If the method succeeds, rc is 0 else rc > 0. Values above 0x8000 indicate Warnings.

If the method succeeds, message is NULL else message contains Error/Warning message.

Pointer to the protocolip List.

Clear the statsistics / counters

IP packets received.

IP packets received.

Bytes of IP data received.

Bytes of IP data received.

IP packets transmitted.

IP packets transmitted.

Bytes of IP data transmitted.

Bytes of IP data transmitted.

Megabits of IP data received.

Megabits of IP data received.

Megabits of IP data transmitted.

Megabits of IP data transmitted.

Total routed packets.

Rate routed packets.

Total routed Mbits

Rate routed Mbits

Total routed IP bytes.

Rate routed IP bytes.

IP fragments received.

Fragmented IP packets successfully reassembled on the Citrix ADC.

IP packets that the Citrix ADC attempts to reassemble. If one of the fragments is missing, the whole packet is dropped.

IP address lookups performed by the Citrix ADC. When a packet is received on a non-established session, the Citrix ADC checks if the destination IP address is one of the Citrix ADC owned IP addresses.

IP address lookups performed by the Citrix ADC that have failed because the destination IP address of the packet does not match any of the Citrix ADC owned IP addresses.

UDP fragments forwarded to the client or the server.

TCP fragments forwarded to the client or the server.

Fragmented packets created by the Citrix ADC.

Packets received with an IP checksum error.

Packets received that could not be reassembled. This can occur when there is a checksum failure, an identification field mismatch, or when one of the fragments is missing.

Packets received for which the reassembled data exceeds the Ethernet packet data length of 1500 bytes.

Packets received with a fragment length of 0 bytes.

Duplicate IP fragments received. This can occur when the acknowledgement was not received within the expected time.

Fragments received that are out of order.

Packets received in which the destination IP address was not reachable or not owned by the Citrix ADC.

Packets received in which the protocol specified in the IP header is unknown to the Citrix ADC.

Packets received for which the VIP is down. This can occur when all the services bound to the VIP are down or the VIP is manually disabled.

Packets received that contain an error in one or more components of the IP header.

Packets for which the time-to-live (TTL) expired during transit. These packets are dropped.

Attempts to open a new connection to a service for which the maximum limit has been exceeded. Default value, 0, applies no limit.

Packets received on a port or service that is not configured.

Land-attack packets received. The source and destination addresses are the same.

Packets received in which an invalid data length is specified, or the value in the length field and the actual data length do not match. The range for the Ethernet packet data length is 0-1500 bytes.

Total number of packets received by Citrix ADC with invalid IP packet size.

Truncated IP packets received. An overflow in the routers along the path can truncate IP packets.

Truncated non-IP packets received.

Packets received that contain a 0 value in the next hop field. These packets are dropped.

Packets received with a length greater than the normal maximum transmission unit of 1514 bytes.

IP packets transmitted with a bad MAC address.