[rrd-users] Re: SNMP Values

Mon Nov 17 05:40:45 MET 2003

Octets are basically bytes.  So the ifInOctets and ifOutOctets are the
number of bytes flowing in and out of the particular interface.

Jason...

-----Original Message-----
From: PAUL WILLIAMSON [mailto:pwilliamson at mandtbank.com] 
Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2003 5:53 PM
To: Mshields at gomez.com; rrd-users at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [rrd-users] Re: SNMP Values

Octets. 

Paul

>>> "Shields, Matt" <Mshields at gomez.com> 11/16/03 04:25PM >>>
If I poll a Cisco switch(there is a sample of the data below from an
Ethernet Port), is the data generated Bits, KBits, MBits, Bytes, Kbytes,
Mbytes or something else?  If it's not Bits or Bytes how would I convert it
to them?  I do understand that it's incremental and I need to do a diff to
get the current value.

ifInOctets          IfOutOctets

2483004595       3625254046

2483022105       3625280414

2483040491       3625305811

2483058661       3625332072

2483076226       3625358333

2483093415       3625383666

2483111066       3625409927

2483127909       3625435324

2483146331       3625461585

2483163982       3625487846

2483183174       3625513243

2483200081       3625539611

2483217597       3625565008

2483235481       3625591269

2483255465       3625617530

Matt 

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