Hi.. Dear all,
May I know is there a command to check the real bandwidth of the frame relay
line? I have a frame relay link from Singapore to Jakarta as shown. what is
mean by BW 64 Kbit, ? They told me it is 128K, CIR 64K, but I cannot tell
from below.
Sim
Serial0 is up, line protocol is
The bandwidth 64K is used as a metric for routing and not the "actual"
bandwidth of the interface.
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> Hi.. Dear all,
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> May I know is there a command to check the real bandwidth of the frame
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>Hi Sim
> If you are running CISCO frame encap then you can see the bandwidth
>of
>the line
The best way I have found to verify is to look at bandwidth using a network monitoring
tool.
If you see bandwidth utilization stop consistantly at half of what you are supposed to
have. This is a good indicator they are not giving you all of the bandwidth you
thought
you had.
This won't tell
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