IPGlobalStatistics.PacketFragmentFailures Property
Definition
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Gets the number of Internet Protocol (IP) packets that could not be fragmented.
public:
abstract property long PacketFragmentFailures { long get(); };public abstract long PacketFragmentFailures { get; }[System.Runtime.Versioning.UnsupportedOSPlatform("android")]
public abstract long PacketFragmentFailures { get; }member this.PacketFragmentFailures : int64[<System.Runtime.Versioning.UnsupportedOSPlatform("android")>]
member this.PacketFragmentFailures : int64Public MustOverride ReadOnly Property PacketFragmentFailures As LongProperty Value
An Int64 value that specifies the total number of packets that required fragmentation but had the "Don't Fragment" bit set.
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Examples
The following code example displays reassembly statistics for IP packets.
void ShowFragmentationStatistics()
{
IPGlobalProperties ^ properties = IPGlobalProperties::GetIPGlobalProperties();
IPGlobalStatistics ^ ipstat = properties->GetIPv4GlobalStatistics();
Console::WriteLine( " Reassembly Data:" );
Console::WriteLine( " Reassembly Timeout .................. : {0}",
ipstat->PacketReassemblyTimeout );
Console::WriteLine( " Reassemblies Required ............... : {0}",
ipstat->PacketReassembliesRequired );
Console::WriteLine( " Packets Reassembled ................. : {0}",
ipstat->PacketsReassembled );
Console::WriteLine( " Packets Fragmented .................. : {0}",
ipstat->PacketsFragmented );
Console::WriteLine( " Fragment Failures ................... : {0}",
ipstat->PacketFragmentFailures );
}
public static void ShowFragmentationStatistics()
{
IPGlobalProperties properties = IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties();
IPGlobalStatistics ipstat = properties.GetIPv4GlobalStatistics();
Console.WriteLine(" Reassembly Data:");
Console.WriteLine(" Reassembly Timeout .................. : {0}",
ipstat.PacketReassemblyTimeout);
Console.WriteLine(" Reassemblies Required ............... : {0}",
ipstat.PacketReassembliesRequired);
Console.WriteLine(" Packets Reassembled ................. : {0}",
ipstat.PacketsReassembled);
Console.WriteLine(" Packets Fragmented .................. : {0}",
ipstat.PacketsFragmented);
Console.WriteLine(" Fragment Failures ................... : {0}",
ipstat.PacketFragmentFailures);
}
Public Shared Sub ShowFragmentationStatistics()
Dim properties As IPGlobalProperties = IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties()
Dim ipstat As IPGlobalStatistics = properties.GetIPv4GlobalStatistics()
Console.WriteLine(" Reassembly Data:")
Console.WriteLine(" Reassembly Timeout .................. : {0}", ipstat.PacketReassemblyTimeout)
Console.WriteLine(" Reassemblies Required ............... : {0}", ipstat.PacketReassembliesRequired)
Console.WriteLine(" Packets Reassembled ................. : {0}", ipstat.PacketsReassembled)
Console.WriteLine(" Packets Fragmented .................. : {0}", ipstat.PacketsFragmented)
Console.WriteLine(" Fragment Failures ................... : {0}", ipstat.PacketFragmentFailures)
End Sub
Remarks
Packets that exceed the maximum size for IP transport are broken into fragments and reassembled at the destination. The value returned by this property indicates the number of packets that needed to be fragmented for IP transport but could not be because the packet header specified that the packet not be fragmented.
