|query_ifName| showing instead of the actual interface name

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avythe
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|query_ifName| showing instead of the actual interface name

Post by avythe »

Hi folks,

I apologize in advance if this is a documented issue of some sort, but I couldn't find anything about it.

I checked my cacti the other day to find that about half of the ports were labeled with "|query_ifName|" instead of the actual interface name (such as Fa0/1). If I go under "Data Sources" and select an interface, the actual interface name shows under "Index Value."

I'm wondering if there is a way to do something to fix these without having to manually get the interface number and replace |query_ifName| with it, since |query_ifName| should get it automatically.

Please let me know if I didn't describe that clearly enough or if any additional information is needed.

Thanks for any help you can provide!
Regards,
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Post by gandalf »

First shot: Please filter for those broken graphs from graph management. Select all broken ones and "Reapply SUggested Names" from the action dropdown
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Post by avythe »

I just tried that, but it didn't fix the issue. |query_ifName| still appears instead of the actual name. It's weird because it's only on half of them...no idea how that could've happened.

Anything else I can try?

Thanks,
Jordan
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Post by gandalf »

Please select a single host for the next try. Edit this host and press the green circle next to the failing Data Query. Then, Reapply suggested names again and post your findings
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Post by avythe »

Hi,

Where do I go to edit the host? I can click on the name to edit it, but I don't see any green circles.

Thanks,
Jordan
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(Almost) each graph is associated to any host. Pleas find a failing graph and edit the host that's associated with this graph. Then, refresh the Data Query by pressing the green circle
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Post by avythe »

Ah, finally found what you were talking about and that fixed it :)

Thanks so much!
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