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11-08-2013 07:16 AM
11-08-2013 07:16 AM
Alert for high port utilization
On a fairly regular basis we hit our internet bandwidth cap. We only have a 10Mb connection. Our whole infrustructure consists of ProCurve switches. What I want to do is create an alert if a port goes above 5% utilization (about 50% of our internet bandwidth). If it can't be done from the switch itself is there some kind of command I could script to get the info over SNMP or another similar method?
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