Interface reported speeds

[ADC (Andrea De Cesare)]

Hallo,

maybe i am making a stupid question, but i am not sure how to read the reported speeds for a switch interface. As you can see in the attached picture, there are 3 different speed value types: a speed in MB/s, a percentage and a speed in Gb/s. Percentage matches the speed reported in Gb/s and it is proved as the real bandwidth usage of the interface. Can someone please clarify me what is that 796 Mb/s referring to? I am asking this because of that is the speed reported also in the Nagvis maps while i would really need the other one (6.37 Gb/s).

Thank you

[BH2005 (Bernd Holzhauer)]

Hi how does the Rule for this Port looks ???

perhaps also a different mix of Bits & Bytes ???

set the unit fix in the Rule

for real speed view I have also made an feature request:

Rule: Network interfaces and sw ports > the possibility to ignore the real...

[thl-cmk]

GBit/s is the Interface speed, MB(ytes)/s is the current throughput (in/out) auf the interface. Would be easier if the have all the same unit I guess

[ADC (Andrea De Cesare)]

Ahhh, i have not seen that one was Mega BYTE and the other one Giga BIT. I was thinking about Mbit and Gbit! Thank you