cannot add graph in weathermap was working fine

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Re: cannot add graph in weathermap was working fine

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Set the BANDWIDTH correctly for that link.

If you can get 182% of the bandwidth, it's not correct :-)
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Re: cannot add graph in weathermap was working fine

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Found ISP is not doing traffic shapping on their side so that's the reason it saw utilization of 180%.

SO there is not option for inbound bandwidth and outbound bandwidht?

Also is there a way to show bandwidth for link that I have under weathermap configuration?


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Re: cannot add graph in weathermap was working fine

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Yes, you can specify inbound and outbound bandwidth with the BANDWIDTH keyword. In the normal 'percent' mode, it does expect 100% to be the maximum. You can either switch to absolute mode (which means you'd need a different scale per bandwidth), or just disable that warning. Check for WMWARN33 in the error message section of the manual.

Show on the map? {link:this:max_bandwidth_in} will show the bandwidth in a label or comment on a link.
Weathermap 0.98a is out! & QuickTree 1.0. Superlinks is over there now (and built-in to Cacti 1.x).
Some Other Cacti tweaks, including strip-graphs, icons and snmp/netflow stuff.
(Let me know if you have UK DevOps or Network Ops opportunities, too!)
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