InterfaceHealthMetrics

The interface health metrics for the device.

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
buffer_overruns_avg float Monitors the average number of times where incoming data exceeded buffer capacity, potentially leading to data loss. [optional]
buffer_underruns_avg float Tracks the average number of times the data buffer was insufficient to handle outgoing traffic, possibly causing transmission delays. [optional]
drop_packets_avg float Average number of packets dropped by the interface due to network congestion, buffer overflow, or errors. [optional]
duplex_mode str Configuration of the interface regarding data transmission, indicating whether it is set to full, half, or auto-duplex. [optional]
input_bytes_avg float Total amount of data received through the interface, providing insights into the volume of inbound traffic. [optional]
input_errors_avg float The average rate of erroneous packets received, indicative of issues like corruption or transmission errors. [optional]
input_packet_size_avg float Average size of packets received, useful for analysing the nature of inbound traffic. [optional]
interface str Identifier for a specific network interface on the FTD device, used for network traffic management and monitoring. [optional]
interface_name str The name assigned to the interface, facilitating easier identification and configuration. [optional]
interface_type str The physical or logical type of the interface (e.g., Ethernet, virtual, management). [optional]
l2_decode_drops_avg float The average number of packets that could not be processed due to issues at the Data Link layer, including protocol mismatches or corruption. [optional]
link_status str Indicates whether the physical link of the network interface is active (UP) or inactive (DOWN). The interface will be marked as DOWN if there is no traffic through the interface. [optional]
operational_status str Current state of the interface from a functional standpoint, influenced by both administrative settings and physical connectivity. [optional]
output_bytes_avg float Total data sent out through the interface, useful for tracking outbound traffic levels. [optional]
output_errors_avg float Average count of error-ridden packets sent from the device, pointing to problems in packet formation or hardware issues. [optional]
output_packet_size_avg float Average size of packets sent. Helps in understanding the traffic distribution and network load. [optional]

Example

from scc_firewall_manager_sdk.models.interface_health_metrics import InterfaceHealthMetrics

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of InterfaceHealthMetrics from a JSON string
interface_health_metrics_instance = InterfaceHealthMetrics.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(InterfaceHealthMetrics.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
interface_health_metrics_dict = interface_health_metrics_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of InterfaceHealthMetrics from a dict
interface_health_metrics_form_dict = interface_health_metrics.from_dict(interface_health_metrics_dict)

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