassmBufferMax is the maximum number that
wfPppMlStatsReassmBufferCnt ever reached.
-- wfPppMlStatsExceededBufferMax indicates the number of times the sum
of wfPppMlStatsReassmBufferCnt and wfPppMlStatsReSeqBufferCnt
exceeded the specified maximum allowable number of buffers, as
indicated in wfPppCircuitMaxBuffers. As a side effect of reaching or
exceeding wfPppMlStatsExceededBufferMax, you may see the value of
wfPppMlStatsSeqNumberArrived Late increase. If so, it may indicate that
you should increase wfPppCircuitMaxBuffers.
•In the wfSyncEntry MIB:
-- wfSyncRejectsRx counts the number of times a packet arrives that is larger
than a receive buffer. wfSyncRejectsTx counts the number of times a
packet grows larger than its transmit buffer. If either of these conditions
occurs, lower the size of the maximum transmission unit (MTU),
wfSyncMtu, on both the local and remote peers.
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