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Thanks Scott, we'll give that a try. What would the procedure be then to add interfaces to a router/switch that already has interfaces in the mrtg.conf file, when interfaces are being turned up after the node has been already added and these interfaces now need to be monitored? Could the wizard be c...

It wasn't. The interfaces are a physical interface, which I believe has index #11, and a configured sub-interface, with index #12. I don't know for sure which one is index 11, but I assum that is the physical interface, not that it should matter. The server admin says that even after discovery is ru...

Here is the command run:
[root@nagios1 mrtg]# ls -l /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg
-rw-r--r-- 1 apache nagios 2369057 May 31 09:59 /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg. I'll pm you the file momentarily.

Ian.

Hi Scott, Here's the capture, and comments from the server administrator, keeping in mind that the node in question is addressed as 172.31.1.101: From what I can tell, these errors are SNMP issues with the hosts involved. I could probably dig deeper, but it would take some time, and I don't think th...

It's been over a day now.

Hello, I had this same problem, I wanted to add a couple of interfaces that needed to be monitored on a router that already had interfaces being monitored. I ran the router/switch wizard, unchecked all the interfaces being monitored already, as well as the "ping host" check box so as to no...

Hello chrisfritz, have you made any progress with this? Our organization currently backs up cisco configs using Solarwinds, and we are investigating the possibility of moving this functionality to Nagios. I have written some Perl programs to pull information from our devices, specifically serial num...

Hello,
The interface stats are still not reporting correctly. What information can I supply to help nail down where the problem is?

Thank you,
Ian.

When I discovered the node, I used version 2, selected from the dropdown of the switch and router wizard. I just removed the node, and rediscovered it, with the same result, although the .rrd files seem to still be there, as I still have a history of interface stats, despite having just rediscovered...

Yes, I believe that I did. I used that wizard to install it, and selected 'descriptions' to tag the interfaces, I may have set the wrong default bandwidth, if that makes a difference. I tried to rediscover the router, but it won't let me delete it, which I guess may be another problem.