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Bandwidth Breakdown - Real Time Traffic - Cisco 870
Hi All,
Routers are Cisco 870,877's
Is there anything which will do the following,
In realtime break down the bandwidth,
We have a branch office and the line is slow, will suspect port 80 is effecting our VPNs, but while tools will add up total usage etc it's of no use, its the % of the total traffic that important,
I need a tool that will show the current bandwidth and "then" break this down in % terms what is making that up, so when users report slowness I can dial in and check in realtime what is happening and the bandwidth break down
I.E.
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Web 75%
Vpn 20%
SMTP 5%
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Any ideas?
Routers are Cisco 870,877's
Is there anything which will do the following,
In realtime break down the bandwidth,
We have a branch office and the line is slow, will suspect port 80 is effecting our VPNs, but while tools will add up total usage etc it's of no use, its the % of the total traffic that important,
I need a tool that will show the current bandwidth and "then" break this down in % terms what is making that up, so when users report slowness I can dial in and check in realtime what is happening and the bandwidth break down
I.E.
--------------------------
Web 75%
Vpn 20%
SMTP 5%
--------------------------
Any ideas?
Can you put together a simple diagram of the network? Are you trying to monitor a line back to your office that carries all their internet traffic as well as internal traffic?
Hi,
I think Cisco 870 does not support Netflow which breaks down the total traffic on per IP and per protocol basis. You may however have a look at Nprobe;
www.ntop.org/nProbe.html
I think Cisco 870 does not support Netflow which breaks down the total traffic on per IP and per protocol basis. You may however have a look at Nprobe;
www.ntop.org/nProbe.html
ASKER
Hi Akalbfell,
Yes it is, 2 offices all Terminal Servives via VPN - all the branch traffic goes out the same line, the branch office reports pausing and slow updates on the TS sessions, when we had another office that one was fine, so we are sure the issues rests at the remote site,
Yes it is, 2 offices all Terminal Servives via VPN - all the branch traffic goes out the same line, the branch office reports pausing and slow updates on the TS sessions, when we had another office that one was fine, so we are sure the issues rests at the remote site,
ASKER
Hi uetian1707:
Thank you for the link
Thank you for the link
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Hi gengw2000,
That looks very interesting - I will download and test, I'm not around next week but will update on my return,
That looks very interesting - I will download and test, I'm not around next week but will update on my return,
ASKER
Hi Gengw2000,
That seems to fit the bill, I tested here, shame its not free : - ) but will monitor 8 hosts and you can chance which 8 as it suits,
Many Thanks
That seems to fit the bill, I tested here, shame its not free : - ) but will monitor 8 hosts and you can chance which 8 as it suits,
Many Thanks
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I also found this, basic but shows realtime usage per IP and helps track down PC concerned then use the trial above for more details
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