I have a Cisco 7200 Router with one serial interface and a Ethernet Interface.

Both interfaces are connected to internet via two differente providers. We are a RIPE Autonomous System.

We are annuncing BGP via both interfaces and I am monitoring then with The Dude via SNMP.

I want to get a link aggregation graph that showsme the aggregated bandwith in both connections. is this possible?

Greetings

YOu should be able to create a function which you then place the OID's for each interface counter you want in there and add them together.
Once you have created the function, create a probe from that and add the probe to the device.
Like this:

oid("1.2.3.4.5.6.7") + oid("1.2.3.4.5.7.8")

Regards
Paul

Thanks for the response.

This is very usefull to me, but it couln'd be placed in the link tag, could it?

Thanks again.

You can place your own label on most things just change the appearance... [myfunction()]

I have never seen a way to place a function in the "settings" for the link to get graphs from that function.

You can add the function to a probe then you will get a graph. Add the probe to the router... Check out the probe thread.

Why not place two statics on your map from your router to the two providers and an inside link for the aggreated bandwidth?

Hi,

Definetively a was in a foolish day. That's the better approach, to monitor in the Cisco LAN Interface.

Thanks a lot.

Greetings