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Hi,

We have Nagios Xi version 5.4.13 VM machine ,we have a problem in view performance graph as the attached

how can retain the graph with out remove the old one

thanks

Can you show the advanced tab in the service details for this service?

My guess is either you are no longer receiving performance data OR you are receiving data for a different amount of datasources that you were before.

Hi,

please see the attached graph about service details and the below run command

this graph stop when the backup system (netbackup) in my company start on this server for 10 minutes this backup issue daily then the graph stop appeared and it is not back again after the backup system stop .

[[email protected] ~]$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_snmp_storage_wizard.pl -H 10.x.x.55 -C jawwal-snmp --v1 -m "/" --short=0,1 -w 80 -c 85 -f
OK : (<80%) All selected storages | '/dev/shm'=0MB;25721;27328;0;32151 '/logarch'=131850MB;389120;413440;0;486400 '/data'=64080MB;132478;140757;0;165597 '/boot'=49MB;3835;4074;0;4794 '/boot/efi'=0MB;160;170;0;200 '/'=11280MB;78641;83556;0;98301


Thanks

Looking at the last screenshot, it seems like you have one extra datasource that was not present before ('/'). This would cause the graph to fail. Try resolving the issue by following the steps, outlined in the KB article below:

https://support.nagios.com/kb/article/n ... g-149.html

Hi,

many thanks for your response , this command will applied on all system right

./fix_ds_quantity.sh -d /usr/local/nagios/share/perfdata/

can i test it on one host like this


./fix_ds_quantity.sh -d /usr/local/nagios/share/perfdata/JCOM-MW-02


Thanks

I am pretty sure you can test it on one host. Here's the script's usage:

./fix_ds_quantity.sh -h

RRD Datasrouce Quantity Fix Help:

Requires the perl library - RRD::Simple and the rrdtool package
Required:
-d "<directory>" Specify a directory to recursively modify
Optionals:
-t <type> DS Type (Default: GAUGE)
-n No confirmation prompt
-i Do not backup RRD
-q Quiet

Usage:
./fix_ds_quantity.sh <options> -d <directory>