From: olg@amt.ru
Hi,
First, thanks to Denise for pointing out the right direction
to look for. What was excat source of the problem is overriding
in router Defaults correct global datasource defaults
They are set to type GAUGE, and rrd-min/rrd-max set to undef in
router subtree instead of correct COUNTER type.
Putting the same datasource defaults as global default to interfaces
directory fixed the problem. For sample-configs maintainer: probably it
will be a good idea to put right datasource defaults to Defaults
file of interfaces subtree (inherintance down the subtree is powerful but
dangerous feature :-).
Thanks again Denise !
Oleg
>Subject: Re: Problems with config tree setup
>
>Make sure the rrd-ds-type for ifInOctets and ifOutOctets isn't set to COUNTER
>for your global Defaults (at least I think that's what fixed it when i had
>that problem).
>
>On Thu, Sep 02, 1999 at 09:49:29PM -0000, olg@amt.ru wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> When I'm trying to setup my config tree in a such manner that
>> routers looks like an "objects", so you have directory with a router
>> name, inside it router Defaults and Target file and subdirectory with
>> interfaces Defaults and Targets files, I'm getting weird numbers in interfaces
>> graph, say utilization is several gigs/s, when actually it is several
>> kbits/s. At the same time router targets (cpu, mem etc) are graphed
>> with normal values. Looks like router defaults are messed up with some
>> interfaces Defaults values. When I'm moving router and interfaces targets
>> at the same directory level everything is graphed perfectly.
>> I'm currently using Defaults files from the sample-config directory.
>> Anybody has an idea ?
>>
>> Oleg
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