First off, I'll apologize ahead of time if something like this has been asked before.
I have several graphs that are recording bandwidth on our WAN links. Typically, I'm polling those routers every 30 - 60 seconds (depending on criticality). When looking at those graphs with a scale of up to about 10 minutes, the graphs are easy to read. However, viewing the graphs with a time scale of 1-24 hours and even into the daily and higher scales, the graphs get very dense because of the 30-second polling period. Is it feasible to have Intermapper automatically average (or some other appropriately weighted calculation) the data in relationship to the timescale being viewed? For example, viewing a 1-hour-scaled map, it would be helpful if the data were displayed as a 10 or 15 minute average of the data. So on and so forth for viewing even larger scales of time. This would allow us to gain long-term bandwidth averages graphically. I suppose that I could put the same device in a different map and only poll every 5 minutes or something like that, but taking a snap-shot of current bandwidth usage every 5 minutes would probably not be indicative of actual long-term usage for non-ISP traffic. Additionally, that would require using another device seat for the same device. Thanks for the ear. Jesse DuPont "Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you..." Information Services Manager Powder River Energy Corporation office 307.283.3531 x2700 fax 775.806.3630 mobile 307-290-0153 ____________________________________________________________________ List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk%40list.dartware.com/ To unsubscribe: send email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
