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No! The problems persist. As you've may noticed they are with different hosts at different times, but all of them are with 5000ms snmp timeout. I don't think it is a good idea to increase the timeout. I'll try the non-MS agent. Thanks "TheWitness"! I am always excited about non-MS alternat...

Well, yes. The above template works just OK. Moreover - as you may see - the physical ram is missing some time in the graph. Just when it appears - the virtual messes up.
For now around half a day they are OK. I don't know. Will wait to see and post tomorrow.

OK, now the physical ram is shown but the virtual is messed...

Now the graphs are without gaps but the physical ram is all empty, although I recreated the graphs. The Linegod's graphs are OK but they don't show the drive labels at the graph label. If anyone knows how to add them, please tell! This is all with 5000ms timeout of the device. (This is too much I th...

I've done now the 5000ms timeout and ... waiting...
I'll post the results soon

beeker41 wrote:Check your maximum database connections. I had this and had to increase them from the default in MySQL and it fixed it.

Already done that: max_connections = 5000

I've done the 1000ms timeout, but no change. Thanks for the suggestion anyway. Any other suggestions?

gandalf wrote:Windows SNMP is quite slow. So first bet is to increase the SNMP timeout for that host to e.g. 1000 ms
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OK but won't it be a problem, because i've set the poller to 1 minute?

Whenever I create a graphic for 2 partitions (for example) and physical and virtual memory I get the following graphic. The log shows no errors but random "output: 0". I can't understand why. :( From time to time it fails with no reason in the log. One time: 05/28/2010 04:50:05 PM - CMDPHP...