Feb 8, 2005 #1 silks101 Technical User Apr 28, 2003 64 GB 5 minute input rate 2262000 bits/sec, 457 packets/sec 5 minute output rate 1282000 bits/sec, 477 packets/sec what does this actually mean in terms of bandwidth used and is there an easy way of calculating it. Many thanks Steve Lindley CCNA
5 minute input rate 2262000 bits/sec, 457 packets/sec 5 minute output rate 1282000 bits/sec, 477 packets/sec what does this actually mean in terms of bandwidth used and is there an easy way of calculating it. Many thanks Steve Lindley CCNA
Feb 8, 2005 #2 RookThis Technical User Jul 27, 2002 195 US I believe this is telling you that in a 5 minute interval that the interface received 2.2 megabits/sec and transmitted 1.2 megabits/sec. I usually set the time interval to 30 secs to give me a better perspective. use this command on the interface level: load-interval 30 Output will look like this: 30 second input rate 455328000 bits/sec, 84597 packets/sec 30 second output rate 499454000 bits/sec, 87853 packets/sec Upvote 0 Downvote
I believe this is telling you that in a 5 minute interval that the interface received 2.2 megabits/sec and transmitted 1.2 megabits/sec. I usually set the time interval to 30 secs to give me a better perspective. use this command on the interface level: load-interval 30 Output will look like this: 30 second input rate 455328000 bits/sec, 84597 packets/sec 30 second output rate 499454000 bits/sec, 87853 packets/sec
Feb 9, 2005 Thread starter #3 silks101 Technical User Apr 28, 2003 64 GB many thanks Steve Lindley CCNA Upvote 0 Downvote