The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.
# Display the number of URPF-dropped L2TP user packets on all interface boards.
<HUAWEI> display l2tp-user urpf discard statistics
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Slot IPv4 discard packets (high, low) IPv6 discard packets (high, low)
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4 (0, 4339411) (0, 865310)
8 (0, 5631467) (0, 642651)
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Table 1 Description of the display l2tp-user urpf discard statistics command output
Item |
Description |
Slot |
slot ID of an interface board to which a user belongs.
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IPv4 discard packets (high, low) |
Statistics on discarded IPv4 packets. "-" indicates no statistics; otherwise, the statistics will be shown in the form of "(high, low)". The statistics is calculated using 64-bit counter size, the left-most 32 bits are high value, and the right-most 32 bits are low value. Both the high and low values are in decimal. The statistics=high* (0xFFFFFFFF) +low.
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IPv6 discard packets (high, low) |
Statistics on discarded IPv6 packets. "-" indicates no statistics; otherwise, the statistics will be shown in the form of "(high, low)". The statistics is calculated using 64-bit counter size, the left-most 32 bits are high value, and the right-most 32 bits are low value. Both the high and low values are in decimal. The statistics=high* (0xFFFFFFFF) +low.
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