Cacti

Yup, thanks for the complete explanation. It was obvious for me too that some error happened and graph wasn't created then it was for the first time, but losing accumulated history for a dozen of other datasources is not the acceptable way, imo. PS I think, it would be great if product of such compl...

And correct and non-harmful solution is to delete the corresponding row with the appropriate snmp id and host id from data_local.

a) You seem to completely misunderstand me.
b) You propose harmful and completely incompetent solution.

Hi. How can I fix missing interface graph ? Graph type is Interface Stats//Bits/sec, it's marked as it's being graphed in 'Create graphs' page for this particular host (it's grey and I'm not allowed to check it), but it's missing from graph list, and I definitely cannot find its datasource. So I'm u...

Yeah, thanks.
I already saw myself that I lost all of the end-indexes for the OIDs. :P

Solaris 10 x86 (however I think my problem is not OS-specific) cacti 0.8.6j NET-SNMP version: 5.4.2.1 Hi, I have a problem declared in subject. I've tried to search similar problems in forum, but didn't find any that would help me. I got a SNMP host, from which I graph traffic and a temperature (act...

Got exactly same issue after an upgrade 0.8.6j -> 0.8.7b.

P.S. Downgraded back to 0.8.6j 'till this will be resolved. :P

Thanks once again. Now it works.

Mhm... I was completely wrong and forgot to use -v 2c key when testing from shell. :P It really works. But. I still see a traffic on this graph only when it drops below 32-bit threshold. I recreated the graph using new 64-bit template, but still... Is it enough to just change the snmp version inside...

okay, thanks for that advice. I recreated that graph using the 64-bits template. But the problem persisted in following: my cisco router doesn't support the ifHCInOctets MIB, so he gives me no data (I've checked in "sh snmp mib" command). Sorry for the dumbiness, but I just don't understan...

Changed to SNMPv2, that didn't help (do I need to clear poller cache or do some other actions ? I did nothing except simply change the snmp version in target host's properties, and pressed "save"). I've dumped this host RRA and had a look into it. Yeah, all the "gaps" are filled ...

what can cause such a weird graphs ? this is the only troubled interfaces among 166 interfaces on that host. cacti host runs Solaris x86/10, cacti 0.8.6.j, rrdtool 1.2.23. target host runs Cisco IOS. Looks like some threshold is overriden, but on that host there are lots of interfaces with much bigg...

Wow. Thanks a lot !

Solarix 10 x86 cacti 0.8.6.j rrdtool 1.2.23 Among my hosts I have a Cisco 2821 router with a large number of interfaces (more than 100). For this router cacti doesn't remember which interfaces are already graphed and which aren't. So when I go to the "Create new graphs" window for this dev...

Solved. LC_TIME variable was the key.