[mrtg] Re: FW: CPU Utilization on Win2000

Sawyer, David david.sawyer at uk.mckhboc.com
Tue Mar 19 13:19:47 MET 2002


This isn't a Windows or MRTG problem but a polling problem.

The PC will always have very high spikes as it's making full use of the CPU
when processes require it.

With this type of monitor you can tell if there is a rogue process running
that's hogging all the CPU, as the graph will display very high usage until
the process is stopped.

I'm monitoring CPU on my personal PC running W2K polling every 5 mins,
attached is the daily graph.



-----Original Message-----
From: Niels Stoltze [mailto:nis at connectpartner.dk]
Sent: 19 March 2002 12:05
To: Sawyer, David
Subject: SV: [mrtg] FW: CPU Utilization on Win2000



> I'm not sure I understand...
>>Okay, still one question to go: When I read the OID on the server, it
>>gives the actual value of the CPU utilization, when it was written.
Does
>>anyone know, if it is possible to read a counter? Like the normal
>>utilization on a link?

The problem here, is not MRTG. Every minut, W2K writes in OID, the
actual value of the CPU utilization. Eg: 12:55=4, 12:56=5, 12:57=4 etc.
This means, that MRTG (or any other program) doesn't have any
difference, or at least a very little difference. But it might be, that
from 12:55:25 to 12:55:45, the utillization was 100%. But, at 12:56 when
windows writes the value in the OID, it only writes 5. 

So, once again, this isn't a MRTG problem, but a Windows "problem". If
it's not approbiate at this list, then just say so. Personally, I just
don't think that this give me the actual average load on the server...

Regards,
/Stoltze


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