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touble shooting cisco router
12 years 6 months ago #38004
by sais
touble shooting cisco router was created by sais
expert pls advice trouble shooting method in customer side router . i have 2 Mbps speed from isp .
but whn i access router and show interface , the output is shown below.in attahed file.
aslo explain . which command is used to find each pc use how much bandwidth? also hw to reduce from lan pc ........
but whn i access router and show interface , the output is shown below.in attahed file.
aslo explain . which command is used to find each pc use how much bandwidth? also hw to reduce from lan pc ........
12 years 6 months ago #38006
by sais
Replied by sais on topic Re: touble shooting cisco router
no answer ???????????????????
12 years 6 months ago #38007
by Arani
Picking pebbles on the shore of the networking ocean
Replied by Arani on topic Re: touble shooting cisco router
Hi there mate,
For any of us to troubleshoot, you need to tell us what the 'trouble' is.
Instead of going for commands for bandwidth usage, why not try some freebie software on the web which does the same, Only issue is you will have to install them on each individual pc that you want to monitor.
Cheers
For any of us to troubleshoot, you need to tell us what the 'trouble' is.
Instead of going for commands for bandwidth usage, why not try some freebie software on the web which does the same, Only issue is you will have to install them on each individual pc that you want to monitor.
Cheers
Picking pebbles on the shore of the networking ocean
12 years 6 months ago #38009
by sais
Replied by sais on topic Re: touble shooting cisco router
hai ;
as am beginer to network (work for isp ). so i want know the command .....to trouble shoot the cisco router like : cmd sh int , there any command where i find all pc connected to router ? which pc is consuming bandwidth ???????
as am beginer to network (work for isp ). so i want know the command .....to trouble shoot the cisco router like : cmd sh int , there any command where i find all pc connected to router ? which pc is consuming bandwidth ???????
12 years 6 months ago #38010
by Arani
Picking pebbles on the shore of the networking ocean
Replied by Arani on topic Re: touble shooting cisco router
Ok my friend,
On the cisco router, to take a quick glance at all your working interfaces, try the following command,
show ip int brief
This command will show you a list of all interfaces, active or not, their settings, and their current status, i.e. administratively on/off, protocol on/off.
If you want a very detailed info about your interfaces on the router, try the following command
show int
This will show a indepth info list of each interface, one by one. ( you will have to scroll a lot to cover all your interfaces). This command gives more than sufficient information, and will cover your needs for now.
I will stick my earlier suggestion about installing freeware on individual computers to monitor their bandwidth usage.
Hope this helps for now
Cheers
On the cisco router, to take a quick glance at all your working interfaces, try the following command,
show ip int brief
This command will show you a list of all interfaces, active or not, their settings, and their current status, i.e. administratively on/off, protocol on/off.
If you want a very detailed info about your interfaces on the router, try the following command
show int
This will show a indepth info list of each interface, one by one. ( you will have to scroll a lot to cover all your interfaces). This command gives more than sufficient information, and will cover your needs for now.
I will stick my earlier suggestion about installing freeware on individual computers to monitor their bandwidth usage.
Hope this helps for now
Cheers
Picking pebbles on the shore of the networking ocean
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