On 4/13/07, Pfirter Lukas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 Hello list.
I use MRTG on a couple of routers in my company and wanted to ask, how the
data is displayed in the diagrams. I found a lot in the configuration manual
and in the logfile description. But I have not found a description of what
the generated "k" means. Does it actually mean* 1024* or* 1000*? My graphs
are all displayed in xxxx k Bits per Second.

When I use an unscaled diagram with "MaxBytes" = 262'144 (the router has
max 2048 kbit/s), the MRTG graph's top line says* 2120 k Bits per Second*.
But shouldn't it display* 2048 k Bits per Second* there? (262144 byte =
262144*8 bit = 2097152 bit = 2097152/1024 kbit = 2048 kbit.)


Check for the KILO option in the reference.html. You can define what the
multiplier is and the default is 1000.
http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg/doc/mrtg-reference.en.html


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Eric Brander
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