[mrtg] Re: MIB for HP4000M that gives total vlan traffic.

[Paul D. Walker II]

On the 4000 devices, in the out of the box config, you should see an 
interface #92 which is the DEFAULT_VLAN.  If you enable and use other 
VLANs, they likewise get an interface # starting with 93.  Just plot the 
"VLAN" interface like you would a physical one.

Example:
If you want to plot the aggregate traffic on all ports of a switch with no 
other VLANs, set up MRTG to monitor interface 92, the default VLAN.

I have our servers on a 4000M and we plot each servers throughput along 
with the aggregate bandwidth of the VLAN they are in on that switch and it 
gives a fairly good snapshot of your total traffic pattern for the switch.

Paul


At 10:36 AM 12/3/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone knows if their is a MIB for the HP4000M switch 
>that can give the total traffic on a vlan (Instead of monitoring traffic 
>physically by port, you are monitoring per vlan even if that vlan spreads 
>accross multiple ports, etc.)
>
>Has anyone else done this?
>
>Thanks,
>Aaron Shively
>
>
>
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