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For some reason, when I reset the counters on our switch, only the lower 40-bits of the RCV_BYTES counter are set to zero. The most significant 24-bits are set to 0x0000ff, which leads to a value of more than 1 peta-byte after a reset. As a quick fix, I always set the the most significant 24-bits of this counter to zero manually by performing a bitwise AND with 0x000000ffffffffff.
This issue should be investigated further and, if possible, a better solution should be developed.
For some reason, when I reset the counters on our switch, only the lower 40-bits of the RCV_BYTES counter are set to zero. The most significant 24-bits are set to 0x0000ff, which leads to a value of more than 1 peta-byte after a reset. As a quick fix, I always set the the most significant 24-bits of this counter to zero manually by performing a bitwise AND with 0x000000ffffffffff.
This issue should be investigated further and, if possible, a better solution should be developed.
Current solution in IbPort.cpp:
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