We show what the device exposes to us. These come from one of the most
standard MIBs, IF-MIB.
What these ports are and why they exist is a question best addressed to
the hardware vendor.
In general the design intention for Observium is to collect and show as
much information as possible, we generally don't provide many ways to
hide information, because there's almost no good reason to do this, and
many downsides when you later find you need this data, but one day
because you were bored you disabled all of the things your
non-crystal-ball-owning-past-self didn't think you'd need.
adam.
lawrence--- via observium wrote on 2024-05-10 09:24:
I am very sorry but I am new to Observium and I don't really know how to ask
this question. This also means that I have tried but cannot find questions of
issues similar to what I am asking.
I have a Unifi network. This question happens on all my switches. Is there a
way to send a screenshot of what I am seeing.
Basically I have an 8 port switch as can be seen below. Each of the physical
ports are showing good, apart from port 8 where nothing is connected, but
everything from 3/5 up to 3/26 are all down. what are all these ports and where
do they source from.
Is there a way to suppress them, and have them not showing.
Device Port Name Bits[In/Out] Media[In/Out]
192.168.1.50| 0/1|Port 1 2.92Mbps|142kbps|
Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 0/2|Port 2 125kbps|2.91Mbps|
Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 0/3|Port 3 8bps|5.85kbps| Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c
UP
192.168.1.50| 0/4|Port 4 2.83kbps|7.85kbps|
Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 0/5|Port 5 9.96kbps|5.78kbps|
Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 0/6|Port 6 48bps|5.89kbps| Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c
UP
192.168.1.50| 0/7|Port 7 2.22kbps|7.34kbps|
Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 0/8|Port 8 0bps|0bps| Ethernet|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c
DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/1| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 3/2| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 3/3| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 3/4| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c UP
192.168.1.50| 3/5| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/6| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/7| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/8| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/9| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/10| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/11| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/12| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/13| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/14| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/15| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/16| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/17| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/18| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/19| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/20| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/21| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/22| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/23| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/24| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/25| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| 3/26| 0bps|0bps| Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9c DOWN
192.168.1.50| CPU Interface: 5/1| 6.33kbps|3.7kbps|
Other|f0:9f:c2:19:50:9b UP
Thanks
Lawrence
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