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There is a Novell TID out there, but it's relegated to managewise/zenworks stuff. I'll go bug the Novell forums and get back to this thread if I get an answer.

But just so I'm on the right track, the missing OID is a problem, correct?

Got it. I've got the NetWare Volume data template graphing for volume information. My issue is, it's coming up all NaN. Following your NaN debug page and checking into the data template, it seems the OID is blank. I'm guessing this is the issue.

Any ideas how I might determine the needed OID?

Cheers.

I downloaded a NetWare data template from this site. I imported it into cacti. I want to add it to the standard NetWare 4/5 host template. To do that, I need a graph template. How can I turn that data template into a graph template? Perhaps I'm being a bit thick headed here, but I'd appreciate sugge...

I got it sorted. Here's what happened, somewhere along the way the localhost rrd files were given root ownership and group access. I'm not sure if that's a bug or something I screwed up during the initial install/setup. At any rate, a simple... chown cactiuser localhost* chgrp users localhost* ...so...

I'm running rev J.

Yes on both counts. For the hell of it, I added a cisco catalyst switch as a device. Cacti can talk to it over snmp, all my interfaces and vlans come up. I'm getting real numbers with it. That leads me to believe there is something goofy with my local host. I have gone through your NaN tutorial once...

The output displays the numbers 80 or 81 each time I run it. I gather that's the number of processes running.

Ok, max value being too small makes sense. I checked the resources directory and the data queries section of the console and I only have the follow entries: Karlnet - Wireless Bridge Statistics Get SNMP Data (Indexed) Netware - Get Available Volumes Get SNMP Data (Indexed) Netware - Get Processor In...

Unix - Processes | Unix - Get System Processes | Active

Internal Data Source Name = PROC
Min = 0
Max = 1000
Data Source Type = GAUGE
HeartBeat = 600
Output Field = Proc - Number of Processes

Does this have anything to do with the fact that I'm trying to query against the local host?

It comes up with the max being ds[proc].max = NaN

The funny thing is, checking the templates, it looks like everything is in order as far as the max/min settings. I'm stumped.

So from the command line, and in the rra directory, I would type:
Am I getting that right? Is there anything else I would want to check/change? Thanks.

I've been banging my head against this for a couple of hours. The poller seems to be working, no errors in the debug enabled logs that I can see outright. I've been working my way through Gandalf's debug docs. In the rrd info section where you check out the max and min values, I have the following o...