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Architecture Two sites separated geographically via Global Ethernet connection

Switch 1. Switch 2. Ethernet circuit. Infovista. IPSLA. IPSLA. Router 2. Router 1. Architecture Two sites separated geographically via Global Ethernet connection Need to enable and monitor IP-SLA between the 2 sites

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Architecture Two sites separated geographically via Global Ethernet connection

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  1. Switch 1 Switch 2 Ethernet circuit Infovista IPSLA IPSLA Router 2 Router 1 • Architecture • Two sites separated geographically via Global Ethernet connection • Need to enable and monitor IP-SLA between the 2 sites • IP-SLA can run between Switch 1 & Switch 2 or between Router 1 & Router 2 • Monitoring and performance measurement to be in-band to Ethernet circuit • Infovista need to report utilization, latency, packet loss, included timestamps and based on 1 second samples. • Router: Necessary to allow IPSLA performance monitoring • Requirement • Ethernet based IP-SLA details @ http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/ipsla/configuration/guide/sla_metro_ethernet.html#wp1056118 . Is it feasible if I go for a normal 3750/2950 switch or do I need to have Metro Ethernet switch for the same? • How to make IP-SLA work with 1 second samples. Is it possible? • Router/Switch make and model to support the same • Configuration details for the same.

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