Hello,
I need some help here please. We use rrd + mrtg to monitor our routers,
switches, some computers, and pretty much everyting else that uses
bandwidth. It also monitors our dial up boxes, like HiperArc's, Portmasters
and IQX's for amount of users currently connected. It does fine for
I am trying to get CUflow to function properly on my Debian system.
I get the following errors when I try to run flowscan with CUFlow
Not enough arguments for mkdir at /usr/local/flowscan/bin/CUFlow.pm line
1038, near ""Cannot mkdir $file ($!)\n";"
Not enough arguments for mkdir at /usr/local/fl
Hi!
I am making some testes using Mrtg and Rrdtool in a Win2000 machine.
Here are some tips that are important to make the system working
properly, I hope this may help you.
In your cfg file you must include the following lines:
# change the log format o
Bill Ryan wrote:
> Anyway, what I need is a database which will have true values (unlimited
> upper boundary) but will graph, say, 0 -> 50, so the typical range of data
> will be viewable - but when the load spikes to past 50, rrdtool will not
> consider it an anomaly and will show the spikes
People, it seems like you are confusing STACK and AREA.
> I use stack when when the sum of the quantities is relevant, lines when
> it isn't.
>
> For example: when plotting CPU load of one machine, the sum of user,
> system and nice is relevant, so I'd use stack, but when plotting the price
> of
Create your rrd with ds minima/maxima of UN/UN and when plotting the
values, use an rpn to top of the values that are too large:
toppedvalue=myds,50,GT,50,myds,IF
if myds >50 then 50 else myds
Serge Maandag.
-Original Message-
From: Bill Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, Ma
On Tue, 28 May 2002, 'Donald Mahler' wrote:
>
>
>
> Using rrdtool, I am currently graphing between 5-15 lines on the same
> graph, showing for example server cpu consumption across all servers in a
> specific business unit.it seems to work great (now that I am setting
> colors that differe
Apology for the relative newbie-ness of the following:
Simple graph, GAUGE MAX, Sun server CPU loads (uptime) gathered only once
every 15 minutes. The loads average ~ 0.5 -> 4, but occasionally will ramp
up well into the hundreds - indicative of severe NFS I/O and eventual server
failure if
'Donald Mahler' wrote:
> Using rrdtool, I am currently graphing between 5-15 lines on the same
> graph, showing for example server cpu consumption across all servers in a
> specific business unit.it seems to work great (now that I am setting
> colors that differentiate nicely :-)
This mea
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Gents:
I've been running MRTG 2.9.18pre5 and RRDTOOL 1.0.35 no problem. I tried to
upgrade to RRDTOOL 1.0.38 and received this message when restarting MRTG:
RRDs object version 1.000351 does not match boostrap version parameter
1.000381 at c:/apps/perl/lib/dynaload
Using rrdtool, I am currently graphing between 5-15 lines on the same
graph, showing for example server cpu consumption across all servers in a
specific business unit.it seems to work great (now that I am setting
colors that differentiate nicely :-)
Question: I was wondering if people ha
I think you can use somthing along the lines of
GPRINT:outbit:LAST:'Current \: %6.slf %sb/s \n'
Regards
Matthew Reeves
Globecast Northern Europe Limited
+44 1707 66 7274
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently using rrdtool to monitor traffic in and out of my network
> interfaces, I have got the Average a
Hi,
Because I have problems compiling rrdtool 1.0.38 ( it does not find my gcc
compiler although gcc is installed; it comes from a perl binary ), I am
searching for a binary version of rrdtool for HP-UX 11.00. Does anyone know
where i could find one; not necessary 1.0.38; a former veriosn is al
GPRINT:mydsvalue:LAST:"Current= %4.2lf"
Serge.
-Original Message-
From: Graham Lillico [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 11:12 AM
To: rrd-users@list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [rrd-users] Current Values
Hi,
I'm currently using rrdtool to monitor traffic in and out of my
Hi,
I'm currently using rrdtool to monitor traffic in and out of my network
interfaces, I have got the Average and Maximum values but I would also like
the Current value (a bit like mrtg does). But I can't figure out how this
can be done, anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
Grez..
_
Hey all
i just get this msg when i try and run the command compile
/home/cricket/cricket/compile
Can't locate BER.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /home/cricket/cricket/lib
/usr/local/lib/perl5/5.6.1/i686-linux /usr/local/lib/perl5/5.6.1
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/i686-linux
/usr/local/li
Hello,
> I'm running mrtg on win2K without any problems. Now I would like to
> migrate from mrtg to rrdtool. I've downloaded the latest version of
> rrdtool and added some lines to my config file (pathadd, libadd). Now, if
> I can believe the documentation the conversion from .log to .rrd happens
Hi,
I tried using fetch to sum the values over 1mbps, but im getting
different results...
For example: 18/5-23/5 returns 453.65MB
19/5-23/5 returns 92.08MB (!)
20/5-23/5 returns 542.46MB
This is pretty annoying.
To create my RRA i use a a perlscript:
(...)
$s
Hi All -
Is it possible to print two items on one page using gprint, one left
justified, and one right justified? I like to place a datestamp on all
my graphs, but don't like to waste an entire line for it.
Thanks - Max
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