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Monitor Bandwidth on PIX inside interface

My NPM server is sitting in the same subnet as my PIX firewall inside interface. I can monitor the up/down status but the bandwidth graphs show no data.

Can anyone tell me if there is some way to monitor the throughput???

Any ideas will be much appreciated.

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zeeshanmasood

I had also face the same problem; what i had done:
I added my Orion SolarWinds Server IP address in one of the NAT Pool and add my servers IP Address enrty in outside-acl, due to this i am able to access my PIX's outside interface and other outside routers and their interfaces easily.

Regards,

Zee

ceclark

Yes, you must enable SNMP on the PIX. Refer to cisco.com, you should find instructions on properly setting it up.

mjhodge

Are you allowing SNMP through your access-list? The Up/Down status uses ICMP which may be permited via an "icmp permit" statement.

spam1

How could you configure email alerts on the bandwidth on the PIX interface, for example once the interface has reached 30GB for the month and email alert is sent?