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Monitoring bandwidth on a 3com 3300 switch 2

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aparsley

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I have several 3com ss 3300 switches. I am having a possible bandwidth problem. I would like to try monitoring my bandwidth with my switch or router (cisco 2600 series).
 
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Log in with http to SS3300, go to management tab and you can check BW for each port...

Alex
 
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Or you can monitor port traffic for each port via snmp.
 
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You can also use the free "3COM Network Supervisor".
I think that's the best tool when you are searching which computer/device causes the bandwich problems.
With this software it is much easier to view the utilisation of all ports, especially in big networks with over 20 switches.
And the Supervisor shows all switch misconfigurations.

This software can be downloaded under the following link
 
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