Hi All,
Just about to start a project where a new Airwave server, and its counterpart failover server will be communicating across a WAN where bandwith is a premium resource.
We would like to estimate before we deploy, the amount of bandwidth the Airwave servers might pass between each other, say in Kbps or Mbps blended over the course of a day (not too concerned about burst). Note I mean the servers talking to each other, rather than comms to/from network devices etc.
I appreciate this might be difficult to guess at. Does anybody know if there's any literature or calculating tools for this specifically?
If there isn't would anybody like to hazard a rough guess based on the following known variables?
1. Approximately 25000 wireless endpoint (client device) anticipated.
2. Approximately 3500 network devices, mostly IAPs and APs, with 6x7000 series controllers.
3. Global estate, so user count should be blended around the clock and mostly even, with a 50% spike during GMT hours 8am-5pm.
4. All polling/sampling left at Airwave defaults.
5. Default data retention, and AMON enabled.
Any thoughts would be great.