Cacti

Hurm.. It reports 14.. The actual value is 114.. My script <snipped> NUM=`/usr/bin/snmpget -O v $SERVER public system.sysUpTime.0 | awk '{print $3}'` echo -n "$NUM" It reports 114, but in the log files only 14 is being read. Any other clues? Do I need to add a space or somesuch? -C9-

Alrighty.. going to go dig and see to those things.

Oh I so agree.. we need some method for aggrigating all this data.. my list is getting huge and there is no way to manage it without just like people have said doing file name sorting.. ooh thats pretty

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I agree with you, there should be some ability to take different 'views' into account or somesuch.. I use all of our machine or router names followed by info like.. atlas_sysinfo_procs, to c5k_traf_ser1_in .. but you get a handful of machines or routers with significant data collecting and thats one...

Ok.. wrote a little shell script to snmpget uptimes, awk'd it to return just the days.. So right now one of our boxes is reporting 142 day uptime. I've got my datasource set to Guage reading, and the graph right now is set to LAST and I get no data.. If set to AVERAGE I get a reading of 42 this also...

As an avid netsaintien please post or link us to your helpers, tips, or tricks. Love to add more consolidation to graphing. woo!

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