I'm using RRDTool to collect and graph filtered Netflow data. I have set it up with 4 MRTG-like RRAs, and I produce new graphs every 5 minutes. I have VDEFs for MAX, MIN, AVG, 95th PCT. These print out for each of the four graphs nicely, with the exeception that on the final graph (the one that shows 24 hour averages per day) the units (Mbits/second) are in Bits/second and are very large and hard to read. I notice the 95th PCT is NAN. Has anyone seen this effect before?
Thanks, Joe RRD file set up: $rrdtool_command = "$rrdtool_bin_directory/rrdtool create $rrdtool_file ". "--step 300 ". "--start $start_rrd ". "DS:flowbits:GAUGE:600:U:U ". "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:600 ". "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:6:700 ". "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:775 ". "RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:288:797 ". "RRA:MAX:0.5:1:600 ". "RRA:MAX:0.5:6:700 ". "RRA:MAX:0.5:24:775 ". "RRA:MAX:0.5:288:797"; Graphing command: RRDs::graph "$graph_file", "--title=$rrd_title", "--start=$start_rrd", "--end=$end_rrd", "--interlace", "--slope-mode", "--width=$rrd_width", "--height=$rrd_height", "--color=FONT#$rrd_font", "--color=BACK#$rrd_back", "--color=CANVAS#$rrd_canvas", "--color=GRID#$rrd_grid", "--color=MGRID#$rrd_mgrid", "--color=FRAME#$rrd_frame", "--color=SHADEA#$rrd_frame", "--color=SHADEB#$rrd_frame", "--lower-limit=0", "DEF:flowbits=$rrdtool_file:flowbits:AVERAGE", "VDEF:flowbitsmax=flowbits,MAXIMUM", "VDEF:flowbitsavg=flowbits,AVERAGE", "VDEF:flowbitsmin=flowbits,MINIMUM", "VDEF:flowbitspct=flowbits,95,PERCENT", "AREA:flowbits#$rrd_area:", "LINE$rrd_thick:flowbits#$rrd_line:", "COMMENT:$sample ", "COMMENT:\\n", "COMMENT:\\n", "COMMENT: 95th percentile ", "GPRINT:flowbitspct:%6.2lf %Sbps ", "COMMENT:\\n", "COMMENT: Maximum ", "GPRINT:flowbitsmax:%6.2lf %Sbps ", "COMMENT:\\n", "COMMENT: Average ", "GPRINT:flowbitsavg:%6.2lf %Sbps ", "COMMENT:\\n", "COMMENT: Minimum ", "GPRINT:flowbitsmin:%6.2lf %Sbps "; -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Help mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/rrd-users WebAdmin http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/lsg2.cgi