[rrd-users] Re: scale problem
Alex van den Bogaerdt
alex at ergens.op.HET.NET
Sun Jul 28 16:21:55 MEST 2002
johan wrote:
> I have the following problem : I monitor some cisco routers with mrtg
> /rrd-tool and the script routers2.cgi the incoming and outgoing
> bandwidth. They have for example a maximum bandwidth 1mbps. That works
> fine, but I want to see when f.ex. the traffic is 10 bits per second
> also the ingoing and outgoing traffic : now I don't see anything,
> becausee the scale is 1 mbps. I know it is possible that the scale on
> the graphic changes with the average traffic.But I don't know how.
> anybody can help?
When I tried to parse this sentence, the closest match was:
Even if the actual in- and outbound traffic is very low, the Y-axis
still shows 1mbps.
> here part of an example cfg-file
[snip >>>MRTG<<< config file without "Unscaled[]"]
RRDtool will do the right thing by default. The program calling
rrdtool will have to do "--upper-limit 125000" or "-u 125000" to
emulate "Unscaled[]".
You probably have to look in routers2.cgi -or- you have set the
Unscaled option somewhere in your mrtg.cfg file. Remove the
problem line where it occurs and you'll be fine.
HTH
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