Hiya,
You are correct in your understanding that RDD will average the data
out. It also looses granularity
and so you loose the ability to 'zoom in' as much as you would on say a
daily graph where you have
5min intervals.
So as with any other average of a sum you will loose information and the
highest and lowest numbers
in the set that has been averaged will 'dissapeer' as you loose data as
part of the averaging.
--
Leigh
Hexagon wrote:
Dear,
Just noted something 'odd' when displaying graphics.
The last day, we had a peak of about 50Mbit on a
100Mbit link. It also says in the maximum usage (left
below the graphic: 47,34 mbit)
So far so good.
when I 'zoom out' and want to have a look at the whole
week, the 50Mbit peak is gone and the maximum usage
says something about 33Mbit. When I zoom out even
more, the peaks and the maximum usage indicator get
lower and lower.
Is this normal ? I can understand that the average
values change when you look at a broader time period,
but the maximum and minimum values in this period
should stay the same ?
Am I overlooking something here ?
thanks very much,
best regards,
Dave
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