RE: about the utilization rate of bandwith

[Chris Larson]

I ahve learned the the numbers are dependant on the BW setting in the router. In other words a load of 9/255 on an interface that has the bandwidth setting at it's default 1544 would not reflect an accurate load on a link that was not a T-1.   Set the bandwidth parameter of the interface or subinterface to the links actual bandwidth to get a better reading.   If anyone has information to the effect that what I have said is not accurate please let me know, as I am not entirely sure myself, but have been told by a couple of CSIS instructors that the load numbers are dependant on the bandwith setting. -----Original Message----- From: Rishard Chapoteau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 4:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: about the utilization rate of bandwith Easy enough to check.  Do a sho int s0, and look at the load.  Take that # / # and divide them.  That will give u the utilization on that line.   Risard ""gary"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 000a01bffd11$cdffd4b0$4c00005a@gary">news:000a01bffd11$cdffd4b0$4c00005a@gary... anyone can tell me how to get the utilization rate of bandwith of cisco router's0 my client complain the speed is very slow. i just want to check whether the bandwith is enough, otherwise, i will improve the bandwith