[mrtg] Re: Error Message: WARNING: Could not match host:'public at 172.31.39.5' ref:'' key:''

[Garth Williams]

Well, there IS a space between the first OID and the second, and also
more than one space between the target name and some of the other
options added (although not sure if that's it).  Finally, can you put
the FULL OID in the target line?  Perhaps MRTG is getting "weirded out"
over that.

g

-----Original Message-----
From: Chan, Wilson [mailto:wchan at co.honolulu.hi.us] 
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 7:33 PM
To: 'mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch'
Subject: [mrtg] Error Message: WARNING: Could not match
host:'public at 172.31.39.5' ref:'' key:''


Hi,
 

Im running MRTG 2.9.17 on a Win2K Server and I recently tried to add
some Tripplite UPS into MRTG but im getting this error when running
MRTG. Here is my .cfg file and screen output. BTW- I've already check
the OID with snmputil and it's a valid OID. 

 

H:\>snmputil get 172.31.39.5 public 33.1.2.5.0

Variable = .33.1.2.5.0

Value    = Integer32 546

 

C:\MRTG\bin>type tripplite.cfg

WorkDir: c:\InetPub\wwwroot\tripplite

 

Target[33.1.2.5.0]:33.1.2.5.0 & 33.1.2.5.0:public at 172.31.39.5

MaxBytes[33.1.2.5.0]:  600

Title[33.1.2.5.0]: Tripplite Battery Voltage

PageTop[33.1.2.5.0]: <H1>Tripplite</H1>

Options[33.1.2.5.0]: gauge, nopercent, noinfo, unknaszero

YLegend[33.1.2.5.0]: Line Volts

ShortLegend[33.1.2.5.0]: V DC

LegendI[33.1.2.5.0]:  High Line Voltage

LegendO[33.1.2.5.0]:  Low Line Voltage

Legend1[33.1.2.5.0]: Max (High) Battery Voltage (UPS)

Legend2[33.1.2.5.0]: Min (Low) Battery Voltage (UPS)

Legend3[33.1.2.5.0]: Max HIGH value per interval on graph

Legend4[33.1.2.5.0]: Max LOW value per interval on graph

Colours[33.1.2.5.0]: GREEN#00eb0c,BLUE#0000ff,GRAY#AAAAAA,VIOLET#ff00ff

WithPeak[33.1.2.5.0]: ymw

C:\MRTG\bin>perl mrtg tripplite.cfg

WARNING: Could not match host:'public at 172.31.39.5' ref:'' key:''

 

How do you fix this Warning error? Also, the snmp value is displayed as
an Integer value 546 but I need it to be graphed in MRTG as 54.6Volts
and not 546Volts. How do you do this? Thanks!

 

 

 

Wilson

 



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