Hi Giovane,
There's not way to measure the traffic on a port via SNMP, maybe with netflow, but JFFNMS does not curretnly support netflow.
Javier
Giovane wrote:
Hello Folks,
I'm generating netflow traffic from my cisco router to a pc. So I added manually a interface to monitor the netwflow port. I got, no problem. The question is that the only graph type I got doing this was connection delay. I would like to get the bandwith on this port, but I think it's more a snmp problem than jffnms. Am I right? Is there anything to do to solve this ?
Thank you all,
Giovane Moreira PoP-GO RNP
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