You are missing applying the SLA to an interface.
Also the trigger is not going to match, Type is going to be "SLA"
The output of php rrd_analyzer.php <interface_id> will help.
Javier
Alhagie Puye wrote:
Hey all,
I'm trying to monitor bandwidith usage on an ethernet interface. For
some reason, the SLA I created is not even getting analyzed. I have
turned on debugging and it is not showing up when the SLA gets analyzed.
Here is what I have I have done:
A) Created the SLA definition as follows.
Description: Input Traffic > 10%
Show Info: IN > 10%
Condition: (<in> > ((<bandwidthin>*10)/100))
Show Expression: (<in> / 1000)
Show Unit: Kbps
B) Created the SLA Group
Description: Input Traffic > 10%
Interface Type: Physical Interfaces
Event Type: SLA
Alarm State: Alert
Event Text: Input Traffic > 10%
C) Trigger Configuration
Description: Input Traffic > 10%
Type: Match Events
View Rules
Position 10
Field: Type
Operator: In
Value: Input Traffic > 10%
What am I missing?
After setting up all of this, I started 12G folder download between two
of the boxes to generate high traffic...nada.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Alhagie Puye - Network Engineer
Datawave Group of Companies
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