I have a 506e and am a basic PDM user as I don't know much of the cisco command line.
Someone/something is killling our bandwidth and I'm trying to figure out what the internal IP address is of the person/machine.
Our normal usage bounces beteween 2 - 10kbps and we're hitting 400-1000kbps.
How can I use the PDM to see who is doing this? Or, how can I use the command line?
Thanks, Mike
Increase logging to "informal", and lock into the log.
show conn
That's "information", not "informal" ;-)
And to see what has to be seen, the level needed is "debug".
As best I recall, there is no way to find out in real time with that equipment.
Put your logging level to debug, log to a syslog server, and look at the connection teardown messages. Each such message will have a duration and a byte transfer count; simple arithmetic will give you a total bandwidth. Unfortunately it will not be broken up between input and output.
No. "information" is enough.
Ah, you are correct.
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