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12-16-2010 07:40 AM
12-16-2010 07:40 AM
Virtual Connect (VC) Port throughput and performance monitoring
James was looking for help in getting Virtual Connect throughput numbers:
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Does anyone have information on how to monitor Virtual Connect performance and throughput down to the server port level?
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Alexander commented:
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Hello, Albert!
As I know, you can't monitor performance and throughput down to the server port.
You can only dublicate all traffic going through SUS on another port.
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Cullen then responded
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You can collect traffic data using SNMP MIB-2.
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Chris also chimed in:
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You can use the standard rfc1213 or rfc1215 MIBs, which will provide port interface stats. The problem is deciphering which Port ID is the correct port. I know that 1003 is Downlink Port #1. You have to query each individual VC module for their own interface stats. I do know that VC Flex-10 and FlexFabric have no way of reporting FlexNIC stats today.
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Great info. Any other suggestions? How are you monitoring network performance?