show interface counters queue-stats

Use this command to display transmitted and dropped packet and byte counts of individual queues.

In Qumran devices, all packets dropped in a queue are counted (even policer drops).

Command Syntax

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show interface (IFNAME|) counters queue-stats
show interface cpu counters queue-stats

Parameters

IFNAME

Interface name.

cpu

CPU interface.

Default

None

Command Mode

Execution mode and Privileged execution mode

Applicability

This command was introduced before OcNOS version 1.3.

Default traffic counters are not supported on Qumran AX.

Example

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#show interface counters queue-stats
D - Default Queue, U - User-defined Queue
+--------+----------------+------+-----------+------------+------------+---------------+
|Interface|Queue/Class-map|Q-Size|Output pkts|Output bytes|Dropped pkts|Dropped bytes  |
+--------+----------------+------+-----------+------------+------------+---------------+
xe1/1     q1           (D) 0      12          1368         0            0
xe1/1     mc-q7        (D) 0      1           82           0            0
xe25      q1           (D) 0      6           684          0            0

#show interface xe1/1 counters queue-stats
D - Default Queue, U - User-defined Queue
+---------------+------+-------+-  -------+------------+--------------+
|Queue/Class-map|Q-Size|Tx pkts| Tx bytes |Dropped pkts|Dropped bytes |
+---------------+------+-------+----------+------------+--------------+
q0            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q1            (D) 0     12      1368       0            0
q2            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q3            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q4            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q5            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q6            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
q7            (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q0         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q1         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q2         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q3         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q4         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q5         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q6         (D) 0     0       0          0            0
mc-q7         (D) 0     1       82         0            0

#show interface cpu counters queue-stats 
E - Egress, I - Ingress, Q-Size is in bytes
+--------------------+--------+-----------------+-------------------+-----------------+-------------------+
|   Queue/Class-map  | Q-Size |     Tx pkts     |     Tx bytes      |  Dropped pkts   |   Dropped bytes   |
+--------------------+--------+-----------------+-------------------+-----------------+-------------------+
igmp              (E) 800592   14519             987292              1304163           88683084
arp               (E) 1250496  1008785           68597380            0                 0

Here is the explanation of the show command output fields.

Table 104.
queue flags detail
Flag	Meaning
D	Default queue of the port.
U	User defined queue of the port.
E	Outgoing hello packet’s queue in the port.
I	Incoming hello packet’s queue in the port.
Q	Hello packet’s queue size in bytes.

Here is the explanation of the show command output fields.

Table 105.
show interface counters queue-stats output details
Field	Description
Interface	A defined physical interface to which the queue is associated.
Queue/Class-map	Queues associated with a QoS class-map.
Q-Size	The size of a specified queue in bytes.
Output pkts	The number of out bound packets residing in the queues.
Output Bytes	The number of bytes in the outbound queue.
Dropped pkts	The number of packets dropped because of queue overflow.
Dropped bytes	The number of bytes dropped because of queue overflow.
Tx pkts	The number of transmit packets contained in the out bound queue.
Tx bytes	The number of transmit bytes contained in the out bound queue.