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Burst Errors indicates that the adapter repeated or copied a frame or token and a violation
of the hardware clocking protocol was detected. A high count in this field might indicate a
hardware problem in the upstream neighborhood of this adapter.
AC Errors indicates that the upstream neighbor of this adapter could not set the ARI/FCI
bits in a Monitor Present frame. A high count in this field might indicate a hardware problem
in the upstream neighborhood of this adapter.
Abort Transmit Errors indicates that the adapter experienced a problem with the DMA
circuit. A high count in this field might indicate a hardware problem with the adapter.
Internal Errors is an unexpected errror that occurred in the adapter. A non-zero count in
this field might indicate a hardware problem with the adapter.
Lost Frame Errors indicates that the adapter was attempting to strip a frame transmitted
from the ring and was unable to receive the end-of-frame. A high count in this field might
indicate a hardware problem in the upstream neighborhood of the adapter.
Receive Congestions is incremented each time a frame addressed to this adapter cannot
be copied from the ring due to lack of local buffer space on the adapter. A high count in this
field might indicate that the adapter is supporting too many connections and needs a higher
transfer rate.
Frame Copied Errors is incremented when the adapter recognizes a frame addressed to
its specific address but finds that the ARI bits are not set to 0. A high count in this field
indicates line hits, an adapter with a duplicate address, or a malfunctioning adapter in the
local ring.
Token Errors is incremented only when the adapter is the active monitor and detects an
error in the token protocol. A high count in this field might indicate a hardware problem in
another adapter in the local ring.
Soft Errors is incremented when the adapter transmits a soft-error MAC frame. A soft error
is a transient error that does not affect normal ring operation and can be corrected by the
higher-layer communications protocol. A high count in this field might indicate a hardware
or noise problem in the local ring.
Hard Errors is incremented when the adapter is transmitting and receiving Beacon MAC
frames. A high count in this field indicates an error condition.
Signal Loss indicates that the adapter has detected a temporary loss of signal on the local
ring. A high count in this field might indicate a malfunction in the local ring.
Transmit Beacons is incremented when the adapter transmits beacons to the local ring.
This condition might indicate that a station tried to enter the ring at the wrong speed or a
transient error was detected. A high count in this field might indicate an error condition.
Recoveries is incremented when the adapter detects claim-token MAC frames on the ring.
A high count in this field might indicate that the ring cannot recover automatically from an
error.
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