Hello,
Update on this.
I changed the Alteon Interface type > current sessions to 25000, this did not
automatically fix the issues, as Craig suggested I needed to run the rrdtune on
the rrd file to change the MAX value as well.
For info this command was: rrdtool tune interface-5542-1.rrd --maximum
data:30000
(Run from the directory where the rrd files exist, pointing it at the rrd file
I wanted to modify)
Then I ran:
rrdtool tune interface-5542-1.rrd DS[data] typ: GAUGE hbt: 600 min:
0.0000 max: 30000.0000
To confirm the MAX value had changed.
My graph peaked at 22844 concurrent connections today which was night to see.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Mat.
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 11:22:54AM +0000, la Bigmac wrote:> Some of my VIP are
quite loaded, I have noticed that if I have more than 20k > con-current
connections then the Graph is unable to graph the traffic level, > inserts
blank values until the levels drop below 20k. I assume this is a > value set
somewhere as the number is a bit to nice a round. Ah the dangers of using magic
numbers, though 20k seemed so reasonableat the time... sighI'm happy to see
you've found it useful, it was something I wrote 2load balancers and 1 job
away.> Does anyone know what I need to change to be able to graph beyond 20k >
concurrent connections? Adminstration Menu - > Polling & Discovery -> Interface
TypesFind the Interface Type of "Alteon Virtual Servers"Click Fields button.The
lower pane, look for "Current Sessions", click editSee the Max: 20000 that's
your problem.> Is this a poller issue or an rrdtool config issue or even an
SNMP limit?It's an assumption noone would ever do more that 20k issue.Javier,
for next roll-out of JFFNMS can you nock this limit up for me?Perhaps Mat can
give us an idea what sort of maximums he's getting.Also, do you have to run
rrdtune over this now, I'm not so sure. - Craig-- Craig Small GnuPG:1C1B
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