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Subject: Monitoring DECNet?
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Date: Fri, 20-Feb-87 10:09:01 EST
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Does anyone know about tools which are available for monitoring DECNet?
I know about the NCP counters and the VMS MONITOR DECNET command.  I have
heard that DEC, internally, has something which they call the 911 box
and which may become a product.  Is there anything else from DEC,
from other companies, or even individually developed procedures?
I am particularly interested in monitoring traffic, identifying
bottlenecks, and identify where traffic is coming from and where it
is going.

				Roger Hauck
				Center for Astrophysics
				for
				Harvard DECNet Technical Committee

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