How do I measure what my cisco is doing?

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From: Hank Nussbacher
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 1990 15:57

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How can I see what percentage of use my cisco is using for routing Decnet
traffic as opposed to IP traffic as opposed to Appletalk traffic?  I would
also like to see how much of the processor is needed to route 1000 IP
packets and what effect routing 1000 DECNET packets would have on the
routing of the Ip packets.  I'm sure the sho process will help me but
the manual is skimpy in explaining the full meaning of all the fields.
 
The sho ip accounting also helps but without a sho decnet accounting I
get a very poor idea of how much of the cisco is truly being used for
Decnet.
 
Thanks,
Hank

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