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Measuring failover time from a link failure

Subject: Measuring failover time from a link failure
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 12:06:01 +0100
Hi

I'm about to evaluate some Core Routers (Catalyst/Passport class) so
my question is, does anyone know of a tool/script or a method to
measure failover times of a "Ethernet trunk", "NIC teaming", "port
teaming", "port trunking", "EtherChannel", "Multi-Link Trunking (MLT)"
... whatever you want to call it.

Googling for "measuring link failover time" or something like that
didnt bring up much good.

Thanks in advance!
Matthias

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