Hi, I've got a feeling this is a silly question but-
All my graphs (and maybe my datasources?) display link utilisation in bytes/second. This is in contrast to Weathermap, which likes to display in bits/second or percent. Does weathermap undertake the necessary conversions required to display the correct value or do I need to insert a little maths somewhere to multiply by 8?
Forgive me if this has already been answered, in my defence, I did have a bit of a search around before I posted
Are Link Usage Values Unit-agnostic?
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You can figure it out pretty easily by looking at the graph and then the link
Anyway, yes it multiplies by 8.
Anyway, yes it multiplies by 8.
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