>- standard MIB-II information > - ingress/egress traffic per interface > - errors and discards per interface > - pulled via SNMP (obviously) >- DSL line statistics > - SNR margin > - attenuation > - line power > - errors (CRC, FEC, HEC) > - available bandwidth (provisioned and maximum) > - grabbed via a Perl script I didn't write > >The only thing not working properly is the bandwidth, and I have >yet to really figure out why. That's a project for this weekend.
The default Cacti data/graph templates for graphing bandwidth do so using the ingress/egress stats from the MIB-II Interface MIB (so does MRTG). Take a look at the "Interface - Traffic (bits/sec)" templates for pointers on how to get your custom templates working the way that you want them to. I believe that the ADSL-Line MIB also provides bandwidth statistics for the DSL interface. If so they will be identical to the ingress/egress stats found under the Interfaces MIB. _______________________________________________ Linux mailing list Linux@lists.oclug.on.ca http://oclug.on.ca/mailman/listinfo/linux
