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well. yeah. uh. guess it just takes some time to poll and mull it over for a while. everythings graphing great now. i guess i had to start by importing the host template and then just remove the duplicate DSs. heh, im the only one on this thread talking to myself.

...sooo much better this time. now that the duplicate DS have been eliminated, the rrd files are being created. the graph for the inside interface is graphed with values that i can read as ggod data. the outside interface is displaying 'nan' for the values and nothing on the graph. Content-type: tex...

i saw the post about removing duplicate data sources. that was actually one of the problems while attempting to graph traffic. i removed all sources except 54 and 55.

here is the poller for this device on debug. mostly i am just interested in the interface data. why do you suppose the rrd is not created? Content-type: text/html X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.10 08/02/2005 01:31:16 PM - POLLER: Poller[0] DEBUG: About to Spawn a Remote Process [CMD: /usr/local/bin/php, ARGS...

..oh yeah. the rrd files are not being created for some reason.
for example:
ERROR: opening '/usr/local/apache/htdocs/cacti/rra/healthworks_pix_traffic_in_162.rrd': No such file or directory

I have imported a host template for a Cisco PIX Firewall. This allowed me to successfully graph the current connections. Im having trouble creating graphs with the interface data. Some of my other graphs are displaying only 'nan'. hmm. Does anyone know of a way to graph the interfaces bits in and ou...

here is my cacti log with poller on debug mode. i have replaced all of the IPs with <replaced ip #> where # is unique to the host and the same thing with the names. does a script need to be associated with a particular host even though its not returning host data, i.e. random numbers?

...no warnings in the log. still cant figure this out. any ideas? TIA

i ran it in debug mode then searched the log for the string 'warning' and found about 5. i then disabled the AS400 device and repeated.. this time there were no occurances of the string 'warning' in the log at all... but now i realize that a couple of my AS400 graphs were not up to par ): ..good to ...

thanks again for your patience, really. what i mean is: i open the log, select all, delete it. now its empty. i run the poller. i have so many devices that one cycle is 777KB. if i disable them all for that cycle then the poller just waits on 1/1 until it times out. is there some other way to disabl...

oh. right. thanks (: i cant attach my whole log, its 777KB. any recomendations? i tried disabling all the devices but then the poller just exceeded its max run time waiting on 1/1 over and over again. i went back through a little while ago and tried it (graphing the random number script) again still...

...would that would be chapter 13 in the manual? when i do a snmpbulkwalk -Os -c public localhost system i can see an oid of enterprises.311.1.1.3.13 (or 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1.3 right?)... is that of any use to me? how would i find out the oids that i need for the cpu usage, load average, and memo...

ive attached the output for a full run this time. i dont see anything in there referencing the random number script though. can you point me towards a walkthrough of setting up cpu etc graphs via snmp?... initially i set them up just like i did for the traffic graphs on all the other devices (on uni...

i had a ton of other devices but disabled them for a short debug output... really short. hope this helps. Content-type: text/html X-Powered-By: PHP/4.3.10 06/01/2005 10:18:33 AM - POLLER: Poller[0] DEBUG: About to Spawn a Remote Process [CMD: c:/cactid/cactid.exe, ARGS: 0 0] Waiting on 1/1 pollers. ...

hm. i have followed the method described in the manual but it seems like the rrd file is not being created. i have these two messages: RRDTool Says: ERROR: opening 'C:\www\cacti/rra/random_number_1185.rrd': No such file or directory Data Source Debug c:/rrdtool/rrdtool.exe create \ C:\www\cacti/rra/...