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Cisco 6500 Graph Gaps

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I have a Cisco 6509 running IOS, and my graphs keep having missing data
and data that does'nt look right. attached is a screen shot of what I'm seeing.
I am using 0.8.6h and cactid 0.8.6g.

Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this?

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Are you using 64-bit SNMPv2 counters for those interfaces? Are they Gigabit or higher?
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Yes and No

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Actually the interface being graphed is a PortChannel Interface which has 4 GigE's on the etherchannel.
This peticular graph is using 32bit counters.
Attached is the 64bit counter version of the graph.

But I still have gaps of missing data in the graphs?
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How is that switches CPU utiltization, for the supervisors? Is it high?
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cpu usage

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nothing insanely high:

core1#show processes cpu
CPU utilization for five seconds: 0%/0%; one minute: 3%; five minutes: 5%
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Yep, that's fine..

What is the timeout currently set for that device? 500ms, I would suggest increasing it to 1000ms and see if that helps.
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What are your log's looking like. I would suspect that if you have logging to "low" you have quite a few error's. Please post.

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I set the timout on the device to 1000, I'm still having the missing data on the graphs.
Should I set the logging to Medium?, It's currently set to LOW with all three of the the poller options checked.
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Post by Pumpi »

Hello,

I have a smilar problem with a Cisco PIX 535 running OS 7.x

I get most of the time snmp timeouts when I poll the active PIX, but I get no problem when I poll the standby PIX.

I have the same setup in a test enviroment with no problems - strange

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Figured it out

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The problem ended up being the "Downed Host Detection" under settings -> poller. For Some reason after changing it from snmp+ping to snmp my graph gaps went away.

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