[mrtg] Re: Help with Cisco Switches

[Håkan Lindholm]

Brian wrote:
> To get ports that are down, or do not show any traffic I had to add a
> Bandwidth statement to the switches on every interface.  
> Bandwidth=100000000
> for 100 Mb and 1000000000 for Gig ports.  hope this helps.

Is that for IOS switches?  (2900 XL and 3500 XL series)

For CatOS switches (aka "set IOS" based; that is 4000, 5000 and 6000
series), the "--no-down" cfgmaker option works.


Randall wrote:
> I have asked this before, but I would like to see if anyone 
> has any new ideas.
> 
> I cannot seem to get ALL of the ports off of my cisco 
> switches.  I can get sc0 and maybe one GIG port.  Can
> someone please help??

Are all ports up?  Otherwise, use options "--no-down" or "--show-op-down".


> /mrtg/bin/cfgmaker --global "Options[_]: growright,bits" \
> --global "WorkDir: /mrtg/data" --ifdesc=descr --ifref=descr \
> --descint --subdirs=bb6509aswitch 
> --output=/mrtg/cfg/bb6509aswitch.cfg test at bb6509a

Which CatOS switches, "--ifdesc=descr" should be replaced by
"--ifdesc=name".

Most probably, your the targets you want are just commented out in
bb6509aswitch.cfg. Open it up in your fav editor and remove the #'s and
correct the "MaxBytes" option and "Max Speed" in the "PageTop" HTML code.


> /mrtg/bin/indexmaker --title=BB6509aswitch --enumerate \
> --sort=title --show=day  --section=descr \
> /mrtg/cfg/bb6509aswitch.cfg > /mrtg/data/bb6509aswitch.html

Does this one work for you if you get the bb6509aswitch.cfg right?
I don't use indexmaker myself. My 1000+ targets needs more structure.
Maybe you should try without "--section=descr".


Hope this help. Please tell us how things are going further.

/H

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