OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace

The OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace displays performance information for the OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S Ethernet adapters. The OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace is accessed only as a drilldown from the OSA Channels workspace. The drilldown link from the OSA Channels workspace is enabled only when the OSA channel Subtype attribute value defines the adapter as an OSA-Express5S. The OSA channel Subtype attribute is a field contained in the OSA-Express Channels Summary table workspace.

To display the OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace, do the following:

  1. Click the OSA navigator item for a specific TCP/IP stack to display the OSA Channels workspace.
  2. If the value for the OSA channel Subtype attribute in the Ports Summary for Channel channel_number table is osaexp5gigabitEthernet, osaexp5oneThousandBaseTEthernet or osaexp5tenGigabitEthernet, right-click the Link icon by one of the rows of the Ports Summary for Channel channel_number table.
  3. Click OSA-Express5S Ports to display the OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace.
Note: Some OSA-Express adapters can have two ports per OSA CHPID or four per physical card/feature.
Additional workspaces:
Right-click the OSA Navigator item to display the following workspaces:
Links to other workspaces:
This workspace links to the following workspace:
Data source:
The IBM® Enterprise MIB and IBM OSA–Express Direct SNMP Enterprise Specific MIB or the IBMTCPIPMVS-MIB are the sources of data for this workspace. Some OSA data is collected using the z/OS® Communications Server callable network management interface (NMI).
Data filter:
None
Configuration parameter:
Set the values indicated for the following PARMGEN parameters:
KN3_TCP_COLLECT_STACK Y
and either
KN3_TCP_OSA Y
or
KN3_TCP_OSA_COLL Y
You must enable the SNMP daemon.
Views:
The OSA-Express5S Ports Summary workspace contains the following views:
  • Packet Rate: Displays the names of OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports and packet rate during the most recent collection interval. The information is presented in a bar graph where Yellow represents packet rate.
  • Packets Sent or Received: Displays the names of OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports with packets sent or received during the most recent collection interval. The information is presented in a bar graph where:
    • Yellow represents packet sent.
    • Blue represents packets received.
  • No Free Buffers or Descriptors: Displays the names of OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports with no free buffers or descriptors during the most recent collection interval. The information is presented in a bar graph where:
    • Yellow represents no free buffer space on NIC.
    • Blue represents no free descriptors on LAN.
    • Pink represents no free descriptors on NIC.
  • Packet Errors: Displays the names of OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports with packet errors during the most recent collection interval. The information is presented in a bar graph where:
    • Yellow represents alignment errors.
    • Blue represents jabber frames received.
    • Pink represents frame check sequence errors.
    • Green represents undersized frames received.
    • Cyan represents oversized frames received.
    • Olive represents length packets received.
  • Ports Errors for Channel channel_number table: Displays error data for the OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports, where channel_number is the selected channel number link attribute.
  • Ports Summary for Channel channel_number table: Displays summary data for the OSA-Express5S and OSA-Express6S ports, where channel_number is the selected channel number link attribute.