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Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 17:50:06 -0500
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From: Bill G <billg@cyberwar.com>
Subject: mrtg & cisco 3620
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Is anyone using MRTG under FreeBSD (-current or other) to monitor
internet bandwidth?  I am trying to do so under -current with a
Cisco 3620.  We've got a single T1 (~193kB/sec max) -- however
the graphs show that we're using more than a T1 ....any ideas?  I
checked the MRTG FAQ, but couldn't find anything...

Thanks,

Bill


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