> I was hoping someone would be able to help he. I am trying to monitor the traffic of our core builder. I can get the stats and graphs for the eme using '[EMAIL PROTECTED] --global"######" --output' > What I am trying to get is for slot1/2/3/ port XX. These are layer 2 blades and have no ip's associated with them. > Slot 4 stats can be obtained using '[EMAIL PROTECTED] cause it is a layer 3 device.
Juan If you're talking 3Com Corebuilder 9000 (now renamed 1407 or something), the community string takes the form "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (where x=slot number) and uses the eme IP address. MRTG requires special characters like the @ symbol to be escaped with a backslash, so port 3 in blade 4 is Target[whatever]: 3:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@eme_ip Some of my blades (layer 2) have nine Gb interfaces (with a 3GB trunk into the Fabric backplane), so it thinks it has 12 interfaces. The trunk is listed as interface 14 The individual interfaces support 64 bit counters, the trunk doesn't !!! For the Fabric card, use [EMAIL PROTECTED] My fabric is the 24Gb size, and sees 24 'interfaces'. I can measure each interface seperately (and see how well the trunk is balanced) or measure each trunk as interface 26, 27 etc Again it is only the basic interfaces that support 64 bit counters, not the trunks. My blade with four Gb interfaces is basically a passthrough straight onto four ports on the fabric, so I measure them there. Occasionally mine has fallen over, and SNMP stops talking to one or more blade, even though it passes data traffic perfectly OK. Reboot the chassis. Peter -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/mrtg FAQ http://faq.mrtg.org Homepage http://www.mrtg.org WebAdmin http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/lsg2.cgi
