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Well, the ASA has something similar build in the ASDM, don't know if it's exactly what your looking for though:<br />
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Well, the ASA has something similar build in the ASDM, don't know if it's exactly what your looking for though:

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I recently replaced my PIX 520 with an ASA 5510 and was looking for a bandwidth monitoring tool like the old Syslog Junction that I used to use.<br />
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It would seem that I cannot get the old version of that program to work, but loved its simplicity and graphing. I just want to locate the bandwidth hogs on my internal network.<br />
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Is there something similar that I could use that would be compatible with the new ASA 5510?
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I recently replaced my PIX 520 with an ASA 5510 and was looking for a bandwidth monitoring tool like the old Syslog Junction that I used to use.

It would seem that I cannot get the old version of that program to work, but loved its simplicity and graphing. I just want to locate the bandwidth hogs on my internal network.

Is there something similar that I could use that would be compatible with the new ASA 5510?

Cisco ASA 5510 bandwidth usage

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