Message type: E = Error
Message class: RT - Monitoring infrastructure MSG and alert texts
Message number: 249
Message text: LAN -- Packets in: Packets per second
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RT249
- LAN -- Packets in: Packets per second ?The SAP error message RT249, which refers to "LAN -- Packets in: Packets per second," typically indicates an issue related to network performance or configuration. This error can arise when the number of packets being received on the network interface exceeds a certain threshold, which can lead to performance degradation or connectivity issues. Causes: High Network Traffic: Excessive data transmission can overwhelm the network interface, leading to packet loss or delays. Network
Configuration Issues: Misconfigured network settings, such as incorrect MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) size or duplex settings, can contribute to packet loss. Hardware Limitations: The network interface card (NIC) or other hardware components may not be capable of handling the volume of traffic. Network Congestion: Other devices on the network may be consuming bandwidth, leading to congestion and packet loss. Malware or Network Attacks: Malicious activities, such as DDoS attacks, can generate a high volume of packets, overwhelming the network. Solutions: Monitor Network Traffic: Use network monitoring
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RT248
Monitoring object: LAN
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RT247
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RT250
LAN -- Packets out: Packets per second
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RT251
LAN -- Number of collisions
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