[mrtg] Re: Hand up to Microsoft.

[Greg.Volk at edwardjones.com]

}
}I know this is a bit out of topic but...
}Is there a way to tell windows 2000 not to change its
}OID.
}
}I used to monitor two processor of a Terminal server.
}I used to use hrProcessorLoad.23 and hrProcessorLoad.24
}but since monday ( we rebooted the server monday )
}This changed !! its now hrProcessorLoad.18 and
}hrProcessorLoad.19
}

It sounds like what the interface instance numbers do on 
a chassis style network device when a line card is added 
or removed. Did you replace/add/remove any CPUs? Does the 
box only have two CPUs? If it has more than that you 
should make sure they are all on-line since the reboot.

Are you running Win2k or NT4?



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