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Scott Clayton
Platform Engineering Manager, APS
AristaSoft Inc.
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 11:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Bandwidth Monitoring without a router
I have a network in which I have ethernet in from my ISP downstairs into
the outside interface of a PIX-520 (soon to be a 515-UR with failover, I
hope. I don't need the bandwidth of a 520, and it's borrowed.) I have a
currently empty inside network, and everything's on the DMZ network
awaiting being moved. This is better than things were before I got the
firewall, anyway...
Behind the PIX is a HP Procurve 4000M (with the latest flash image)
which has a couple VLANs and has various systems plugged into it.
How can I best monitor bandwidth usage on a setup like this in my
absence? I'd like to have a nice graph printed for me and all that, but
I can deal with average numbers for n minute periods; The important
point here is for the IT staff to get the numbers; If I need to generate
marketdroid-level graphs later, I can put the data into a spreadsheet
and graph it.
I have linux, NT4, and Windows 2000 at my disposal. The Procurve
switches will let you specify a port as a monitoring port.
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