[mrtg] Re: secondary address on ethers

[Jorgensen, Marty]

If you used subinterfaces instead of secondary addresses the subif's would
be enumerated via SNMP, but secondary addresses are not...

and I think you have to be at some version of the IOS 12.0 software to get
the subif's to be exposed in SNMP...  there have been some posts about that
in the last month or two; I'll look for them and send you what I find...

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel R . Kilbourne [mailto:drk at voyager.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 2:04 PM
To: mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [mrtg] secondary address on ethers



So, we are an ISP, and when we co-locate equipment with businesses, many
times part of the deal is that
we give them connectivity. 

Now, in many places, we cannot put them on their own interface on our
router, so they wind up being
plugged into the same ether that we use for our dial equipment with a
secondary address. These are all
Cisco routers. We want to see wxactly how much traffic the businesses are
pushing versus the traffic
we push. Is there a way I can monitor them separately? I tried monitoring by
IP, but it is not working.


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Daniel R. Kilbourne
daniel.kilbourne at voyager.net
Network Engineering
CoreComm - Formerly Voyager.net
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