On Sep 3, 2008, at 12:14 PM, elmerfud wrote:
I haven't found a way to manually set the interface speed in Zenoss.
Really, setting it in Zenoss is the incorrect way of handling it.
The bandwidth speed is grabbed from the snmp modeling process. The
correct fix would be having the device populate its snmp tables
correctly, or allowing you to set the bandwidth parameter to a
custom value.
My take is it's a bug with the device, but it would be a feature
request for Zenoss.
An enhancement request actually already exists for this. Check it out
at the link below. In the meantime, you can override the speed of your
interfaces, just not from the web interface. Run zendmd from the
command line as the zenoss user and use it to do something like the
following.
device = find("NAME_OF_DEVICE")
for iface in device.os.interfaces():
if iface.name() == "FastEthernet0/1":
iface.speed = 2000000
iface.lockFromUpdates()
commit()
This speed value is in bits/sec. Of course you're replace the device
and interface names with the ones you were actually interested in. The
lockFromUpdates() call keeps zenmodeler from resetting the speed on
its next pass through.
Ticket #2524: Revisit relevance of OSComponent.userCreatedFlag
http://dev.zenoss.org/trac/ticket/2524
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