Abhishek Dewan wrote: > Is it possible to consolidate all serial port(s) utilisation & show > one consolidated graph instead of individual grpahs for each serial > port?
Sure. Depends on the device itself, but if I were to do something like that on my Cisco 2511 (which has two sync serial ports) it would look something like this: Target[c2500_totserial]: #Se0:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #Se1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: (that of course assumes that you will be indexing the interfaces by name [--ifref=name in cfgmaker]). I could do the same thing with the 8 Async serial ports if I had IP running on them (which I do not --- still searching for an OID which contians the relevant raw byte counters to no avail, but I digress): Target[c2500_totasync]: #As1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As2:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As3:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As4:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As5:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As6:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As7:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: + #As8:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: Be sure you aggregate MaxBytes[] for that particular interface as well. Your device may have an OID for aggregate usage, as well. You might want to look through the vendor-supplied MIB. Hope this gets you pointed in the right direction. -Kelsey -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/mrtg FAQ http://faq.mrtg.org Homepage http://www.mrtg.org WebAdmin http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/lsg2.cgi
