Hi All,
Is there any way of getting detailed statistics from a bridge?
Specifically, I need to know how many frames may have been dropped
because they exceed the MTU of the underlying port. I'm having a few
issues with MTUs not agreeing.
Regards,
Leigh
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On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 10:53:12 +1000 "Leigh Sharpe" <lsharpe at pacificwireless.com.au> wrote:> Hi All, > Is there any way of getting detailed statistics from a bridge? > Specifically, I need to know how many frames may have been dropped > because they exceed the MTU of the underlying port. I'm having a few > issues with MTUs not agreeing. > > Regards, > Leigh >It would not be hard to modify kernel to use one of the existing statistics on the bridge interface to keep track of the dropped packets. I'll look into it if no one else gets to it first (hint, hint)