Weird graph when bandwidth hits more than 100Mbits/s

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denow
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Weird graph when bandwidth hits more than 100Mbits/s

Post by denow »

Hi,

I got this problem when one of the interfaces i m polling hits more than 100Mbits/sec. Any ideas what is going on?

Attached is the screenshot of one interface and the data template setting.

Thanks in advance.
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Post by rony »

You are going to have to use 64bit counters to get accurate data for over 100 mbits.
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Ditto!!

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Post by Linegod »

Just as a note, you'll have to switch the device to SNMPv2 also.
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