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We do have SNMP do you have any tool recommendations?
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We do have SNMP do you have any tool recommendations?

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I don't have any specific recommendations - I use MRTG but that's more of a long term graphical solution that only updates every 5 minutes.<br />
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A quick search found a couple I might try, listed here:<br />
<a href="http://www.howtogeek.com/141135/it-geek-monitor-network-devices-with-snmp-simple-network-management-protocol/" rel="ugc">http://www.howtogeek.com/141135/it-geek-monitor-network-devices-with-snmp-simple-network-management-protocol/</a><br />
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The ones I'm interested in are Simple Traffic Monitor (STG) from Leonid Mikhailov (Graphing) and to a lesser extent Flowalyzer
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I don't have any specific recommendations - I use MRTG but that's more of a long term graphical solution that only updates every 5 minutes.

A quick search found a couple I might try, listed here:
http://www.howtogeek.com/141135/it-geek-monitor-network-devices-with-snmp-simple-network-management-protocol/ [http://www.howtogeek.com/141135/it-geek-monitor-network-devices-with-snmp-simple-network-management-protocol/]

The ones I'm interested in are Simple Traffic Monitor (STG) from Leonid Mikhailov (Graphing) and to a lesser extent Flowalyzer

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I have a user with a 399 MB file that is uploading to the cloud (video file if it matters)<br />
We have a 100Mbps internet pipe for the entire company so obviously this one person isn't getting that rate so how do I confirm<br />
how long it should take for her to upload. &nbsp;It's about 9 minutes for her and she thinks that is slow.
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I have a user with a 399 MB file that is uploading to the cloud (video file if it matters)
We have a 100Mbps internet pipe for the entire company so obviously this one person isn't getting that rate so how do I confirm
how long it should take for her to upload.  It's about 9 minutes for her and she thinks that is slow.

How do you measure upload time to determine if it's expected?

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