Cacti

I am using the Advanced Ping script which calls ss_fping.php, my issue is I am monitoring hosts which are over slow links, resulting in 100% loss failures when they are under heavy load. I want to use this script as more of a straight link up/down on loss, and so I want to give it a higher ms timeou...

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While this sounds odd, the more complex filesystem capacity/usage graphs are working fine for me. But the basic cpu,mem,and cifs/nfs graphs are not, those 3 all just show blank graphs with "-1.#J" for all the values. I checked the snmp polling cache for them and the oids they show are corr...

Yah, that is not going to work, because it's not part of the snmp table, it's out of the range. shame, I had thought since I could get the xml to query that value, that it would be something I could reference inside cacti :( any idea why |host_description| doesn't translate inside of a text field f...

necro'n thread: I just got done adding in sysName to a interfaces.xml when I noticed after I did everything as I should; I still could not perform a |query_sysName| |host_description| will not work for what I want; which is to put the hostname dynamically in the legend for a template for each dataso...

I was not very clear before. My fault, please do the following: 1. Set your log output to log to the logfile, and set the mode to DEBUG. 2. manually run one poll cycle. 3. examine the debug output in the cacti.log file. 4. Post the lines which contain references to the problem host. Also A. please p...

omen wrote:I have the same issue too. How do I fix the down host? without creating new host again. Thanks in advance.

Please post your debug log output for one of the affected hosts

-rodney

I updated my old 5000/6000 templates for a new netscalar 7000 series I recently got my hands on. The following templates are in the archive for the VSVR Table: VSVR Traffic VSVR Connections VSVR Requests/Responses I have also posted them to my website at the same url as before, and you can also hit ...

changsung wrote:I change the include on pollperf_parse.php and it is working.

Before
include_once("./include/config.php");

Changed to
include(dirname(__FILE__) . "/../../include/global.php");

This is the only change needed to get it working with 0.8.7a?

pshanklandIs wrote: your Cacti installation really that big that you are using 24Gb of RAM and 14 x drives?

I am attempting to poll 156,000 items (99.99% snmp) for 75,231 RRA/Data Sources.

rony wrote:Hey, throw enough hardware at it and it shouldn't matter..

It's all about cost/value.

In theory, but even that much hardware can fail when poorly written scripts are used.

To be honest it will totally depend on what Virtual infrastructure you have. I only know from a VMware point of view but I have Cacti running on my laptop within VMware Workstation 6 and with 1 CPU, 512Mb, IDE Driver, I can easily monitor 10-15 devices. Cacti is mostly I/O and memory bound. I run C...

it's spine bug I found the spine thread about the new spine.c, and compiled it. However, it only helped some, but did not solve the issue So the new spine.c did not fix this. :cry: Instead of it always timing out at 294-299 seconds, now it can end around 260 seconds, but when it does - it skips the...

Do you have any devices that are flagged as down? If so, maybe disable them. I've got several devices on the other side of a firewall that I can (at least right now) only monitor via TCP and one day I noticed that if one of those systems was down cactid gathered data for everything that was up but ...

In thinking the problem was I simply have too many datasources being polled for a 300 second window, I disabled most of the larger devices, and got the following: Jan 11 18:54:56 vsrvr-nms-01-cacti Cacti[9890]: SYSTEM: STATS: Time:294.3332 Method:spine Processes:6 Threads:15 Hosts:65 HostsPerProcess...