Thanks.  I past these numbers into a spread sheet, so I just needed to know what to call the new numbers.

At 10:00 AM -0500 8/10/05, Nathan Brindle wrote
>Actually the last five counters are new (since late 2003 I believe).  The first of the five is a high-order word of the number of viruses avoided, increasing that counter to 64 bits.  So in other words, it makes the documented 32-bit "Number of copies of infected messages stopped (1.8e on)" counter into a 64-bit counter.
>
>The last four counters remain undocumented at this time, but I believe from what I know about them that they are incrementing because you have SPAM_EXIT enabled for the whitelist/blacklist feature.  Unfortunately I am not at liberty to comment further.
>
>Nathan
>
>At 09:47 AM 8/10/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>>I did a Show CTR and got the following results.  Seems to me the 5 zeroes on the second line are undocumented numbers.  If I remove them, the results match what is described in the manuals.
>>
>>I'm surprised at the 3,031,391 number before the "END" item.  This is supposedly "Number of copies of infected messages stopped".  Not sure what this means since we don't run any virus or spam filters.
>>
>>>
>>> > show ctr 200508
>>>200508 1 0 22149 2288374 1398 59553 404 1344 71322 35399 225884 17785 69520
>>>1313 2330006 0 448070 41729 226935430 70961 32376 19969 0 0 0 0 0 219580
>>>7473 0 3031391 END XPOL 744 225 EOD
>>>
>>>Summary of resource utilization
>>>-------------------------------
>>> CPU time:        0.000 sec                Device I/O:        0
>>> Overhead CPU:    0.000 sec                Paging I/O:        0
>>> CPU model:         4-CPU IBM 9076-WCN
>> > Job origin:      [log in to unmask]
>>


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