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Bandwidth Monitor

If I want to monitor the our internet t1 do I monitor the ethernet or the serial side of my router?

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Monitor the Serial side.

This will give you a good view of the T1 capacity.

The ethernet(10MB) would only show 15% utilization if the T1 were completely used.

Or better yet, monitor both... that way you can see interface errors, drops, etc...

Cheers
Ric Knight

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