GS1200 - ability to show port error statistics?

devsec

Is there any ability to show port error statistics with the GS1200 switches? I imagine that this basic statistic has to be buried somewhere.

Thanks!

Edit: I've noticed some interesting things in /link_data.js. Example:

var Stats = [
['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

Is one of these packet errors?

Zyxel_Nami

Hello @devsec

Currently, the Switch GS1200 doesn't have the error counter functions as per its defined design.

As for the Stats array you found in the /link_data.js file, it doesn't represent packet errors. Instead, it likely corresponds to the Per Port Status section of the switch's interface.

For instance, consider the following data:

var portstatus = ['Down','Up','Down','Down','Down','Down','Down','Down'];

var speed = ['0 Mbps','1000 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps'];

var Stats = [

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',891,0,0,'256','65432',658,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0]];

In this data, the second sub-array in Stats corresponds to Port 2, and the '891' and '658' values in this sub-array likely represent the number of transmitted (TX) and received (RX) packets, respectively.

Please see the screenshot of the Switch GS1200-8 HPv2 Web GUI below, which shows 891 TX packets and 658 RX packets on Port 2.

I hope this helps clarify your question. If you need further clarification, please don't hesitate to ask.

Zyxel_Nami

Hello @devsec

Currently, the Switch GS1200 doesn't have the error counter functions as per its defined design.

As for the Stats array you found in the /link_data.js file, it doesn't represent packet errors. Instead, it likely corresponds to the Per Port Status section of the switch's interface.

For instance, consider the following data:

var portstatus = ['Down','Up','Down','Down','Down','Down','Down','Down'];

var speed = ['0 Mbps','1000 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps','0 Mbps'];

var Stats = [

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',891,0,0,'256','65432',658,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0],

['65432',0,0,0,'256','65432',0,0,0,'256',0]];

In this data, the second sub-array in Stats corresponds to Port 2, and the '891' and '658' values in this sub-array likely represent the number of transmitted (TX) and received (RX) packets, respectively.

Please see the screenshot of the Switch GS1200-8 HPv2 Web GUI below, which shows 891 TX packets and 658 RX packets on Port 2.

I hope this helps clarify your question. If you need further clarification, please don't hesitate to ask.