IgmpPortResults Object


Description:

IGMP port results.

Parents: IgmpPortConfig

Relations:

Side name
(Type)
Relative Description
ResultParent
(ResultChild)

IgmpPortConfig

Use this to connect a results object to an object.

IgmpPortResults Writable Attributes

There are no writable attributes.

IgmpPortResults Read-Only Attributes

Read-Only Attribute Description
RxFrameCount

Total number of IGMP frames received.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxGeneralQueryCount

Total number of IGMP General Queries received. The General Query is used to learn which groups have members on an attached network.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxGroupAndSourceSpecificQueryCount

Group- and source-specific queries are sent by a multicast router whenever a host leave a specific source of a group. This is to make sure that there are no other hosts of that source and group.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxGroupSpecificQueryCount

Total number of IGMP group-specific queries transmitted. The Group-Specific Query is used to learn if a particular group has any members on an attached network.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxIgmpCheckSumErrorCount

Total number of IGMP messages received with checksum errors.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxIgmpLengthErrorCount

Total number of IGMP messages received with length errors.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxUnknownTypeCount

Total number of IGMP frames of unknown type received.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV1QueryCount

IGMPv1 Host membership query messages are sent to discover which group have members.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV1ReportCount

IGMPv1 reports are sent to multicast routers to indicate that hosts have listeners interested in joining multicast groups whose multicast address is listed in the router's list.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV2QueryCount

Total number of IGMPv2 queries received. Routers use Multicast Listener Query messages to query a subnet for multicast listeners.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV2ReportCount

Similar to IGMPv1 reports, IGMPv2 reports are sent by IGMPv2 hosts if they detect an IGMPv2 router.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV3QueryCount

IGMPv3 Membership Queries are sent by IP multicast routers to query the multicast reception state of neighboring interfaces.

Type: u32

Default: 0

RxV3ReportCount

While functionally similar to IGMPv2 reports, IGMPv3 reports add support for source filtering. This means a host may report interest in receiving packets only from specific addresses. Or, from all but specific addresses sent to a multicast address. This information may be used to avoid delivering multicast packets from specific sources to networks where there are no interested hosts.

Type: u32

Default: 0

Timestamp

Timestamp in seconds of last statistic update.

Type: double

Default: 0

TxFrameCount

Total number of IGMP frames transmitted.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxGeneralQueryCount

Total number of IGMP General Queries transmitted. General Query is used to learn which groups have members on an attached network.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxGroupAndSourceSpecificQueryCount

Group- and source-specific queries are sent by a multicast router whenever a host leave a specific source of a group. This is to make sure that there are no other hosts of that source and group.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxGroupSpecificQueryCount

Total number of IGMP group-specific queries transmitted. The Group-Specific Query is used to learn if a particular group has any members on an attached network.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxLeaveGroupCount

When an IGMP host leaves a multicast group, it may send a Leave Group message to the all-routers multicast group.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV1QueryCount

IGMPv1 Membership Queries are sent by IP multicast routers to query the multicast reception state of neighboring interfaces.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV1ReportCount

IGMPv1 reports are sent to multicast routers to indicate that hosts have listeners interested in joining multicast groups whose multicast address is listed in the router's list.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV2QueryCount

IGMPv2 Membership Queries are sent by IP multicast routers to query the multicast reception state of neighboring interfaces.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV2ReportCount

Similar to IGMPv1 reports, IGMPv2 reports are sent by IGMPv2 hosts if they detect an IGMPv2 router.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3AllowNewSourcesCount

A Source-List-Change Record (SLCR) indicating the group's associated sources have changed such that data from a new set of sources are to be received.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3BlockOldSourcesCount

A Source-List-Change Record (SLCR) indicating the group's associated sources have changed such that data from an existing set of sources are not required.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3ChangeToExcludeModeCount

A Filter-Mode-Change Record (FMCR) indicating the filter-mode of the reception state has changed to exclude mode.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3ChangeToIncludeModeCount

A Filter-Mode-Change Record (FMCR) indicating the filter-mode of the reception state has changed to include mode.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3ModeIsExcludeCount

A Current-State Record (CSR) indicating the current reception state with respect to 1 multicast group at a given interface. The state contains the exclude filter mode.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3ModeIsIncludeCount

A Current-State Record (CSR) indicating the current reception state with respect to 1 multicast group at a given interface. The state contains the include filter mode.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3QueryCount

IGMPv3 Membership Queries are sent by IP multicast routers to query the multicast reception state of neighboring interfaces.

Type: u32

Default: 0

TxV3ReportCount

While functionally similar to IGMPv2 reports, IGMPv3 reports add support for source filtering. This means a host may report interest in receiving packets only from specific addresses. Or, from all but specific addresses sent to a multicast address. This information may be used to avoid delivering multicast packets from specific sources to networks where there are no interested hosts.

Type: u32

Default: 0