Hello there, I just want to get any expert advice/suggestion on a certain issue. I have gotten this MRTG thing to monitor port utilization but when i try to implement it in one client of mine who still using Quad ana/digi cards apparently there was no graphic display of the trends (believe me in this part of the world there are still people using analog access). Feel free to give your comment. What i did miss? Am looking for the necessary OID for the Quads. ====start of MRTG config==== Target[usage]:1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.2.1.10.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.429.4.2.1.10.0:public@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx RouterUptime[usage]: public@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <<< this is hiperarc IP address and community MaxBytes[usage]: 150 <<< this is the total amount of lines you have available AbsMax[usage]: 150 Title[usage]: Number of Modems In Use PageTop[usage]: <H1>Number of Modems In Use</H1> Unscaled[usage]: ymwd ShortLegend[usage]: Modems XSize[usage]: 380 YSize[usage]: 100 YLegend[usage]: Modems In Use Legend1[usage]: Modems In Use Legend2[usage]: Legend3[usage]: Legend4[usage]: LegendI[usage]: Modems In Use LegendO[usage]: Options[usage]: gauge ====end of MRTG config==== -- Best regards, Gen ================================== Gen Camiling Chief Technical Officer International Micro Village, Inc. PHILIPPINES (63)(2) 7512130 mailto:gcamiling@imvi.com.ph ==================================
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Gen Camiling wrote:
I just want to get any expert advice/suggestion on a certain issue. I have gotten this MRTG thing to monitor port utilization but when i try to implement it in one client of mine who still using Quad ana/digi cards apparently there was no graphic display of the trends (believe me in this part of the world there are still people using analog access). Feel free to give your comment. What i did miss? Am looking for the necessary OID for the Quads.
I take it you are SNMP poking the HiperARCs... the older Quads used the NetServer, which uses different OIDs. Even so, I'm not sure if the HiperARCs will correctly count the Quads... so my solution is to not use the HiperARCs for counting usage. What I do is a bit more complicated, so you need to write a little shell script to put around your call to MRTG. First I SNMPwalk the NMC card, for OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.429.1.6.9.1.1.2... this will produce a list, which I grep for "= 8" (1..idle, 5..ringing, 8..online). I could the lines left with 'wc -l' and echo the output to a temporary file that my MRTG .cfg file points to. I then call MRTG. Email me privately if you want my code... for my TC's it became more complicated (split chassis and double ARCs and I also graph the temperature), but it's interesting code to chew on. ;-) ----Steve Stephen Amadei Dandy.NET! CTO Atlantic City, NJ
There's also the hiperdsp.pl and t1.pl progs included with mrtg. They work fine for both quads and dsps... Check in the contrib directory of the mrtg tarball... Charles -- Charles Sprickman spork@inch.com On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Stephen Amadei wrote:
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Gen Camiling wrote:
I just want to get any expert advice/suggestion on a certain issue. I have gotten this MRTG thing to monitor port utilization but when i try to implement it in one client of mine who still using Quad ana/digi cards apparently there was no graphic display of the trends (believe me in this part of the world there are still people using analog access). Feel free to give your comment. What i did miss? Am looking for the necessary OID for the Quads.
I take it you are SNMP poking the HiperARCs... the older Quads used the NetServer, which uses different OIDs. Even so, I'm not sure if the HiperARCs will correctly count the Quads... so my solution is to not use the HiperARCs for counting usage.
What I do is a bit more complicated, so you need to write a little shell script to put around your call to MRTG. First I SNMPwalk the NMC card, for OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.429.1.6.9.1.1.2... this will produce a list, which I grep for "= 8" (1..idle, 5..ringing, 8..online). I could the lines left with 'wc -l' and echo the output to a temporary file that my MRTG .cfg file points to. I then call MRTG.
Email me privately if you want my code... for my TC's it became more complicated (split chassis and double ARCs and I also graph the temperature), but it's interesting code to chew on. ;-)
----Steve Stephen Amadei Dandy.NET! CTO Atlantic City, NJ
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