RMON 5-27
When using the RMON features of the Switch, you
should note the following:
■After the default sessions are created, they have
no special status. You can delete or change
them as required.
■The Switch 1000 can forward a very large volume
of packets per second. The Statistics RMON
group is able to monitor every packet, but the
other groups sample a maximum of 6000 packets
a second.
■The greater the number of RMON sessions, the
greater the burden on the management resources
of the Switch; however, the forwarding perfor-
mance of the Switch is not affected.
Hosts Although Hosts is supported by the Switch,
there are no Hosts sessions defined on a new or
initialized Switch by default.
You can specify that a Hosts session is started on
the Default VLAN; for more information, refer to
“Setting Up the Switch Unit” on page 4-9.
Hosts Top N Although Hosts Top N is supported by the Switch,
there are no Hosts Top N sessions defined on a
new or initialized Switch.
Matrix Although Matrix is supported by the Switch,
there are no Matrix sessions defined on a new or
initialized Switch by default.
You can specify that a Matrix session is started on
the Default VLAN; for more information, refer to
“Setting Up the Switch Unit” on page 4-9.
Filter The Filter group is not presently supported by
the Switch.
Capture The Capture group is not presently supported by
the Switch.
Events A new or initialized Switch has events defined
for use with the default alarm system. Refer to
“About Default Alarm Settings” on page 5-29 for
more information.
Tab le 5- 2 RMON support supplied by the Switch
RMON Group Support supplied by the Switch