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Signed-off-by: Chuck SmileyRekiere <chuck.smileyrekiere@candelatech.com>
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Chuck SmileyRekiere
2021-05-04 13:09:43 -06:00
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@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ class L3VariableTime(Realm):
tput = 0
count = 0
#print("endp-stats-for-port, port-eid: ", eid_name)
#print("endp-stats-for-port, port-eid: {}".format(eid_name))
eid = self.name_to_eid(eid_name)
# Convert all eid elements to strings
@@ -230,6 +230,11 @@ class L3VariableTime(Realm):
#pprint(e)
eid_endp = e["eid"].split(".")
print("Comparing eid: ", eid, " to endp-id: ", eid_endp)
# Look through all the endpoints (endps), to find the port the eid_name is using.
# The eid_name that has the same Shelf, Resource, and Port as the eid_endp (looking at all the endps)
# Then read the eid_endp to get the delay, jitter and rx rate
# Note: the endp eid is shelf.resource.port.endp-id, the eid can be treated somewhat as
# child class of port-eid , and look up the port the eid is using.
if eid[0] == eid_endp[0] and eid[1] == eid_endp[1] and eid[2] == eid_endp[2]:
lat += int(e["delay"])
jit += int(e["jitter"])
@@ -804,6 +809,7 @@ Station Address PHY Mbps Data Mbps Air Use Data Use Retries bw mc
print("regedit had issue with re.search ")
# Query all of our ports
# Note: the endp eid is the shelf.resource.port.endp-id
port_eids = self.gather_port_eids()
for eid_name in port_eids:
eid = self.name_to_eid(eid_name)
@@ -829,6 +835,7 @@ Station Address PHY Mbps Data Mbps Air Use Data Use Retries bw mc
print("port: ")
pprint(p)
# Find latency, jitter for connections using this port.
latency, jitter, tput = self.get_endp_stats_for_port(p["port"], endps)