Router Connection Statistics

This list presents static information about the neighbor connection.

The name of the local router. (See also Routing Table Entry.)

The name of the neighbor (remote router).

The name of the (local) neighbor interface that specifies the neighbor connection. rvrd generated this number automatically when you configured the neighbor interface, and incorporates it into the neighbor ID.

TCP port that this router uses to communicate with the neighbor.

TCP port that the neighbor (remote router) uses to communicate with the local router.

Path cost of the neighbor link.

TLS security feature for the neighbor link.

Data compression feature for the neighbor link.

When a connection uses TLS with data compression, then compression statistics are not available (because TLS does the compression). For background information, see Data Compression, and SSL Connection with Compression.

When backlog protection is enabled, this item displays the threshold for disconnect from the neighbor. See Backlog Protection.

This table displays statistics about the volume of data on the neighbor connection.

The Inbound row displays statistics about inbound data from the remote neighbor to the local router.

The Outbound row displays statistics about outbound data from the local router to the remote neighbor.

Cumulative count of messages.

Cumulative count of bytes (without compression).

Data transmission rate during the most recent interval.

Cumulative count of compressed bytes.

This item displays non-zero only when both of the neighbors specify data compression on the Add New Neighbor Interface.

Compression ratio.

This item displays non-zero only when both of the neighbors specify data compression on the Add New Neighbor Interface.

This table displays statistics not related to either inbound or outbound data transmission.

Peak backlog of outbound data (in bytes) since the last reset of statistics. See also, Backlog Protection.

Current backlog of outbound data (in bytes). See also, Backlog Protection.

Cumulative count of times when the neighbor link became disconnected and subsequently reconnected. (For example, network failure or backlog protection could cause a disconnect.)

Cumulative counts of inbound and outbound bytes (without compression) since the start of the neighbor connection. The Reset Statistics button does not affect these items.