Dear Expert
In the Bandwidth Status Information showing as below
OK Current BW in: 5.25Gbps Out: .77Gbps
How to find Peak (MAX) Values in 24 hours period and at what time it reached to maximum?
Yes, on the Performance Graphs its nicely showing but we want to get as a Status Information so we can use in our Daily report. (Actually we want to put these values on the Nagvis Map side by side of each our links).
Me sure you will suggest to pull from rrd file but how? Small script I will manage to pull the values but what parameter how to pass, how to extract values from rrd file or any other way to do in easy/better way.
Regards
How to pick Max value and Time in 24 hours performance graph
Re: How to pick Max value and Time in 24 hours performance g
It looks like someone wanted to do this same sort of thing, but with CPU loads instead of bandwidth:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1596 ... a-rrd-file
Does that sound like it's what you are looking for?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1596 ... a-rrd-file
Does that sound like it's what you are looking for?
Former Nagios employee
Re: How to pick Max value and Time in 24 hours performance g
Dear tmcdonald
ref one tutorial , how to add graph in Nagios/Nagvis, I tried in our Nagios/Nagvis but there is no pnp_graph.php option available in the drop down. Appreciate attaching here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f66USWkNRJk
2014R2.0 / Nagvis 1.7
Regards
ref one tutorial , how to add graph in Nagios/Nagvis, I tried in our Nagios/Nagvis but there is no pnp_graph.php option available in the drop down. Appreciate attaching here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f66USWkNRJk
2014R2.0 / Nagvis 1.7
Regards
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Zajil NMS
Re: How to pick Max value and Time in 24 hours performance g
Not sure if you meant to post that here, but the link I provided was for getting the MAX value from historical data, and had nothing to do with NagVis. Please keep separate issues in their own threads so we can focus on one thing at a time.
Regarding the MAX link, did that method work for you?
Regarding the MAX link, did that method work for you?
Former Nagios employee