I've never heard of a device which works like this... however, try something like this:
Target[ezwf]: oidHighIn&oidHighOut:c...@device * 4294967296 + oidLowIn&oidLowOut:c...@device this should be able to achieve what you're after? It will effectivly do (oidHighIn<<32)|oidLowIn Steve ________________________________________ From: [email protected] [[email protected]] On Behalf Of bmekler [[email protected]] Here's the problem: I'm using MRTG to monitor a NetApp FAS2020 filer. The Data OnTap OS only supports SNMP v1, which means that monitoring its gigabit interfaces is highly inaccurate. However, it kinda-sorta avoids that issue by splitting the counters into two parts - least significant 32 bits, and most significant 32 bits. I'm running MRTG under Windows, using ActivePerl (don't have any linux boxes to put it on, sorry). Is there any way I could combine those two 32-bit counters and present them to MRTG as a single 64-bit counter? _______________________________________________ mrtg mailing list [email protected] https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/mrtg
