damadhatter
IS-IT--Management
I have a Cisco Pix 506 FW Version 6.3 (4) How can I monitor my clients internal bandwidth usage by IP? I am trying to track down who is streaming something here and slowing down my network.
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Client bandwidth usage by IP on Cisco Pix 506
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damadhatter
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Don't know how to use it, and don't have the time to learn. I was seeing if it was capable of doing this on the PIX
Well, in a router you can do ip route-cache and sh ip route-cache, or NBAR and top-talkers. This link shows how to block stuff (they call it NBAR, and I don't know why...)...
If anything, please post in the PIX forum...
Burt
If anything, please post in the PIX forum...
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You can send your Pix syslogs to a kiwi syslog server and then use firegen to analyze your logs. The fastest thing to do seeing that you aren't willing to learn something new would be to replace your 506 with an ASA5505. You can display the top ten sources and top then destinations in the ASDM.
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