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Does the SNMP Traffic sensor have a cap?

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My SNMP traffic sensor seems to be dropping as soon as the total bandwidth hits 1.2G/s. is there any kind of cap on the sensors?

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Created on Jan 21, 2016 7:18:51 PM by jshipley (0) ●1



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Hello, we appreciate your contact.

You may perceive a cap at around 650 Mbits when using the 32-bit variant of the traffic sensor due to overflows of the SNMP Counters. More info here: KB: SNMP Traffic Sensor suddenly drops at 610Mbps

But there's no limitation after that, you should be able to monitor 10G or faster interfaces without issues.

  • What's the speed of the interface that you're monitoring?
  • Which speed/traffic is displayed within the device's CLI/Web-interface when the traffic sensor in PRTG drops traffic at 1.2Gbit?

Best Regards,

Created on Jan 22, 2016 7:26:11 AM by Luciano Lingnau [Paessler]



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