<lm-input-statistics>

Usage

<lm-peer-statistics>
    <lm-input-statistics>
        <lm-received-packets>...</lm-received-packets>
        <lm-received-bad-packets>...</lm-received-bad-packets>
        <lm-received-misordered-packets>...</lm-received-misordered-packets>
        <lm-small-packets>lm-small-packets</lm-small-packets>
        <lm-bad-version>lm-bad-version</lm-bad-version>
        <lm-no-peer>lm-no-peer</lm-no-peer>
        <lm-no-cc>lm-no-cc</lm-no-cc>
        <lm-wrong-state>lm-wrong-state</lm-wrong-state>
        <lm-stale-ack>lm-stale-ack</lm-stale-ack>
        <lm-stale-nack>lm-stale-nack</lm-stale-nack>
    </lm-input-statistics>
</lm-peer-statistics>

Description

Input statistics.

Contents

<lm-bad-version>—Number of packets with unsupported protocol version.

<lm-no-cc>—Number of messages received for unknown control channel.

<lm-no-peer>—Number of messages received for unknown peer.

<lm-received-bad-packets>—Number of bad packets received.

<lm-received-misordered-packets>—Number of out-of-order packets received.

<lm-received-packets>—Number of packets received.

<lm-small-packets>—Number of packets too small to process.

<lm-stale-ack>—Number of acknowledgments received for unknown messages.

<lm-stale-nack>—Number of negative acknowledgments received for unknown messages.

<lm-wrong-state>—Number of messages received for control channel in wrong state.