Capturing MFR Subint Traffic
Hi, in analyzing this tool for purchase, we noticed that we are getting some strange readings that we can't understand:
1. We've enabled IP Route Cache Flow on our MFR, and have added the ingress and egress statements on our MFR.500 subint. However, we're only getting valid traffic on the "ingress" statement, and no traffic on the "egress". Our other router is working fine. Is there a particular way that the ingress/egress statements must be applied to the interfaces to make this work (i.e. individual Serial Int's that comprise the MFR?)
2. On one of our routers, we keep getting samples of date greater than the capacitiy of the T1's. We have a 2nxT1 bundle, and sometimes we get readings >5-6Mb. How can we see spikes greater than the capacity of the interface bundle?
1. We've enabled IP Route Cache Flow on our MFR, and have added the ingress and egress statements on our MFR.500 subint. However, we're only getting valid traffic on the "ingress" statement, and no traffic on the "egress". Our other router is working fine. Is there a particular way that the ingress/egress statements must be applied to the interfaces to make this work (i.e. individual Serial Int's that comprise the MFR?)
2. On one of our routers, we keep getting samples of date greater than the capacitiy of the T1's. We have a 2nxT1 bundle, and sometimes we get readings >5-6Mb. How can we see spikes greater than the capacity of the interface bundle?
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