However - as I was just reminded in an earlier post - you cannot collect
valid data for gig interfaces because of the use of 64 bit counters and
NetView's inability to handle this.  Unless someone corrects me, you can't
monitor bandwidth utilization for any devices that use 64 bit counters.

Allie


                                                                                
                                                   
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Hello Christian:

Currently I'm using Netview for monitoring bandwidth and it works OK. You
only have to collect IfInOctects and IfOutOctects information and create an
expression to get the %.

Saludos.

> -----Mensaje original-----
> De:     chuberdeau AT avdl DOT com [SMTP:chuberdeau AT avdl DOT com]
> Enviado el:  Viernes 26 de Octubre de 2001 9:26 AM
> Para:   IBM NetView Discussion
> Asunto: Re: [NV-L] NV_L What should I use Netview or Cisco Works ?
> both
>
> We do use mrtg for historique but can we configure mrtg to send snmp
trap.
> I dont think so.
>
> So I do have both system. but the version of Cisco Works I have does not
> include monitoring.
>
> Does anybody use netview for monitoring bandwidth or cpu ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Christian
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> Have you considered MRTG for your bandwidth monitoring?
>
> >>> chuberdeau AT avdl DOT com 25/10/2001 03:34:52 >>>
> Hi  Everybody,
>
>      I have to do monitoring of cisco's equipment and telecommunication
> line bandwidth.
>
> Can I do it only with netview or should I purchase cisco works
> "CWLMS-2.0".
>
> That what I already saw or understand is if something failed on the cisco
> router
> for example one power supply it will send a snmp trap to my console and
> the
> mib
> allow me to interpret the message.
>
> About bandwidth monitoring or CPU I think I have to do a collection and
> set
> some threshold.
>
> Can someone tell me if I m wrong ... or on the wrong track...
>
> Thank you very much
>
> Christian Huberdeau
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