[nsp] Finding the bandwith hog

[lee.e.rian at census.gov]

Gert,
I'd agree it was incredibly useful command...  ** IF ** it showed input and
output separately instead of lumping them together.

Hopefully I'm missing something, but the only top-n reports I know how to
do from the CLI on a CatOS switch show the top ports by (input + output)
metric
So ports with
- 100% utilization in and 0% utilization out
- 50% utilization in and 50% utilization out
- 0% utilization in and 100% utilization out
all show up as 50% utilization.

Lee




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  |       To:       atticus at satanic.org                                                                                                         |
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Hi,

On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 12:45:40PM -0700, atticus at satanic.org wrote:
> > Right now I telnet to each switch and do a 'show int' and look for
which
> > switchport has a high 5-minute input rate
>
> if only top-n report functionality were added to switch-IOS.....

Strongly seconding this.  This is *so* incredibly useful in these "what
the heck is going on and why is everything so slow?" situations...

gert
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