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Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

 
Abhinav kuchhal
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Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

Hi all,
Can anybody help me to teel me which network tool we used to monitor bandwidt except Netflow Analyzer.

Thanks
Abhinav
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Steve Britt
Respected Contributor

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

Try ProCurve Manager Plus (PCM+). A new version with a 60-day trial license is coming out on May 1 and will be available via web download.
Chrisd13
Advisor

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

Another tool which will allow you to graph Bandwidth and devices via SNMP is "The Dude". It's free and has a very small footprint.
Evert Goor
Trusted Contributor

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

Just standard bantwith monitoring. So no sflow stuff. Try http://www.cacti.net/. Open source and runs perfect.
Taifur
Respected Contributor

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

Hi Abhinav,
NetWorx is a simple and free, yet powerful tool that helps you objectively evaluate your bandwidth situation. You can use it to collect bandwidth usage data and measure the speed of your Internet or any other network connection. NetWorx can help you identify possible sources of network problems, ensure that you do not exceed the bandwidth limits specified by your ISP, or track down suspicious network activity characteristic of Trojan horses and hacker attacks.
Check below link as follows,

http://www.softperfect.com/products/networx/

Rgds//
Taifur
Hakki Aydin Ucar
Honored Contributor

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

My favorites (of course based on experienced with them) :

wireshark # I used it nice tool...
http://wiki.wireshark.org/

OR

Solarwinds # I ve little experience with it...
http://www.solarwinds.com/
spanchen
New Member

Re: Which tool we use to monitor network Bandwidth

HP ProCurve switches support an industry standard network traffic monitoring technology, sFlow - see www.sflow.org). There are a number of applications that support this technology. One suggestion would be sFlowTrend (www.sflowtrend.com) which shows bandwidth usage of all links, who is using the bandwidth, and the protocols being used.