Hey all, One of our network engineers has noticed an issue with the way OpsView graphs are scaling. When you look at the max on the year view, it only gives you the max of the graph data (which isn't taking into consideration the true max of the data set). If you zoom in and look at a week or day view, the max is much higher. It is like when you scale out, it isn't catching the high/low data correctly. Perhaps it is just breaking up all of the data into chunks and plotting it, not taking into consideration the original total data set for the scale when it displays min and max. Its fine for trending to show just chunks of data across the scale, but I think you should always show the true min and max across that scale. (Specifically on SNMP interface checks).
IE: Yearly data TRUE max is 5 Mbps.. because we have days where the throughput spikes up at least that high. This happens fairly often for a short period of time. Opsview captures the data correctly because we can see it on the 1 day view. Unfortunately if we look across the year, none of these anomalies show up, so it shows the max is 1.5 Mbps. Granted they are outliers, but the true max is fairly important. Any ideas? This may be some option somewhere that I am unaware of. Thanks, Will [cid:[email protected]] Will VanDuzer Systems Engineer *Email: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> *Service Desk: 1(800)422-5941 *Fax: 1(803)733-5888
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