More detailed traffic breakdowns for each slice can be found in
/proc/scout/accounts/[slice id]. Each row in the
table gives the counts for a particular socket type:
tcp: standard TCP sockets
udp: standard UDP sockets
raw_tcp: safe raw TCP sockets
raw_udp: safe raw UDP sockets
raw_icmp: safe raw ICMP sockets
misc: unclassified sockets
loopback: all loopback sockets for any protocol
Each column in the table lists counts for that socket type. Counts
maintained are:
sent_pkts: packets sent by the slice
rcvd_pkts: packets received by the slice
drop_pkts: packets destined for the slice
but discarded by the Scout module (currently only raw sockets)
sent_bytes: bytes sent by the slice
rcvd_bytes: bytes received by the slice
drop_bytes: byte count of packets discarded by
the Scout module (currently only raw sockets)
opened_sock: number of sockets that the slice
has opened
closed_sock: number of sockets
that the slice has closed
For instance, in the sent_pkts column, the
raw_udp row counts the packets sent by the slice
on safe raw sockets bound to UDP ports, and the
udp row counts the packets sent on standard UDP
sockets. Together they reflect the total number of UDP packets sent
by the slice. The misc socket type catches
packets sent by the slice that do not fall into one of the other
socket categories. Currently drop_pkts and
drop_bytes are only used for safe raw sockets.
