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Monitoring Interfaces on a Cisco router
14 years 5 months ago #34733
by Nevins
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Replied by Nevins on topic Re: Monitoring Interfaces on a Cisco router
I know this idea will likely get shot down because of specific needs of a project but pinging may be a simple idea thats being overlooked.
You could right a simple macro that pinged things and sent out the results to twitter, email or your phone/ipod by sms if to many packets were dropped.
You could right a simple macro that pinged things and sent out the results to twitter, email or your phone/ipod by sms if to many packets were dropped.
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14 years 5 months ago #34737
by skylimit
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Many thanks for all your contributions guys!
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14 years 4 months ago #34868
by skepticals
Replied by skepticals on topic Re: Monitoring Interfaces on a Cisco router
My vote goes to the photodiodes!!!
14 years 4 months ago #34870
by JamieP
yes, or maybe some highly trainined monkey, or other suitable primate (teenager?) to sit in your server room, and watch the LED's
you could train them by giving them a reward everytime an interface is identified as down. but then you have to hope they do not evolve to the level that they would unplug the interface in order to get a reward!!!
Jamie Parks
Network Engineer, UK
Replied by JamieP on topic Re: Monitoring Interfaces on a Cisco router
My vote goes to the photodiodes!!!
yes, or maybe some highly trainined monkey, or other suitable primate (teenager?) to sit in your server room, and watch the LED's
you could train them by giving them a reward everytime an interface is identified as down. but then you have to hope they do not evolve to the level that they would unplug the interface in order to get a reward!!!
Jamie Parks
Network Engineer, UK
14 years 4 months ago #34912
by TheBishop
Replied by TheBishop on topic Re: Monitoring Interfaces on a Cisco router
I just thought of another way - do nothing at all and wait for someone to complain. Then you could tell management that the end-user experience is your primary concern when setting your work priorities...
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