a 486 with 16mb of ram, linux, and mrtg...
-PAtrick
>>> "Rafay Aslam" 03/22/02 11:25AM >>>
HI Guys
I wanted to know how much traffic is passing through my T1 or how much
traffic is utilizing my T1 bandwidth. Tell me the most efficent and accurate
way of finding it.
Thanks,
> Confi
MRTG and any old computer running your favorite flavor of linux
""Rafay Aslam"" wrote in message
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> HI Guys
> I wanted to know how much traffic is passing through my T1 or how much
> traffic is utilizing my T1 bandwidth. Tell me the most efficent and
a
Guys
I wanted to know traffic utilization on my T1 which is connected with a
Cisco2600 router.
?
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> a 486 with 16mb of ram, linux, and mrtg...
>
> -PAtrick
>
> >>> "Rafay Aslam" 03/22/02 11:25AM >>>
> HI Guys
> I wa
As everyone else suggested, the free way to do it is run MRTG (
www.mrtg.org ). It can be run on Windows and Linux, better and easier to
setup on LINUX. You then configure snmp on your 2600. The machine running
mrtg will collect the snmp data and make a graph of your traffic utilization
over your
you mean something like this? This is a png of our internet connection
Use mrtg
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/
>>> "Rafay Aslam" 03/22/02 11:46AM >>>
Guys
I wanted to know traffic utilization on my T1 which is connected with a
Cisco2600 router.
?
""Patrick Ramsey"" wro
An excellent piece of software is Concord. It uses SNMP to poll all the
intefaces on all the routers in your network and gather bandwidth usage data
from any day or time period. As weel as other useful things.
Danny
""Rafay Aslam"" wrote in message
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> I wanted to know traffic utilization on my T1 which is
> connected with a Cisco2600 router.
MRTG is a freeware perl script that was written to gather router/switch
interface statistics using SNMP. It creates attractive graphs and many of
us use it to do long-term monitoring/graphing of their
>>> "Patrick Ramsey" 03/22 11:35 AM >>>
a 486 with 16mb of ram, linux, and mrtg...
-PAtrick
>>> "Rafay Aslam" 03/22/02 11:25AM >>>
HI Guys
I wanted to know how much traffic is passing through my T1 or how much
traffic is utilizing my T1 bandwidth. Tell me the most efficent and accurate
way of
show interface serial
That's the most efficient method!
At 11:25 AM 3/22/02, Rafay Aslam wrote:
>HI Guys
>I wanted to know how much traffic is passing through my T1 or how much
>traffic is utilizing my T1 bandwidth. Tell me the most efficent and accurate
>way of finding it.
>
>Thanks,
__
efficient? heh Maybe it's efficient per telnet session... :) oh
yeah...that MUST be what you were talking about!
now...let's see do that once every 5 minutes (assuming you work 24 hrs a
day) and you would telnet into your router 288 times a day :)
>>> "Priscilla Oppenheimer" 03/22/02 0
There are more options than mrtg, you could use nrg with RRD Tools
Rafay Aslam wrote:
>
> HI Guys
> I wanted to know how much traffic is passing through my T1 or
> how much
> traffic is utilizing my T1 bandwidth. Tell me the most efficent
> and accurate
> way of finding it.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
can you guys explain me , how to setup SNMP on cisco router.
command references would be greatly appreciated.
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> command references would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/intsolns/as5xipmo/sysmgt.
htm#xtocid14875
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=configuring+snmp+ios
>>> Noman 03/22/02 05:54PM >>>
can you guys explain me , how to setup SNMP on cisco router.
command references would be greatly appreciated.
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