Trango Broadband Wireless Templates

[lonecrow]

This is quite good. VERY good in fact. I have the latest version of cactiez with cacti .8.7b I believe.

It shows all the queries and I can actually pick the SU # to graph and the graphs show up with the - values and everything. It looks great!!

BUT... I'm getting NAN for all of them....

Damnit so close! I've wanted this to work for so long!

[lonecrow]

Actually I first tried a highly active and populated Trango Atlas AP, and I was getting NAN.

When I applied the template to a smaller less busy AP it actually started to graph and works good

BUT the graphs are REALLY broken up. Maybe is there a way to change how long in between intervals you poll the AP for the data?

[ragnard]

I was originally trying to graph every AP and SU on my network, which totals some 15 APs and 500 SU's. It seems the Trango SNMP engine is just too slow. I couldn't get all queries done in the 5 minute windows. This caused all kinds of problems, so I just went back to graphing the AP data and any SU's for customers I know I need to track. The gaps and NANs in my graphs went away.

[cliffo]

these graphs work great for me. I was wondering though, what is the Range on the graph?

[lonecrow]

What I did was set the snmp timeout to 3000ms and allowed for 50 snmp get requests at once. That seemed to help quite a bit.

Some heavily used AP's have some trouble though.

Overall this is very good. Although some will not display the IP even though it is graphing.

Good job.

[lonecrow]

One more thing - I keep getting RSSI from AP as a straight line, it isn't graphing actual values.

There a way to fix th is? Evnetually you see a dip back to a straight line. But it isn't really accurately graphing this. Sometimes the graph value is right off. But the values in the bottom where it says best.worst etc is correct.

[mckim]

When trying to use use these to get data for an Atlas using the LINK-45 template, cacti is showing the following verbose query:

[mckim]