Graph Problem

Optics · Joined: 19 Jun 2008 Posts: 16

These are two separate graphs for two separate virtual servers. For some reason one works correctly (top one), and the other does not (bottom one). I have over a thousand virtual servers each having it's own graph and most of them are like the bottom. Will add, the numbers that it is reporting in the graph seem correct, but the graphing itself looks way off.

Optics · Joined: 19 Jun 2008 Posts: 16

TheWitness · Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:13 pm Post subject:

The look pretty good to me. You should check the Data Source for the second graph and see that one is IN and the other is OUT. Post a snippet from your Data Source Edit.

TheWitness

Optics · Joined: 19 Jun 2008 Posts: 16

The reason why I stated that the bottom graph is off is because the blue line (Outbound) outlines exactly the green area (Inbound). That just doesn't seem like a realistic traffic flow. Let me add also, when I first created the data source for the bottom graph, it started graphing like the top graph. After about 30 mins, it started graphing these pillars and erased what it graphed initially. This is so weird, especially because both graphs use the same exact template.

The top graph looks more like an actual traffic flow.

I checked the Data Source of the bottom graph. It seems the Outbound and Inbound are specified just fine.

TheWitness · Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 11:46 am Post subject:

Then you should walk the interface a few times to see if they are, in fact accumlating at this rate. You can also use Realtime to see the snmpget activity with Wireshark. If you set the realtime interval to, say 5 seconds, you will see an snmpget or two every 5 seconds. Make sure the OID is different. If they are different, then it's the device.

TheWitness