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3HUIRUPDQFH0RQLWRULQJMany interfaces and operation modes collect summary packetcountsuseful in monitoring and evaluating link and interfaceperformance. In most cases the counts are cumulative since thesystem was last booted. Counters can only be reset by resettingthe CE150. For complete information on available performancemonitoring groups and their objects, see the specific tables inthe CopperEdge 150 CopperCraft Reference and MIB Definitionsmanual.,30RQLWRULQJZLWK,I7DEOHJURXSThe IfTable is a MIB-II standard table where information on IPinterfaces and their data performance is collected and stored.The IfTable includes only IP interfaces. Therefore, Frame RelayPVCs used only as policy-routed destinations do not appear inthe table. PVCs that have IP addresses on either end appear inthe IfTable, but only IP-routed packets are counted; policy-routedpackets are not counted in the IfTable.9&0RQLWRULQJZLWKIU&LUFXLW7DEOHThe frCircuit group is a standard Frame Relay MIB table withconfiguration and performance information about the configuredPVCs. Information in this table is specific to Frame Relayand does not include data on IP addresses and routing.0RQLWRULQJ)UDPH5HOD\(UURUVZLWKIU(UU7DEOHThe frErrTable, also derived from RFC-1315, is a standard tableof information about the most recent errored frame detectedover a specified Frame Relay interface.'LVDEOLQJ'HSURYLVLRQLQJDQ,QWHUIDFHTo temporarily take any interface or port out of service, set theIfTable AdminStatus to Down. To restore service at the samelevel and to the same users, enter this command:CRAFT> set iftable [pii] adminstatus=upTo completely deprovision a port (that is, remove it as an activeinterface or prepare it for a fresh configuration), set the cmIfacetable entry for the interface to NetModel=None, and clear theName, Group, and AdditionalInfo objects.&KDSWHU5RXWLQJ)RUZDUGLQJ0DQDJLQJ/LQNV