I have arranged the interfaces of a router as separate files in a
directory:
$ ls ~/cricket-config/routers-interfaces/ti01c01/
Defaults if0 if1 if2
In this case, if0 is a 512kbps serial line, and if2 is a 100Mbit
Fast Ethernet interface. These files look like this:
target Serial10_0_0
interface-name = Serial10/0/0
short-desc = "512kbps to somewhere"
rrd-poll-interval = 360
graph IfInOctets
y-max = 524288
y-min = 0
and
target FastEthernet3_0_0
interface-name = FastEthernet3/0/0
short-desc = "Fast ethernet to Okern"
rrd-poll-interval = 60
graph IfInOctets
y-max = 104857600
y-min = 0
The 100MBit interface is sampled every minute, the serial one every
5th minute. Also, I don't want to autoscale the graphs; I want them
fixed on the Y-axis according to the maximum speed of the line. And
this is the problem: both the graphs ends up using the scale of the
fastest interface, ie. the Y-axis of the serial interface maxes out
at 100Mbit! Does anyone have any idea of what I am doing wrong?
Solaris 2.6
Perl 5.005
Cricket 0.70
rrdtool 1.08
Greetings, Bjørn
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