[rrd-users] Average problem
Simon Hobson
linux at thehobsons.co.uk
Mon Nov 19 16:20:08 CET 2007
Gwenael Lahay wrote:
>Indeed, i put a wrong command in my previous mail. The frequency is
>not correct but the other parameters is good.
>Concerning my problem, does it mean that i should use a very hight
>value for xff (like 0.9 or 0.99) ?
You need to consider your requirements.
If it is important to get a value returned at 10:30 when you only put
in the one value, then yes, you will have to use a large xff value
(at least 0.97).
However, that means you will still get a value returned at other
times when 29 of the 30 samples are missing - or 25 are missing, or
10, or ...
So you need to consider whether it's more important to have the value
- or to show that input data was missing.
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