From: Jeff Blum (jblum99@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Feb 25 2000 - 22:27:50 GMT-3
I would definitely start with a full inventory using
RME. From there you should be able to do almost any
reports they could want.
Personally, I like the Cisco CWSI/RME combo. CWSI can
auto discover their entire network layout and then you
can import the devices into RME easily.
As far as an exact checklist, include at least
Version consistancy.
RAM utilization.
Over utilized links.
Properly configured Frame Relay traffic shaping.
Matching "bandwidth" commands on each end of links
(CWSI does this automatically).
Jeff Blum
CCIE #5577
--- Jim Ervin <eminopapa@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Group,
> Sorry for going off topic but I couldn't think of a
> better solution to my problem than this group.
>
> I have a client that wants a WAN audit. They're
> 100%
> Cisco with about 50 locations. They're not sure
> exactly what they have in the way of redundancy,
> bandwidth, etc. I was wondering if anyone out there
> has a standard checklist that they use for such an
> audit. If you do, or know of where I can find one,
> could you email it to me please.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Jim
>
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