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scottwilkerson wrote:

dhoskinson wrote:The performance graph shows 750 just fine but the speedometer only goes to 100

Is this Nagios XI? This question was posted in the Nagios Core forum and there aren't "speedometers" in Nagios Core by default.

Yes it is, i wasn't thinking when i posted it. sorry

I have setup a new check to check the number of processes running on a application server. Currently the number of processes is 750. The performance graph shows 750 just fine but the speedometer only goes to 100. I have been searching for a way to customize that. Our max processes is much higher the...

It depends on the number of datasources that are returned from each of the plugins If they match (e.g. 4 data points on both checks) then they would just change as of the time the plugin changed. If you ran each of the checks from the command line, so I could see the output of both, I could give yo...

Unfortunately the only way you can retain all the performance data is if the 2 plugins return the exact same performance data metrics in the exact same order. Using a different plugin almost 100% of the time would give different data. Probably the best solution I can think of would be to setup a ne...

We are moving from the standard snmp on hpux to net-snmp. Our service checks for disk usage will change to use check_xi_snmp_storage_wizard.pl. On our first box when i did this, i lost all the existing performance data as i copied the check and switched it. This time i want to just modify the existi...