Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
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Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
I created new graphs using build in templates for interface traffic - by default it is bits/second. Graphs are created but they show values in bytes/second ! For sure, triple checked.
What is quite interesting - on bits/second graphs when I chose realtime graph - traffic is in bits/second, not in bytes/second as on 'base' graph.
I chose 64-bit counters - the same. I chose bytes/second - values are approximitly 10-times lower than real traffic.
What is going on ? I really don't understand.
Cacti ver. 1.1
Thanks in advance for any help.
What is quite interesting - on bits/second graphs when I chose realtime graph - traffic is in bits/second, not in bytes/second as on 'base' graph.
I chose 64-bit counters - the same. I chose bytes/second - values are approximitly 10-times lower than real traffic.
What is going on ? I really don't understand.
Cacti ver. 1.1
Thanks in advance for any help.
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
I have to agree with you
For my understanding if you look into Data Queries -> SNMP - Interface Statistics
In/Out Bits Interface - Traffic (bits/sec) 13
In/Out Bits with 95th Percentile Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, 95th Percentile) 20
In/Out Bits with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, Total Bandwidth) 21
In/Out Bytes Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 16
In/Out Bytes (64-bit Counters) Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 9
In/Out Bytes with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec, Total Bandwidth) 22
In/Out Errors/Discarded Packets Interface - Errors/Discards 2
In/Out Non-Unicast Packets Interface - Non-Unicast Packets 3
In/Out Unicast Packets Interface - Unicast Packets 4
The 64 bit counter display in bytes !?
I re-create my on template to correct this
For my understanding if you look into Data Queries -> SNMP - Interface Statistics
In/Out Bits Interface - Traffic (bits/sec) 13
In/Out Bits with 95th Percentile Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, 95th Percentile) 20
In/Out Bits with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, Total Bandwidth) 21
In/Out Bytes Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 16
In/Out Bytes (64-bit Counters) Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 9
In/Out Bytes with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec, Total Bandwidth) 22
In/Out Errors/Discarded Packets Interface - Errors/Discards 2
In/Out Non-Unicast Packets Interface - Non-Unicast Packets 3
In/Out Unicast Packets Interface - Unicast Packets 4
The 64 bit counter display in bytes !?
I re-create my on template to correct this
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Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Hi,
I have the same problem with the new version of Cacti.
For example on the graphs i see this values below. But when i do a realtime graph then i see it 10times bigger than that.
I have the same problem with the new version of Cacti.
For example on the graphs i see this values below. But when i do a realtime graph then i see it 10times bigger than that.
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Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Standard SNMP - Interface Statistics
How do you create graphs?
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In/Out Bits Interface - Traffic (bits/sec) 10
In/Out Bits (64-bit Counters) Interface - Traffic (bits/sec) 2
In/Out Bits (64-bit Counters) with 95th Percentile Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, 95th Percentile) 7
In/Out Bits (64-bit Counters) with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, Total Bandwidth) 3
In/Out Bits with 95th Percentile Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, 95th Percentile) 13
In/Out Bits with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bits/sec, Total Bandwidth) 14
In/Out Bytes Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 12
In/Out Bytes (64-bit Counters) Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec) 9
In/Out Bytes (64-bit Counters) with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec, Total Bandwidth) 15
In/Out Bytes with Total Bandwidth Interface - Traffic (bytes/sec, Total Bandwidth) 6
In/Out Errors/Discarded Packets Interface - Errors/Discards 8
In/Out Non-Unicast Packets Interface - Non-Unicast Packets 1
In/Out Unicast Packets Interface - Unicast Packets 4
Interface - Broadcast Packets (Legacy) Interface - Broadcast Packets (Legacy) 11
Interface - Multicast Packets (Legacy) Interface - Multicast Packets (Legacy) 5
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
That's not the standard one, it's your creation!!
And the second one is suppose to be the 64bits counter, in bits mode!!
To create a graph take another Interface traffic graph template, it would be the easiest way
And the second one is suppose to be the 64bits counter, in bits mode!!
To create a graph take another Interface traffic graph template, it would be the easiest way
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Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
No it's not!Rno wrote:That's not the standard one, it's your creation!!
Cacti 1.1.2
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Teach me how to populate graph ..
My Cacti graph template wont populating again after upgrade to 1.0.x
My Cacti graph template wont populating again after upgrade to 1.0.x
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Cramin wrote:No it's not!Rno wrote:That's not the standard one, it's your creation!!
Cacti 1.1.2
Whoo cool I have 1.1.0
sorry about that !!
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Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
In my case, graphs are created by default, without any changes, anywhere.
On a device: data query - interface statistics, then create graphs for this device - by default bits/second.
Devices are different - switches, routers, servers, NAS... everywhere the same.
So what should I do, how to create graphs to show traffic in bits/second ?
On a device: data query - interface statistics, then create graphs for this device - by default bits/second.
Devices are different - switches, routers, servers, NAS... everywhere the same.
So what should I do, how to create graphs to show traffic in bits/second ?
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Not sure the default is 64bits counters
That's why we may need other graph
That's why we may need other graph
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Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
No, the default is not 64 bit counters.
What other graph we may need ? Rno, I truly don't understand you since the beggining of that topic.
What other graph we may need ? Rno, I truly don't understand you since the beggining of that topic.
Re: Traffic graphs in bytes instead of bits
Keep in mind folks, it's not the id, it's the hash that is important.
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