on 4/29/2004 3:54 PM Scott Weeks said the following:
> It just occurred to me that I can just have the program sum all the
> physical interfaces and graph the total. This is kludgy, but it
> should be the same as graphing the virtual interface.
That doesn't work for people who have multiple vlans per interface. :(
Can the ve interfaces support counters since (IIRC) Foundry just
programs the CAM with the proper routes and switches the traffic?
Devon
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Clifton Royston)
Date: Thu Apr 29 18:49:12 2004
Subject: [f-nsp] snmp question
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On Thu, Apr 29, 2004 at 12:54:34PM -0700, Scott Weeks wrote:
> Where we have several physical interfaces going to bldg a.
>
> interface ethernet 2/1
> port-name Building A-5915
> !
> interface ethernet 2/2
> port-name Building A-5921
> !
> interface ethernet 2/3
> port-name Building A-5927
>
> It just occurred to me that I can just have the program sum all the
> physical interfaces and graph the total. This is kludgy, but it should be
> the same as graphing the virtual interface.
Yes, I have done this in the past with Cricket. It works for the N:1
real:virtual case, but of course not for the other way around.
> Mahalo from a mainland-constrained (temporarily) Oahu and Maui person. I
> did the Digital Island thing (just down Bishop St.) a few years
> back. Good luck on the Series A financing!
Thanks, we are definitely looking!
I knew a few guys at DI (John Englehart, and much later Jason
Forester) slightly from other contexts, mainly from their Hawaii Online
days. One of the highest implied compliments LavaNet ever got as an
ISP was when pretty near the entire systems department of HOL came over
to sign up for LavaNet accounts en masse.
-- Clifton
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