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IPv6 RX Total number of received IPv6 packets since the beginning of
the test with RUN.
IPv6 packets are encapsulated in Ethernet frames carrying
the 0x86dd Type.
Unicast pkts. Aggregated count of unicast IPv4 and IPv6 packets received
from the beginning of the test.
An IPv4 unicast packet is a packet directed to a unicast IPv4
address. An IPv4 unicast address is any valid, not-broadcast
Class A (1.0.0.1 - 126.255.255.254), Class B (128.1.0.1 -
191.255.255.254) or Class C (192.0.0.1 - 192.255.254.254)
address.
An IPv6 unicast packet is a packet directed to a unicast IPv6
address. All non-multicast IPv6 (prefix ff00::/8) packets are
considered to be unicast.
Multicast pkts. Aggregated count of unicast IPv4 and IPv6 packets received
from the beginning of the test.
An IPv4 multicast packet is a packet directed to a multicast
IPv4 address. An IPv4 multicast address is any valid Class D
(224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255) address.
An IPv6 multicast packet is a packet directed to a multicast
IPv6 address. IPv6 multicast addresses is an address start-
ing with the ff00::/8 prefix.
Broadcast pkts. Total count of broadcast IP packets received from the begin-
ning of the test.
An IPv4 broadcast packet is a packet directed to the currently
configured network broadcast address or the global broad-
cast address (255.255.255.255). The network broadcast
address is the IPv4 address that has all the host bits set to 1.
There is no definition for IPv6 multicast addresses. For this
reason IPv6 statistics are not included in this result field.
UDP UDP packets or segments are IP packets carrying the User
Datagram Protocol (UDP) defined in RFC 768.
The protocol number assigned to UDP is 17.
Table 5.3: Global Network Statistics
Metric Description
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