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Hi,DanRaposo<br />
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I think you need the IP Accounting and IP SLA help. You use &nbsp;NetBrain Workstation to monitor the devices, then use IP Accounting and IP SLA to drill down into the issue details. You can get more information about these features from:<br />
<a href="http://www.netbraintech.com/netbrain-product/operator-edition/operator-edition.php" rel="ugc">http://www.netbraintech.com/netbrain-product/operator-edition/operator-edition.php</a><br />
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Hope it may help.<br />
Susan Samder
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Hi,DanRaposo

I think you need the IP Accounting and IP SLA help. You use  NetBrain Workstation to monitor the devices, then use IP Accounting and IP SLA to drill down into the issue details. You can get more information about these features from:
http://www.netbraintech.com/netbrain-product/operator-edition/operator-edition.php [http://www.netbraintech.com/netbrain-product/operator-edition/operator-edition.php]

Hope it may help.
Susan Samder

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I am using Solar winds Orion to monitor some of the switches in our infrastructure and I am seeing packet loss nearly every morning at the same time. &nbsp;What are the troubleshooting steps that I should take in order to solve where this packet loss is coming from? &nbsp;I am not overly experienced with the Solar Winds monitoring tools, but I can find my way around the IOS on the switch itself.<br />
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I am using Solar winds Orion to monitor some of the switches in our infrastructure and I am seeing packet loss nearly every morning at the same time.  What are the troubleshooting steps that I should take in order to solve where this packet loss is coming from?  I am not overly experienced with the Solar Winds monitoring tools, but I can find my way around the IOS on the switch itself.



How do I best troubleshoot packet loss problems on Cisco Catalyst 65xx

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