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RX errors apply to received packets. Following errors are counted:
RX errors apply to received packets. Following errors are counted:


- Malformed packets: The packet was corrupt. This is a general receive error counter and more detailed counters will be reported below.
* Malformed packets: The packet was corrupt. This is a general receive error counter and more detailed counters will be reported below.
* Bulleted list item Hardware miss: The packet couldn't be received by the network interface card.
* Hardware miss: The packet couldn't be received by the network interface card.
- Out of packet buffer: There have been problems with allocating memory for the packet.
* Out of packet buffer: There have been problems with allocating memory for the packet.
- Undersized: The packet was shorter than the minimum size of 64 Bytes and had a valid CRC.
* Undersized: The packet was shorter than the minimum size of 64 Bytes and had a valid CRC.
- Oversized: The packet exceeded the defined MTU.
* Oversized: The packet exceeded the defined MTU.
- Under or oversized: The packet was either too small or it exceeded MTU.
* Under or oversized: The packet was either too small or it exceeded MTU.
- Bad CRC: Frame check sequence of layer 2 was broken.
* Bad CRC: Frame check sequence of layer 2 was broken.
- Bad fragmentation: The packet was was shorter than the minimum size of 64 Bytes and had a bad CRC.
* Bad fragmentation: The packet was was shorter than the minimum size of 64 Bytes and had a bad CRC.
- Jabber: The packet was longer than the MTU and had a bad CRC.
* Jabber: The packet was longer than the MTU and had a bad CRC.


TX errors indicates errors when sending to the wire fails for some reason.
TX errors indicates errors when sending to the wire fails for some reason.
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