I'm trying to set up some custom SNMP checks for some wireless gear we have. Oids which return finite stats like signal level create graphs just the way I would expect. Oids which return counters, such as octets in or out, create graphs that just continually increase (this kind of makes sense when you think about it). I've been trying to figure out how to make Opsview realize that the data to be graphed is a counter, not a measurement. My understanding is that when Nagios returns interface statistics it includes something in the string of data that makes the graphing system know that it's a counter vs. a hard value. Has anybody run into this? Is there a switch or something I'm missing when creating custom SNMP checks, or do I need to dig under the hood a little and possibly manually create the RRDs? Ryan Nelson | Network Engineer
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