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Re: SUMMARY: bw usage?
From: "Neil J. McRae" <neil () COLT NET>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 15:05:40 +0100 (BST)
Thanks to everyone who shared thoughts, ideas and experience regarding monitoring bandwidth usage on Ethernet switch ports without including broadcast traffic. EVERYONE tends to agree that a separate VLAN for each co-located customer is the only professional way to do things "right". I agree, and plan to move in that direction, fast. Then I won't have to worry about broadcast traffic, either! Other recommended solutions included: - MRTG This is great (I use it elsewhere) but it doesn't directly address the issue I have of *not* including broadcast traffic
You might want to look at cricket and RRDTool for a much more scalable solution. [http://cricket.soundforge.net/].
- Cisco 6500 switches apparently support "Private VLANS", which don't burn up IP addresses. Sounds cool, wish I had a 6500 ;-)
I'd be interested in finding out more about this as we are currently using CAT 6500 switches and burning up IP addresses can you tell me more about this? Regards, Neil.
Current thread:
- SUMMARY: bw usage? David M. Ramsey (Jul 28)
- Re: SUMMARY: bw usage? Neil J. McRae (Jul 28)
- Re: SUMMARY: bw usage? Alex Rubenstein (Jul 28)
- Cat 6k Private VLANs - was RE: SUMMARY: bw usage? Chance Whaley (Jul 28)
- Re: Cat 6k Private VLANs - was RE: SUMMARY: bw usage? Jeremiah Kristal (Jul 28)
- Re: SUMMARY: bw usage? Alex Rubenstein (Jul 28)
- Re: SUMMARY: bw usage? Neil J. McRae (Jul 28)
- Re: SUMMARY: bw usage? Greg A. Woods (Jul 28)