pmorton wrote: > The way that performance graphs work are as follows; > > The Device template is applied to all new devices by default. (you can > override this by binding the template. > > For device components they are done by type. If you select the component > in the web browser (The interface) you will see the type listed as > ethernetCsmacd_64 or ppp or ds1 or any multitude of other device types. > In order to automatically monitor any device under you need to create a > new template called (the type name) in your case ethernetCsmacd_64 or > ethernetCsmacd on /devices/server/linux/fancy. Now all devices under > /devices/server/linux/fancy will be monitored with the new > ethernetCsmacd template. > > Paul > >
Thanks Paul, Ah, that helped on my confusion. But then i think my problem might be elsewhere... The device have some interfaces on Counter32 that gets discovered when i add the device. Now, i have 6 more interfaces that i can find with enterprise.x.x.x.x and so on. When i add another interface under Interfaces : Device/Server/Linux/mydevices/mydevice/os Zenoss automatic thinks this is a Counter32 interface and bind the ethernetCsmacd template for that interface. If i reset binding i get an error : "You are already using the default values." If i try to bind and select ethernetCsmacd_64 zenoss locks up and hang. I checked the logs if there is any error when i try to bind but nothing. Is there some way to add the interface and tell what template to use? -------------------- m2f -------------------- Read this topic online here: http://community.zenoss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=12827#12827 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
