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also - fyi: 1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.15 reports 10000 so I will need to do a calculation with the temp change

as it may only be important during the discovery process - this might work
I knew about the other ifspeed oid for Cisco but had no idea where I could change in Nagios
if you have that info - I will attempt
could make for a win

thanks but ifspeed is a read only mib
Object, ifSpeed. OID, 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5. Type, Gauge32. Permission, read-only

as I mentioned - this is a known bug on Cisco 10G ports
but I will come up with some kind of work around
Thanks again

Guys, Thanks again for the insights and assistance. Having deleted all device related files and entries in the mrtg.cfg, rediscovering and changing the MaxBytes..... which did get propagated to mrtg.cfg for some reason did not work I investigated further only to find that the issue is more widesprea...

i will revisit MaxBytes - and would be very pleased if I was incorrect - sounds like I may be - thank you on the default port speed - I believe this to be exactly that - default and yes it can be modified and no, it doesn't seem to matter once the SNMP query picks up a value from the device which ca...

There are only two places that could contain this information - the check command (or plugin), and the mrtg configuration. The switch and router wizard should give you the option of changing what you want to set as warning/critical. The ifspeed is just the max cap. You should still receive metrics ...

i have no issue giving up the data to this point as it is incorrect however the procedure you provided - I don't believe will help me when I rediscover the device - it still queries the MIB OID via SNMP and gets the wrong port speed again during the monitor wizard - I do not have the ability to modi...

yes, ifspeed is reported via SNMP
Nagios, when I run a monitoring wizard collects the interface ifspeed for all interfaces on the device
it just happens that the Cisco reports the information incorrectly

our cisco router is reporting its ifspeed at 4.29Gbs - while this may be accurate, the circuit is only 1Gbs I have been unable to find where to change this so that our utilization graph reports correctly relative to the circuit I would expect that there would be a file or db entry that I could modif...