[mrtg] Re: Cutting the graph at a specific value
Peter Glanville
Peter_Glanville at cuk.canon.co.uk
Thu Apr 14 09:46:14 MEST 2005
> Guillermo Hechem wrote:
> > By "ignore" I mean that the backup process just doesn´t appear in the
graph.
> > It´s as if there wasn´t any traffic in the interface at that time.
> > What I want is to see that backup traffic, which normally rises to 8
MB, but
> > only up to 1 MB, so as to be able to appreciate the rest of the
traffic.
> >
> > Hope it´s clear now.
>
> I have exactly the same problem, and I know exactly what you want to do!
>
> What you mean is that you want to fix the y-axis scale to 0-1MB, and
"clip" the
> graph if it goes off the scale.
>
If you set Maxbytes to 1Mb, (and Abmax the same), values above that will
be ignored. How will it be plotted? Without unknownaszero, I thought it
simply re-used the last known value, and would flat line. Since your
backup may ramp-up to the high level, the flatline would be quite high. I
think once you move on to RRD you get it handled differently.
Or
Plot the same value twice, once showing real traffic, with big peaks but
unreadable daytime, and once with a cut off top. Then you can look at
eiter graph to give you what you want to see.
Peter
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