root@localhost(/usr/local/nagios/libexec):./check_qlogic_sanbox_port -H 10.101.0.13 -C public -t speed -w 500 -c 900
OK - Port is up, Partner WWPN is 24010001555CDD38 | tx_speed_bytes=89299939804c;;;; rx_speed_bytes=9949999090c;;;;
i have this command which graphs like this
Screen Shot 2016-12-13 at 15.49.54.png
can i adjust this to MByte within NagiosXI or do i need to do something with the output of the check?
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What is check_qlogic_sanbox_port? I couldn't find anything referencing it online.
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I don't see any option in that plugin to change the units, but you might have a better luck contacting the developer of that plugin.
That means you'll have to modify things yourself. This post discusses modifying highcharts https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewto ... =6&t=30799 - begin with the post from 'lgroschen' and review the link to the highcharts page. This should be a good starting point, so let us know if you have any questions after checking it out - thanks.
It's entirely up to what the plugin outputs since the performance data is what builds those graphs...so you could modify things after on either end really.
Alternatively, you could convert in your language of choice. I suspect JS (or at least client-side JS) is not the most performant way to do this, but it might be the easiest: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/159 ... javascript