[mrtg] Re: The math..
tony bourke
tony at vegan.net
Tue Apr 10 07:39:23 MEST 2001
> The mibs I use shows these numbers as the current bandwidth (eg: 1025 &
> 512). The question is: Why does MRTG display these numbers like it is.
> Is there any way to get MRTG to display the current speed? (it seems
> like something is wrong, becouse it only displays "8.8K" or so..
Looks like the MIB or OID you are using is the OID for "speed", rather
than the actual interface counter. The cfgmaker should generate you a
config file that shows the bandwidthin utilization, as well as
automatically remark upon the available speed on teh line. You shouln't
need to manually configure it or specify any type of MIB or OID.
Tony
>
> Anyone?
>
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