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Incorrect interface bandwidth measurement

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    deepb
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    Hi,

    I am reading SNMP  Objects ifHCOutOctets(Counter64) and ifHCInOctets ( Counter64 ) from switch interfaces every 60 secs and then Transformation Average Delta Per Second along with script $1*8 to get interface bandwidth in bits/sec. The problem is that this is giving me exaggerated values in full load condition - consider 11 or 12 Mbps on a 10 Mbps channel. Please help in sorting this issue.

    Regards,
    Deep

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      You can check raw values in history of a DCI and do the calculation manually, but I am afraid that's just the data that this switch provides.

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