On Feb 7, 2008 10:07 PM, Gary Gatten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Network bandwidth is "always" rated in bits – not Bytes – so in answer to > your first question - it's bits for throughput. Now for Data Sent / Rcvd – > that will be bytes. > > > > Percentage of traffic is either the sum of all traffic for a given host > compared to network traffic as a whole, or a specific protocol compared to > all traffic. For example, host A total traffic sent and rcvd is 100MB and > total network traffic is 1GB, host A will be 10%. If you're looking at a > specific host and looking at hourly buckets for the last 24 hours, then the > percents show there will help show that hosts busy times. If a host as 90% > of his daily traffic at 3am – what's happening at 3am? > > > > Hope that helps? Just play around with it a little a do some testing > monitoring traffic to/from your own workstation. Maybe do some downloads > (of known size) and see how it impacts the various graphs for your host? > > > > Gary > > > > > ------------------------------ > Hi Gary,
Thanks a lot for replying. Regards Ankush
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