This page shows the Ethernet connection status for your ADSL Router. Information on packets received, transmitted and so on are also indicated.
Port Name | The name of the system port that is used to transport ATM data. |
Active | Indicates whether the Ethernet / USB interface is active. |
Connected | The
current
Ethernet / USB link status of your Router. True means the Ethernet / USB link is established False means the Ethernet / USB is not established |
Link
speed (x 100bps) |
The maximum transmitting / receiving speed that can be achieved between your Router and your PC. |
Rx packets | The actual number of packets received from ADSL Service Provider. |
Tx packets | The actual number of packets transmitted to ADSL Service Provider. |
Rx bad packets | The actual number of bad packets received from ADSL Service Provider. |
Tx bad packets | The actual number of bad packets transmitted to ADSL Service Provider. |
Rx CRC errors | The actual number of packets
received with CRC errors from ADSL Service Provider. (CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Checking is a method used in checking of errors in data that has been transmitted on a communications link). |
Tx Collisions | The actual number of packets that encountered collision during transmission to ADSL Service Provider. |
Rx over-long packets | The actual number of packets received that exceeded the standard size of 1518 bytes. |
Tx excessive collisions | The actual number of packets transmitted that exceeded the number of re-tries due to collision. |
Rx short packets | The actual number of packets received that fell below the standard size of 64 bytes. |