THold line
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THold line
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I need to make thold line hide or inactive if the usage is under 100 mb and if the usage over 100 mb I need it to get back
the graph 2G interface
please help if there is any plugin thold or any patch or any thing
my career depend on this assingment
I need to make thold line hide or inactive if the usage is under 100 mb and if the usage over 100 mb I need it to get back
the graph 2G interface
please help if there is any plugin thold or any patch or any thing
my career depend on this assingment
Re: THold line
1) Create a threshold with specific high threshold (e.g. 12500000 bytes/s = 100 mbits/s) and apply it to your graph
2) Click "Toggle Threshold VRULES On" icon next to the graph
Then you can see vertical lines when the traffic became over than the threshold value.
2) Click "Toggle Threshold VRULES On" icon next to the graph
Then you can see vertical lines when the traffic became over than the threshold value.
Re: THold line
Any option for Horizontal Line???
Re: THold line
>> Any option for Horizontal Line???
You can add it as a graph item.
- http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=41959
You can add it as a graph item.
- http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=41959
Re: THold line
is hrule based on ifhighspeed possible?noname wrote:>> Any option for Horizontal Line???
You can add it as a graph item.
- http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=41959
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Re: THold line
Did you not follow nonames thread?sukanta wrote:is hrule based on ifhighspeed possible?noname wrote:>> Any option for Horizontal Line???
You can add it as a graph item.
- http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=41959
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Re: THold line
Followed but not able to find dynamic HRULE based on Interface Speed.TheWitness wrote:Did you not follow nonames thread?sukanta wrote:is hrule based on ifhighspeed possible?noname wrote:>> Any option for Horizontal Line???
You can add it as a graph item.
- http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=41959
I am asking for something like this:
http://cactiusers.org/forums/topic1236.html
Re: THold line
>> Followed but not able to find dynamic HRULE based on Interface Speed.
You can use "|query_ifSpeed|" for HRULE.
For 100M interface:
For 1G interface:
But unfortunately, HRULE (and VRULE) can't accept calculation such as CDEF. (Probably this is restriction of RRDtool.)
So you can't use "|query_ifHighSpeed|" for that.
P.S. If you created a CDEF like this,then you can use ifHighSpeed as LINEx instead of HRULE, but vertical scaling of the graph becomes too large..
You can use "|query_ifSpeed|" for HRULE.
For 100M interface:
For 1G interface:
But unfortunately, HRULE (and VRULE) can't accept calculation such as CDEF. (Probably this is restriction of RRDtool.)
So you can't use "|query_ifHighSpeed|" for that.
P.S. If you created a CDEF like this,
Code: Select all
Force to use ifHighSpeed
cdef=CURRENT_DATA_SOURCE,0,*,|query_ifHighSpeed|,+,1000000,*
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Re: THold line
I still like the 'Display Hi/Low as HRules' Option Idea. Although it would constantly change for Baseline Alarms.
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GitHub Repository with Supported Plugins
Percona Device Packages (no support)
Interesting Device Packages
For those wondering, I'm still here, but lost in the shadows. Yearning for less bugs. Who want's a Cacti 1.3/2.0? Streams anyone?
Re: THold line
Thank you so much both of you..Now a days I can see Cacti Developer Team specially TheWitness is very much active to support the community.
I am also actively pushing my company to support the developers by Donation.Surely will able to do so.
Thank you once again.
I am also actively pushing my company to support the developers by Donation.Surely will able to do so.
Thank you once again.
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