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TCP Port statistics

Is there any way to break down tcp bandwidth utilization into their respective tcp ports? Can we sort udp and tcp traffic? Is this even possible with SNMP?

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It is possible with SNMP, if you're polling a Cisco NetFlow MIB. NBAR or RMON would probably also do the job well too. So, it's possible w/ SNMP, but you'd need a traffic analysis package of sorts.

In this case, a NetFlow export would probably be your best bet since it provides a lot more granularity for the amount of traffic that's generated. That also assumes that you're running a Cisco shop on at least one of your routers, too.

// Ian Underwood - Service Management
// Level 3 Communications

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