How much VLAN traffic on .1Q trunk

Hi guys, we have two 6509 connecting to each other with eight L2 links which are .1q trunks. There are VLAN interfaces on both 6509 for vlan10 and vlan20. My question is how to find out how much vlan10 and vlan20 traffic going through on link1? I know we can get the stat on vlan interface, but are there any other ways to check it out on trunk interface?
6509 - eight .1Q trunks - 6509
Thanks. Leo

Hi rapper36,
From:
http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/cfuller/archive/2012/06/22/opsmgr-2012-resource-requirements-and-usage-recommendations-for-agent-and-agentless-monitoring-scom.aspx
OpsMgr 2012 Agentless Monitoring resource requirements:
Processor: < 1% average increase in processor utilization
Disk: < 1 average increase in pages per second
Disk: < 1 MB data (as there is no %programfiles%\System Center Operations Manager folder created)
Network: < 1 MB data sent and received to the system during installation
Memory: 14 MB less available memory
Time to Deploy to Monitored state: 2.5 minutes
After the agent was appearing as monitored the performance counters gathered prior to the installation were compared to those gathered after installation. The results indicate additional overhead associated with the Operations Manager 2012 agentless monitoring
after the agent was appearing as monitored.
Processor:  < 1% average increase in processor utilization
Disk: < 1 average increase in pages per second
Disk: < 10 MB
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Memory:  < 1  MB less available memory
Natalya
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