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05-16-2002 05:08 AM
05-16-2002 05:08 AM
How to measure ACC port traffic?
Hi,
I need to measure the traffic through a communication port.
It belongs to a PSI card (2 ports), and connected to a 2 Mb line. It??s installed on a L2000 running hpux 11.
I??ve been trying with Glance but I think it??s not possible.
Any idea, please?
Thanks in advance.
Juan
I need to measure the traffic through a communication port.
It belongs to a PSI card (2 ports), and connected to a 2 Mb line. It??s installed on a L2000 running hpux 11.
I??ve been trying with Glance but I think it??s not possible.
Any idea, please?
Thanks in advance.
Juan
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05-16-2002 05:35 AM
05-16-2002 05:35 AM
Re: How to measure ACC port traffic?
Juan,
You didn't indicate if you were using X.25 or some other protocol on the ACC card. I've not heard of the ACC card being called a PSI card, since the PSI card is a different kind of card. So I'll try to answer for both cases.
zmntr can be used to monitor the ACC card, including Level 2 statistics for X.25. For example, for ACC card 0: /opt/acc/bin/zmntr tt,0
For either the ACC or the PSI card, use x25stat for more details Level 3 X.25 statistics and X.25 configuration. For example, for ACC card 0, port 0:
/usr/sbin/x25stat -d zx25m0p0 | more
Hope this helps,
-> Brian Hackley
You didn't indicate if you were using X.25 or some other protocol on the ACC card. I've not heard of the ACC card being called a PSI card, since the PSI card is a different kind of card. So I'll try to answer for both cases.
zmntr can be used to monitor the ACC card, including Level 2 statistics for X.25. For example, for ACC card 0: /opt/acc/bin/zmntr tt,0
For either the ACC or the PSI card, use x25stat for more details Level 3 X.25 statistics and X.25 configuration. For example, for ACC card 0, port 0:
/usr/sbin/x25stat -d zx25m0p0 | more
Hope this helps,
-> Brian Hackley
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05-17-2002 03:53 AM
05-17-2002 03:53 AM
Re: How to measure ACC port traffic?
Hi Brian,
thanks for your answer.
Yes, I??m sorry, it??s a PSI card (we??ve changed recently from ACC cards to this type and so came my mistake), so zmntr doesn??t work this case.
I executed x25stat, and it showed some statistics but didn??t show measures of bit rates, only total number of frames. I??ve been trying this command with other options but no one shows information about bit rates.
Do you know if any other command or tool could work?
Thanks again,
Juan
thanks for your answer.
Yes, I??m sorry, it??s a PSI card (we??ve changed recently from ACC cards to this type and so came my mistake), so zmntr doesn??t work this case.
I executed x25stat, and it showed some statistics but didn??t show measures of bit rates, only total number of frames. I??ve been trying this command with other options but no one shows information about bit rates.
Do you know if any other command or tool could work?
Thanks again,
Juan
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