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Well, this is exactly what I said in my next post. I misunderstood the
initial question - sorry  Cheers, Peter Martin Bilgrav wrote: > LOL > You are all messed around... > you can pr interface - I run like this. > But you can NOT pr IPSEC tunnel !! > > That was the question in the first place. > > BR > Martin Bilgrav > > "Peter Boutzev" <> wrote in message > news:... >> Sorry - I made a mistake. You can monitor basic bandwidth usage on the > PIX, >> on a per-interface basis. I haven't tried to monitor IPSec tunnels, but I >> don't think it is possible. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Peter Boutzev >> >> Peter Boutzev wrote: >> > Yes, it is. >> > >> > You can monitor the bandwidth usage, however this almost everything you >> > can do with it ... >> > >> > Cheers, >> > >> > Peter >> > >> > mcaissie wrote: >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> Hi all, >> >> >> >> Anyone knows if it is possible to monitor the bandwith usage per IPSEC >> >> tunnel >> >> through MRTG ? >> >> >> >> thanks >> >> -- \ |
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