Network monitoring tools

Discussion in 'Networks' started by toshiba145, Jun 7, 2012.

  1. toshiba145

    toshiba145 Nibble Poster

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    Hi,

    Does anyone know of any good network monitoring tools? Need something that will run on Windows and will monitor and log bandwith, trafic coming inside/outside, what apps are using most of the bandwith . Our current network aplliances are all Cisco. We have Cisco 3750s switches, Cisco ASA 5510 and 5505 firewalls. Since last week our network seems to be suffering a lot e.g copying a file of about 1gb from one site to another. We got a 100mb point to point link. Problem seem to start from nowhere.

    Help would be greatly appreaciated.
     
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  2. Kitkatninja
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    Would any of these tools from Solarwind (some are free, some aren't) be of any use to you?
     
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  4. danielno8

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    Are the issues only apparent when copying across the WAN link? Is traffic routed or switched across the WAN link?

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    Try this tool for monitoring interface utilisation. It will give you real-time utilisation. Just make sure you set the interface speed to the correct figure as the results are in %.
     

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  5. toshiba145

    toshiba145 Nibble Poster

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    Thanks guys, been looking at nagios and solarwinds. Will test this apps tomorrow.

    Thanks Daniel, will try you're software tomorrow.
     
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  6. demarrer

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    Don't forget cacti too. It's great a showing the performance (or not :) ) of a device over time.
    We use centreon as well.
     
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  7. jvanassen

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    The company ive just started working for this week use Nagios.....looks very impressive.
     
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