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by k4k Feb 19, 2003 last reply Mar 24, 2003

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i have 512 Kbps leased line on a 200 nodes network. is there any tool that can tell how much of bandwidth is consumed by each host on a network.

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by ispnetworker Feb 20, 2003

If you are using Cisco routers consider enabling Netflow. Netflow/ip/mac accounting can provide you with activity per ip or mac address. There are a number of third party packages that can utilize Netflow information to produce reports if you are not interested in querying the information directly from the router interface(s).

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by bash3r Feb 25, 2003

You can also use MRTG (multi router traffic grapher) if you have access to a Unix or Linux box. It can trap your snmp info and graph them all nice and neat. Check it out http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/mrtg.html

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