<error-information>

Usage

<passive-monitoring-information>
    <error-information>
        <error-packets-dropped-no-memory>error-packets-dropped-no-memory
                                    </error-packets-dropped-no-memory>
        <error-packets-dropped-not-ip>error-packets-dropped-not-ip
                                    </error-packets-dropped-not-ip>
        <error-packets-dropped-not-ipv4>error-packets-dropped-not-ipv4
                                    </error-packets-dropped-not-ipv4>
        <error-packets-too-small>error-packets-too-small</error-packets-too-small>
        <error-allocation-failures>error-allocation-failures
                                    </error-allocation-failures>
        <error-free-failures>error-free-failures</error-free-failures>
        <error-free-list-failures>error-free-list-failures</error-free-list-failures>
        <error-memory-warning>error-memory-warning</error-memory-warning>
        <error-memory-overload>error-memory-overload</error-memory-overload>
        <error-packets-per-second-overload>error-packets-per-second-overload
                                    </error-packets-per-second-overload>
        <error-bytes-per-second-overload>error-bytes-per-second-overload
                                    </error-bytes-per-second-overload>
    </error-information>
</passive-monitoring-information>

Description

Passive monitoring error information.

Contents

<error-allocation-failures>—Number of failed attempts to allocate memory.

<error-bytes-per-second-overload>—Whether the number of incoming bytes exceeds the designed per-second limit.

<error-free-failures>—Number of failed attempts to free memory.

<error-free-list-failures>—Number of operations that failed because free list memory is exhausted.

<error-memory-overload>—Whether memory is exhausted.

<error-memory-warning>—Reached low memory condition.

<error-packets-dropped-no-memory>—Number of packets dropped because memory is exhausted.

<error-packets-dropped-not-ip>—Number of packets dropped because they are not IP.

<error-packets-dropped-not-ipv4>—Number of packets dropped because they are not IPv4.

<error-packets-per-second-overload>—Whether the number of incoming packets exceeds the designed per-second limit.

<error-packets-too-small>—Number of packets dropped because their header is too small.