SatLink VSAT User Guide
Publication no. 101557
Copyright © 2009 – STM Group, Inc.
Page 102 (160)
Field Explanation
Satellite Subnet ID
ID of the Mesh Satellite Subnet the VSAT is a part of.
Satellite Subnet Name
The name of the Mesh Satellite Subnet the VSAT is a part of.
Mesh Controller DLCP MCAST Group
Multicast address is the system wide multicast address that
applies to all mesh VSATs, regardless of the mesh satellite
subnet they belong to.
Default GW Address
The address of the default GW to be used by the VSAT.
DLCP version
The version of the DLCP protocol used by the mesh
controller (DLCP server).
Mesh Address Space
Address range (destinations) to be reached via dynamic mesh
links.
Hub Address Space
Address range (destinations) to be reached using star link (via
hub).
• dvb mesh show –stat
This command shows accumulated mesh statistics. The statistics is reset if the VSAT is put back to
star operation (by disabling mesh operation).
An example of the values displayed by this CLI command:
# dvb mesh show -stat
Dvb Mesh Statistics
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Logon Error : 0
Max connections : 8
Current connection(s): 2
Pending message(s) : 0
Local Remote
LSE Ok : 0 0
LSE Error : 0 0
LSR Ok : 0 0
LSR Error : 0 0
“Local” here denotes link service actions initiated by the VSAT itself. “Remote” denotes the link service
actions initiated by the counter part.
LSE stands for Link Service Establishment. LSR stands for Link Service Release.
The explanation of the displayed values is given in the table below.
Field Explanation
Logon Error
The number of unsuccessful logon attempts.
Max connections
The maximum number of mesh connections. Determined by
the SW license.
Current connection(s)
The current number of active meshes connections.
Pending message(s)
The number of DLCP messages sent to the DLCP server
(mesh controller), which the response to has not been
received.
LSE Ok
Number of successful link service establishments.
LSE Error
Number of rejected link service establishments.
LSR Ok
Number of successful link service releases.
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