Anyone know how I can monitor the load on a 7204 router?
Both locally - eg: a 'show load' type command
And remotely - eg: via snmp?

Thanks,
Chris

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I use MRTG, a great tool!

-Anders

Chris wrote:
>
> Anyone know how I can monitor the load on a 7204 router?
> Both locally - eg: a 'show load' type command
> And remotely - eg: via snmp?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris

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"Anders Lagerqvist" <alagerqv@eunet.no> wrote in message
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> I use MRTG, a great tool!

Yeah, I use MRTG for the throughput on each port, but what about the CPU &
Memory useage on the router, how can I monitor that using MRTG or similar?

Thanks,
Chris


> -Anders
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> Chris wrote:
> >
> > Anyone know how I can monitor the load on a 7204 router?
> > Both locally - eg: a 'show load' type command
> > And remotely - eg: via snmp?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Chris

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In article <b4t2bh$etl$1@localhost.localdomain>,
chris@NO.SPAM.PLEASE.caladan.net says...
> Yeah, I use MRTG for the throughput on each port, but what about the CPU &
> Memory useage on the router, how can I monitor that using MRTG or similar?

MRTG will map anything. It just defaults to interface stats. You just
have to put in the right string and presto you're done. Search for
sample configs over at comp.dcom.net-management

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use the 'show processes' command to see the CPU Utilization

use the 'show mem sum' command to see memory usage

use the 'show interface' command to see the throughput on that interface.
You will get input and output rates for the past 5 min. in bits/sec you can
do the calc for Kbps/sec.

Hope this helps.


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> Anyone know how I can monitor the load on a 7204 router?
> Both locally - eg: a 'show load' type command
> And remotely - eg: via snmp?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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you can still use mrtg and just modify the MIB that you pull...

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> use the 'show processes' command to see the CPU Utilization
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> use the 'show mem sum' command to see memory usage
>
> use the 'show interface' command to see the throughput on that interface.
> You will get input and output rates for the past 5 min. in bits/sec you
can
> do the calc for Kbps/sec.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
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> Network\Security Engineer
> Epic Technologies, LLC.
> 931.526.3742
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> news:b4s9nu$e0p$1@localhost.localdomain...
> > Anyone know how I can monitor the load on a 7204 router?
> > Both locally - eg: a 'show load' type command
> > And remotely - eg: via snmp?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Chris
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