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 6/26/2010 6:12 AM
 
adnanindia
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Hi,

In Epicenter 7.0(SP4), I can't monitor Bandwidth usage (traffic load on a network over time in graphical form) in a network.

(Note: can monitor Port utilization in Bar graph for current time only)

I am searching for a Graphical / Tabular info of Bandwidth usage on current and historic information like PRTG/MRTG.

I haven't found out how to do it.

Does the Extreme Networks has any idea to add this feature in its future release.??

Thanks & Regards,

Ahamed Adnan.A
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 6/28/2010 5:13 AM
 
mrguga
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Very good idea, would be even better if we could separate traffic based on VLANs.

So, any plans?
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 7/20/2010 8:03 AM
 
pmethven
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We have a similar requirement as well.

Peter
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 Today @ 12:05 PM
 
alarsen
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 Modified By alarsen on 9/6/2010 12:06:17 PM

We have been waiting for this for a long time now. We decided to develop our own. Currently it actually polls all our devices with SNMP just like your normal prtg/mrtg or cacti would.

However we also implemented support for polling out VLAN information so we can see in a table view ( just like epicenter can today ) where the vlan goes through .But besides that we also see how much traffic there is on the interface. Hence we have a very smart solution for finding congestion points and etc.

But I guess this would be better if it was built into Epicenter.
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