Cheshire Cat Computing

Incoming/Outgoing graphs fail

2006-08-16T13:28:28+13:00

I'll send you a copy tomorrow. I did try it again later and it actually worked once out of 5 tries, so it is possible to get it to work everyone once in a while.

BTW, one way to increase the number of interfaces is to also graph items like port errors along with the interfaces, which is what I'm doing on this switch.

Mike

Statistics: Posted by mpdharley — Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:28 pm

Incoming/Outgoing graphs fail

2006-08-16T12:29:59+13:00

This is a new one on me.

Can you please send me (via email) a copy of the appropriate .cfg file, and also let me know which version of routers2 you are using.

I have a switch here with >100 interfaces and the incoming/outgoing graphs generate without errors, but nothing with 400 interfaces. It is possible that it is reaching some internal limit of rrdtool or just a timeout for the CGI?

If it is this big, I'd suggest either not using Incoming/Outgoing, or splitting the interfaces into smaller groups. You could have routers.cgi*InOut[_]:no and then define your own subset Incoming/Outgoing graphs.

Steve

Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Wed Aug 16, 2006 12:29 pm

Incoming/Outgoing graphs fail

2006-08-16T02:21:16+13:00

Statistics: Posted by mpdharley — Wed Aug 16, 2006 2:21 am