Node Capacity Utilization

Node Capacity Utilization is a valuable tool for network administrators, empowering them to optimize network performance, ensure service quality, and plan for future growth. See how various types of ports (e.g., Ethernet, VCG, STM, E1) are being utilized within each node. This helps prioritize critical traffic and strategize resource allocation.

What you see on the screen

Label	Action	Description/ Example
Search	Search for the required Network.
Filter	Filter can be added based on the field and condition from the drop-down box below.	Field (Name, IP Address) and Condition (in, not in, equal to, not equal to)
Export	Choose your export format: Download the topology as a separate CSV file or an Excel-compatible XLS file.
Name		Name of the Node.
IP Address		Indicates the IP Address (192.168.52.11, 192.168.52.77, etc.)
E1		E1, also known as Primary Rate Digital Service (PRDS), is a digital telecommunications standard widely used in Europe and parts of Asia.
STM		Synchronous Transport Module.
Ethernet		Indicates the Ethernet port number.
VCG		VCG stands for Virtual Container Group. It is a concept used in Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) networks, which is built upon the STM standard. It allows flexible allocation of bandwidth based on traffic requirements within the network.