[rrd-users] Re: Graphing more than 114 Mbps with RRDTool

[Michael MacFaden]

Paul,

You might use the High Capacity (*HC*) counters in ifXTable/RFC 2233. They
provide 64 bit counters for all of the counters one encounters in ifTable.
For Gig Ether, OC-12c, the High Capacity RMON mib is also a good choice.

The other nifty item in the ifXTable is ifCounterDiscontinuityTime. Using
this object, your poller can know to throw out bad samples...


Regards,
Mike MacFaden
Network Management
Cabletron Systems, West


> -----Original Message-----
> From: pfischer at pfischer.isc.cw.net
> Lessons Learned
> ===============
> If you want to graph more than 114 Mbps you need to find a vendor specific
> MIB that will give you a 64-bit variable. You will likely need a
> MIB Walker
> to figure out which OIDs you want. I used HP Openview.

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