Hi, As Eric says, it displays such low values because MRTG divide the retrieved values by 300 (which corresspond to 5 minutes, my MRTG delay) so it shows values as persecond values. You can add perminute or perhour to the option list so MRTG displays larger values for a perminute or perhour value.
If you want raw values, add the gauge keyword. If you want delta values but for a 5minutes delta, you may try to do a "* 300" to get a perfiveminute stat. Ionel Dhawan, Vic CGGSG wrote: > > Hi Ionel, > > Not sure if you've solved your problem by now. I had the same problem > with the Extreme Network boxes showing the numbers about a 10th of the > expected value. I believe it's due the the internal counters counting > in bytes as opposed to bits on Ciscos. > > The solution applied is to append a string of 5 colons and * and 8 to > the end of each line beginning with Target as shown below... > > Target[bd6816_1001]: 1001:[EMAIL PROTECTED]::::: * 8 > > This works fine. I'm not sure if it's possible to get cfgmaker to do > this but I edited the file manually. I am not subscribed to the mrtg > mail list so you may like yo post this for me as well. > > Vic > > Systems Manager > CGG Processing, Muscat > Ph: +968 24670547 > Fx: +968 24675828 > > -- Ionel GARDAIS ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Junior System-Network Administrator Phone : +33(0)147088131 Fax : +33(0)147088065 -- 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
