Hello,
Is there any plugin available for bandwidth utilization of interfaces that also provide performance data for graphs? Haven't found one that's working as expected so far. I've tried check_iftraffic3.pl, but it doesn't provide graphs.
Thank you.
Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
Did you try The Switch/Router Wizard that comes standard with XI?
Re: Interface Utilization with graphs
Yeah, it does not provide percentage as we need for showing the utilization. I need the percentage used after setting the interface limit.scottwilkerson wrote:Did you try The Switch/Router Wizard that comes standard with XI?
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Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
I see the plugin you tried has a new version
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 64/details
What is the output you are getting when running check_iftraffic3.pl from the CLI, it should be returning performance data based on a quick view of the script. (note this is not our plugin but I will attempt to assist)
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 64/details
What is the output you are getting when running check_iftraffic3.pl from the CLI, it should be returning performance data based on a quick view of the script. (note this is not our plugin but I will attempt to assist)
Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
Thank you for your help,scottwilkerson wrote:I see the plugin you tried has a new version
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... 64/details
What is the output you are getting when running check_iftraffic3.pl from the CLI, it should be returning performance data based on a quick view of the script. (note this is not our plugin but I will attempt to assist)
Below is the output. Indeed, I see more info here than what I see in the UI, but I don't know why I can't see graphs or how to provide those numbers to perf data. I will try the new version tomorrow.
[root@asdf libexec]# ./check_iftraffic3.pl -H x.x.x.x -C comstring -i 8 -b 100 -u m
Average IN: 160.02KBs (1.25%), Average OUT: 219.99KBs (1.72%)<br>Total RX: 475.28 MBytes, Total TX: 105.53 MBytes|inUsage=1.25%;85;98 outUsage=1.72%;85;98 inBandwidth=160.02KBs outBandwidth=219.99KBs inAbsolut=498366874 outAbsolut=110655193
[root@asdf libexec]#
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Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
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inUsage=1.25%;85;98 outUsage=1.72%;85;98 inBandwidth=160.02KBs outBandwidth=219.99KBs inAbsolut=498366874 outAbsolut=110655193Do you see this also on the Advanced tab in the performance data section for this service?
Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
Checking the advanced data section I noticed that the performance data for this specific service was turned off for some reason. Stupid reason but this was actually the issue. Fixed after I turned them on. Thanks a lot for all help.scottwilkerson wrote:This indicates valid performance data.Code: Select all
inUsage=1.25%;85;98 outUsage=1.72%;85;98 inBandwidth=160.02KBs outBandwidth=219.99KBs inAbsolut=498366874 outAbsolut=110655193
Do you see this also on the Advanced tab in the performance data section for this service?
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Re: Interface Utilizaiton with graphs
Glad it is working!aceadm wrote:Checking the advanced data section I noticed that the performance data for this specific service was turned off for some reason. Stupid reason but this was actually the issue. Fixed after I turned them on. Thanks a lot for all help.scottwilkerson wrote:This indicates valid performance data.Code: Select all
inUsage=1.25%;85;98 outUsage=1.72%;85;98 inBandwidth=160.02KBs outBandwidth=219.99KBs inAbsolut=498366874 outAbsolut=110655193
Do you see this also on the Advanced tab in the performance data section for this service?
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