Cacti

A new case: I can see that poller cache is populated correctly, but "View Poller Cache" present me a blank screen (see attached file). After some digging, I realized that the problem is related to the number of data sources (or number of devices). With 1,8 K DS this works fine, but if I in...

Is there a way to limit these bulks? For example, limit just for interface above ifIndex = 120000 ou interface between ifIndex 120000 - 125000.

This will be useful to save time avoiding some undesirable walks (for dynamic subscribers for example).

Maik,

I work in a broadband access provider and I didn't understand well why you should graph for each connection.

Have you tried walk in a limited leaf set with a xml script?

Hi, Just for your info... I spent some time, but finally I've created other XML scripts to collect interfaces specific stats, linked then **correctly** and all devices are being polled correctly. I still have some problems in the "view poller cache". However I feel that makes sense open a ...

Hi, I found the answer. This field is really related to the Data Query Associated Data Template. When you link a XML to a host, your should link it in the "New Graphs". So, what we see in the "Output Type ID" field in Data Source tab is the result from this link. As you wisely po...

Hmmm... but I don't have anything called "If Cisco Errors" in my XML scripts and it appears in the drop-down menu...
Think this name is related to "Associated Data Template" in Data Query menu. See attached screenshot. Does it make sense?

Thanks again for your kind attention.

More env info:
- Cacti 0.8.6g
- Cactid 0.8.6f
- Linux Slack 10
- Net-SNMP 5.2.1 (package)
- PHP 4.3.10 (package)
- Apache 1.3.33 (package)
- MySQL 4.1.11

If someone could help...

In the attached file, you can see that data source have a drop-down field called "output id", with some values. How do this values appear? How can I change (add or remove value) this?

If I change the internal data source name, I'll need to create new graph templates to link this. Think this will work, but I'll need to change each existing device to point this new graph template, create graphs and link each data source to the old file. After a poller cache cleaning the new data qu...

Wow, you're too fast in your replies... :o 8) My first thought matches yours... I've tried undo and remove completely this OID from SNMP Interface data query and attach the new data query. As you can see, the internal data sources names are exactly the same. Match the drop-down values, don't forget ...

If your question is "I have existing graphs, and I want to have them use a different Data Query" then that it a bit tricky. You can change the Data Source of a graph easily enough, but you need to make sure you have the Data Source that corresponds with your new Data Query. I guess making...

It's not difficult... here is a sample: --- BEGIN--- #!/usr/bin/perl use Net::Telnet; my $session; my @output; my $passwd = "<password>"; $session = new Net::Telnet( Telnetmode => 1); $session->input_log('/tmp/packeteer_monitor.txt'); $session->open( Host => '<packeteer_ip_address>', Port ...

A little bit different. Probably you didn´t have to migrate from a xml script to another, since interface.xml support 64 bit counters also for traffic. :wink: In my case I don´t need to change the rrd db structure, since I´m collecting the same OID. I want just migrate from a xml file (interface.xml...

Hi, I´m looking over Cacti and I realized that the original interface.xml was modified and attached in a graph template. Now I´m trying to do a step back and return interface.xml in its original form (it means interface.xml as shipped in the Cacti dist). But it´s not so easy... I´ve tried create a n...

Hi, Packeteer don´t support (at least in older versions) snmp vs 2 or 3, so you´ll have some problems to walk inside the device. And its OIDs have many limitations in comparison to the CLI info. For example, you can´t collect the total free partitions in one polling. That´s the reason I´ve decided t...