From: "Berg, Ivan" <iberg@montana.edu>
Probably because cricket averages the longer time periods.
Notice your average for the day is about half what your peak value is. This
average is what you seeing in the long run(you lose specifics in the long
run but gain a better idea of the average picture is)
-----Original Message-----
From: Aurelio Sanchez
To: cricket-users@onelist.com
Sent: 10/5/99 3:54 PM
Subject: [cricket-users] Yearly graph
From: Aurelio Sanchez <asanchez@avantel.net.mx>
Hi!
I'm using crickte 0.70 with rrdtool 1.07 in a ultra 1 with solaris
2.6. Currently I have a DS3 link been graphicated and I'm noticing
something really wierd.
The hourly graph shows the link almost full. The summary is as follows:
Summary
Values at last update:
Average bits in (for the day):
Cur: 39.36 Mbits/sec
Avg: 25.41 Mbits/sec
Max: 41.17 Mbits/sec
Average bits out (for the day):
Cur: 8.84 Mbits/sec
Avg: 5.88 Mbits/sec
Max: 10.04 Mbits/sec
Last updated at Tue Oct 5 16:45:09 1999
However my yearly graph shows the link barely half full and this data
is not making any sense to my upper management. Can anybody explain me
why is thios behaviour?, is this correct and I not understanding the
graphs?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Aurelio Sanchez
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