[jffnms-users] IIS Webserver new graph problems

[Brandon Smith]

I’ve set up new items to report IIS Webserver, Current Anonymous Users.  Graphs are working, but the values are dubious – if I do an snmpget, the reported value matches what is in Windows Performance Monitor for that item.  However, what shows up in my jffnms graph will be way off.  An example is snmpget just reported 130 current anonymous users (as does performance monitor) – the *last* graphed value in jffnms is 78m (with a max of 4M, and an average of 2M during the past 10 minutes).  I just want it to report raw values – though I don’t think converting to mirco-, or Mega- fixes the problem entirely.  We still have values that just don’t match.   Can someone look at the information for the values I added for the pollers, etc. and tell me if I’ve done something obvious wrong?  Or is it possible that I had a problem at first setup that is throwing values off, and do I need to wipe out some stored values?   Here is what I added to poll the Current Anonymous Users:   Graph file:  copied iis_tcgir.inc.php, named file iis_cau.inc.php.  Changed appropriate variables to ‘cau’ (no quotes). Graph Type: ID – 10003 Description – Current Anonymous Users Interface Type – IIS Webserver Information Allow Aggregation – Unchecked Graph1 – iis_cau Width1 – 500 Height1 – 150 Graph2 values all blank   Poller Item: ID – 10002 Description – IIS Current Anonymous Users Name – cau Poller Command – snmp_counter Parameters - .1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.7.3.1.7.0                          Poller Grouping (IIS Info): New Poller Group – Pollers/Backend Relation: ID – 10002 Position – 60 Poller – IIS Current Anonymous Users Backend – Temporal Buffer (Same as all other IIS poller/backend items)   Interface Type (IIS Webserver information): New Interface Type Field: ID – 10002 Description – Current Anonymous Users Internal Name – cau Position – 60 Interface Type – IIS Webserver Information Field Type – RRDTool DS Show – Never Overwritable – Unchecked Tracked – Unchecked Default Value – Type: Counter Min: 0 Max: 999999999   The snmpget command I’m using is: Snmpget –c jffnms –v1 <hostname> .1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.7.3.1.7.0   Thanks, Brandon