If you're set to in/out bits, then you're on 32bit counters. in/out bits
(64bit) is what you want. There's completely different OIDs for in/out
64bit octets, called ifInHCOctets or something like that.
You can convert a 32bit graph/RRD to 64 using the Fix64Bit plugin. All
the data stays intact. I believe you need to be polling the host as SNMP
v2 to get the 64-bit counters as well.
On 11/12/2014 12:02 PM, Bill Prince via Af wrote:
I noticed that we're using 32-bit counters on some of our Mikrotik
interfaces, and they are over-running the counter between 5-minute
intervals. I added new counters that identify themselves as 64-bit
counters when I add them, but for all intents and purposes the RRD
files look the same. I tried running rrdtool info on them, but
nothing shouts out "64-bit!". Is there a way to confirm that an RRD
file is actually 64-bit?
