MTargets problem

Hi,

I want to see all traffic on 1 switch in an aggregated graph. To my 
understanding this has to be done with the mtargets option, and then the 
mtargets-opts option. So I created the following configurationfiles here below.

This is my Defaults file:
----------------------------------------
Target  --default--
     target-type     =   switch-port-traffic
targetType  switch-port-traffic
     ds  =   "ifInOctets, ifOutOctets"
-----------------EOF---------------------

This is my switches file:
-----------------------------------------
target Total_Traffic_h191
          target-type = switch-port-traffic
          mtargets = 
"/home/cricket/cricket/cricket-data/switch-port-traffic/h191.niob.knaw.nl-2.rrd;
		/home/cricket/cricket/cricket-data/switch-port-traffic/h191.niob.knaw.nl-3.rrd;
		/home/cricket/cricket/cricket-data/switch-port-traffic/h191.niob.knaw.nl-4.rrd;
		/home/cricket/cricket/cricket-data/switch-port-traffic/h191.niob.knaw.nl-5.rrd"
          mtargets-ops = "sum()"
          unknown-is-zero = true

-----------------EOF---------------------

This is compiling brilliantly but when I try to open the graphs I get a 
screen that the current values are not available.

Cisco Router 3600

Ethernet Subs

I know this may sound stupid, but ... does genRtrConfig have a switch to pick up 
Ethernet Sub Interfaces?  Are Subs capable of being monitored? It has been a 
while since I play with our Cricket setup. The guy who took over for me left the 
company and I now have to take it over again 

Geocrawler is down and I can't search the archives...

Thank you
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Re: Ethernet Subs

On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 09:26:30PM -0400, Manny Gonzalez wrote:
> I know this may sound stupid, but ... does genRtrConfig have a switch to 
> pick up Ethernet Sub Interfaces?  Are Subs capable of being monitored? It 
> has been a while since I play with our Cricket setup. The guy who took over 
> for me left the company and I now have to take it over again 

"genRtrConfig --vlans" works for me.  There were a few bugs with
it in some versions, due to case mixup ("VLan" vs. "VLAN"), but they
should be all fixed in recent versions.

  -- Ed "Tech Support: we read the man page for you "

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Subinterfaces Continued...

Hmmm, nevermind. The router does not report the subs in any case... 

They only show up in the CLI but SNMP does not show them at all... bummer! Does 
anyone have any suggestions? I mean, the router thinks they are VLANs

Cisco 7507 with 12.1(20) IOS

Cisco claims that 12.1 and above supports SNMP for sub interfaces...

Thanks
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Re: Subinterfaces Continued...

Once upon a time, Manny Gonzalez <gonzalu <at> nyp.org> said:
> Hmmm, nevermind. The router does not report the subs in any case... 
> 
> They only show up in the CLI but SNMP does not show them at all... bummer! 
> Does anyone have any suggestions? I mean, the router thinks they are VLANs
> 
> Cisco 7507 with 12.1(20) IOS
> 
> Cisco claims that 12.1 and above supports SNMP for sub interfaces...

It was added to 12.0 S train around 12.0(22)S if I recall correctly.  I
don't think that would be in 12.1 main train; maybe 12.1 T train and
then 12.2 main train.
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Re: Ethernet Subs

Ed Ravin wrote:

> On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 09:26:30PM -0400, Manny Gonzalez wrote:
> 
>>I know this may sound stupid, but ... does genRtrConfig have a switch to 
>>pick up Ethernet Sub Interfaces?  Are Subs capable of being monitored? It 
>>has been a while since I play with our Cricket setup. The guy who took over 
>>for me left the company and I now have to take it over again 
> 
> 
> "genRtrConfig --vlans" works for me.  There were a few bugs with
> it in some versions, due to case mixup ("VLan" vs. "VLAN"), but they
> should be all fixed in recent versions.
> 
>   -- Ed "Tech Support: we read the man page for you "

Unfortunately, --vlans does not work either. I don't seem to be able to make 
this router show those damn subs. 
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genRtrConfig 1.5.48

Francois,

Long time no speak.

I noticed that genRtrConfig 1.5.48 was not picking up a particular 2900xl switch 
as such but it did others.

I noticed it may be due to lower case "xl" as opposed to upper case "XL"

I modified the script from this:

     } elsif  ($model eq 'C3500XL' || $model eq 'C2900XL') {

to this

     } elsif  ($model eq 'C3500XL' || $model eq 'C2900XL' || $model eq 'C2900xl') {

and now it sees the "xl"s as well... I will let you know if it compiles and runs 
properly 

Thanks
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