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More specifically, the graphs that won’t
show up are bits per second (the traffic graphs). I’ve done a MIB walk using another
program (.1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.16) and it will pull back answers for each of the
interfaces out there. The same holds true for the Fedora boxes
as well – I can get stats when I walk the MIB using another program. Thanks, Tim From: Tim Carr Hi, all. I’ve noticed that JFFNMS isn’t pulling traffic
statistics (i.e., it won’t show up in graphs) for our Linux boxes, which
are Fedora Core 3, and Cisco (several models) serial interfaces. It
is pulling them correctly for windows machines and Cisco ethernet ports. Is this something other folks are seeing, or are there
additional setup steps we’re supposed to do? Thanks, Tim |
- [jffnms-users] RE: Traffic Stats for FC3 machines and Ci... Tim Carr
- [jffnms-users] Re: Traffic Stats for FC3 machines a... Javier Szyszlican
- RE: [jffnms-users] Re: Traffic Stats for FC3 machin... Tim Carr
- Re: [jffnms-users] Re: Traffic Stats for FC3 ma... Javier Szyszlican
