Seperating 95 Percentile

[JLChafardet]

so should look like this?

Thanks a lot for your time, I really appreciate it.

[rony]

Yes that should work..

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[JLChafardet]

I'm donating via paypal, i dont have much on my paypal balance, but i hope my little aid, is welcome.

Thanks for your help.

[JLChafardet]

rony, sorry to bother you this much, I'm seeing weird things on my graphs, what i mean with weird will be commented on the screen shots I'm adding to the post.

It appears to be graphing correctly most of the ports, but apparently not all the ports are being correctly graphed (at least the uplink port graph) all in and out graph seems to be the same line one area another line, which is (maybe due to the lack of inactivity of the boxes plugged to this switch as there have been really low activity)

I would love to know if that seems by any means normal to you.

I do not think its needed to attach all the ports graphs (only 8 ports are being used atm on that switch), but i would love to know, if something is wrong with the graphs.

The Switch is a Cisco Catalyst 5505, with 3 blades of 24 ports (total of 72 ports), one thing i noticed, is that the Inbound/Outbound logs seems to be inverted, so i had to invert then on the template graph, setting Outbound as Inbound and Inbound as Outbound so the graphs are corrected on that part.

Also, i did on port 24, Inverted Datasources Back to the standard (In for In and Out for Out) as I wanted the Green Area to be outbound and the blue line to be inbound [ONLY] on port 24, the other ports are green for in and blue for out.

I do not know why, but why if the ports graphs are so different in what "IN and OUT" graphing means, the port 24, is showing the same results (the blue line outlining the green area)

any ideas?