Re: Funkiness in snmpd/mrtg in unstable?
Tue 23 Dec 2003 à 11:08:13PM -0500, Mark T. Valites a écrit : I've done mrtg before, and even have it running on a couple x86 machines at the moment. The snmpd on my ultra appears to be woking correctly - I can walk and get whatever I'd like from both localhost and remote machines. The mrtg graphs however, always always show me 0s. I have had a very frustrating experience with MRTG recently, but on x86 platform. It took me around 2 days to figure out that all my zeros came from... the MaxBytes parameter. Make sure it is indeed greater than whatever values you poll!!! Steps to troubleshoot this kind of issues would be - try with snmpget to poll the same OIDs - if you get zeros, your snmpd configuration might be the issue (or you might just not have any traffic going through or you might not be polling the correct ifIndex) - if you do not get zeros, but mrtg reports zeros, look at your MaxBytes - In any case, check the MRTG log files Rgds
Funkiness in snmpd/mrtg in unstable?
A long time ago I gave up on getting mrtg to graph my bandwidth usage on my ultra 5 in unstable. This afternoon I finally got back to playing with it, but now I'm nearly ready to give up yet again. I've done mrtg before, and even have it running on a couple x86 machines at the moment. The snmpd on my ultra appears to be woking correctly - I can walk and get whatever I'd like from both localhost and remote machines. The mrtg graphs however, always always show me 0s. I have a buddy with an x86 system and a working mrtg setup who was kind enough to lend me his snmpd.conf and mrtg.cfg, both from matching versions of snmpd and mrtg in unstable on x86. Yet even between the snmpd.conf and mrtg.cfg I've come up with and with his two (they were almost identical...), I still get lots of zeros in my mrtg graphs. I have no iptables or tcp_wrappers to worry about. While I'm having difficulty believing it, since I've got a known working set of snmpd and mrtg conf files, I'm starting to wonder if maybe it's somehow a sparc related issue - has anyone here had any luck with mrtg on sparc? Thanks in advance, -Mark -- Mark T. Valites Unix Systems Analyst CIT - SUNY Geneseo --)) --))
