Graphs Do Not Display Any Data

Hi

I am a first time cricket user. Figured I'd pick something simple to
graph to start off with. Using http-performance to monitor 2 URLS.

Cricket is collecting data fine, but when i check my graphs, no data is
being displayed. Errors from the www log show:

[Tue Nov 02 16:51:49 2004] [error] [client 194.106.55.16] Name
"Common::global::gEnableSearch" used only once: possible typo at
grapher.cgi line 850., referer:
http://www.mydomain.com/~cricket/cricket/grapher.cgi?target=%2Fhttp-performance

[Tue Nov 02 16:51:50 2004] [error] [client 194.106.55.16] [02-Nov-2004
16:51:50*] Failed to get dslist from view name., referer:
http://www.mydomain.com/~cricket/cricket/grapher.cgi?target=%2Fhttp-performance

[Tue Nov 02 16:51:50 2004] [error] [client 194.106.55.16] Use of
uninitialized value in substitution (s///) at grapher.cgi line 311.,
referer:
http://www.mydomain.com/~cricket/cricket/grapher.cgi?target=%2Fhttp-performance

I've been searching through the mailing list archives and found
potential solutions to the first two errors, but they have not helped
me. 

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=9779671_

and 

Expanding rra without loosing old data

Hi everybody,

we're now collecting data since one year and would like to expand our
graphs. Is it possible to change rras to expand colltected data up to 2-4
years without loosing old graphs.

Thanks
Tilo Schneider

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FW: collector runs but no result put in RRD

Re: FW: collector runs but no result put in RRD

Hi,

Check you don't have an old lock file in /tmp. If that doesn't work try
putting a MAILTO entry in the cron job so you get any errors generated.

Cheers,

Andrew

On Wed, 2004-11-03 at 14:05 +0200, Riza Kamalie wrote:
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> --------------------------------------
> Hi Guys, 
>  
> The strangest thing is happening with one of subtree sets.  
>  
> I can collect data fine except for one of my subtrees!!! 
>  
> When I test the collector manually if collects data fine but when I
> run it via the cron it doesnt collect data? what am I missing? 
>  
> 1) ------ Collector running with no data ------------------------
>  
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:02 ] Log level changed from warn to debug.
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:02 ] Starting compile: Cricket version 1.0.5
> (2004-03-28)
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:02*] Skipping recompile; already in progress
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Processing /AS5400/as5400_1...
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] target as5400_1
>         auto-base = /data/cricket/cricket-config
>         auto-root = /..
>         auto-target-path = /AS5400
>         datadir = /data/cricket/cricket-config/../cricket-data//AS5400
>         directory-desc = AS5400 Concurrency Stats
>         email-program = /usr/bin/mailx
>         host = 196.22.160.232
>         inst = 
>         persistent-alarms = false
>         pop = /data/cricket/cricket-config/AS5400/
>         rrd-datafile
> = /data/cricket/cricket-config/../cricket-data//AS5400/as5400_1.rrd
>         rrd-poll-interval = 300
>         short-desc = JHB DIAL 1
>         show-path = yes
>         snmp = internet <at> as5400_1:161:2.0:5:1.0:1
>         snmp-backoff = 1.0
>         snmp-community = internet
>         snmp-host = as5400_1
>         snmp-port = 161
>         snmp-retries = 5
>         snmp-timeout = 2.0
>         snmp-version = 1
>         summary-loc = top
>         target-type = Connect
>         util-dir = /data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util
>  
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Retrieving data for target as5400_1 ()
> (connect)
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] ds0 is:
> 0:/data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet 196.22.160.232
> 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.5
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] ds1 is:
> 0:/data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet 196.22.160.232
> 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.4
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Retrieving data
> (EXEC: /data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet
> 196.22.160.232 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19
> .1.1.4) for as5400_1
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ]
> EXEC: /data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet
> 196.22.160.232 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.4 results = 
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Retrieving data
> (EXEC: /data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet
> 196.22.160.232 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19
> .1.1.5) for as5400_1
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ]
> EXEC: /data/cricket/cricket-1.0.5/util/snmp1.pl internet
> 196.22.160.232 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.5 results = 
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Retrieved data for as5400_1 (): U,U
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Some data is missing for as5400_1 ().
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] Processing /AS5400/as5400_2...
> [03-Nov-2004 12:25:03 ] target as5400_2
>         auto-base = /data/cricket/cricket-config
>  
>  
>  

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Not a simple interger when using High Capacity SNMP counters

Multiple levels of "instances"?

Cricket newbie here; using 1.0.5 on FreeBSD 4.10-STABLE (via FreeBSD
ports), only for the last 3 days or so.

Cricket looks quite promising, but I'm getting a bit confused as to how
to set up the monitoring for the specific class of devices for which I'm
investigating Cricket, and I'd appreciate some guidance.  [Yes, I have
searched through the archives to some extent, as well as read the bulk
of the reference manual & other forms of docs.]

The issue is that the devices I'm trying to monitor have something
akin to "multiple interfaces" at more than one level, and the number
of those "multiple instances" can change over time.

More specifically, I'm dealing with Aperto PacketWave 1000 Base
Station Units (BSUs).  Each such BSU has one Ethernet NIC and from
0 (well, 0 would not be useful, but...) to 6 "Wireless Subsystems"
("WSSs" -- radios, really).  Each WSS, in turn, may be connected
to some number of complementary "Subscriber Units" ("SUs" --
basically, CPE gear; one side radio and the other is Ethernet).  (A
given WSS is, in our usage, typically attached to a sector antenna, and
used as part of a "point-to-multipoint" configuration.)

The objective is to monitor various health & signal quality metrics, as
well as traffic, for the various components of the system.  This
includes the BSU itself, each WSS, as well as each SU.

(If we get this far, we also would probably want to go a bit further:
we will typically feed multiple customers from a single SU, and being
able to break those out would probably be useful at some point in the
future.  Still, that's more a "desired direction" than an immediate
requirement.)

The number of WSSs connected to a given BSU is admittedly relatively
constant, so I could implement this part as separate targets.  But the
only difference between looking at an OID for WSS1 vs. the corresponding
OID for WSS2 is that the first ends in .1, while the second ends in .2.
So I think I'd prefer to "lump things together" if that's feasible.

[Indeed, I've managed to get to this point so far -- though it's rather
imperfect, at best.  The "Index" is a little weird, but seems to work.
And I need to improve my data-representation skills.  :-}]

But I'm a bit stumped when I get to the SUs:  I don't see how I can use
"instance mapping" for the SUs if I'm also using it for the WSSs.

If someone has an example that illustrates a way of doing this type
of thing, and wouldn't mind sharing (a sanitized version of) it,
or could point me at where such an approach is documented, I think
that would be ideal.

In any case, if I get this working, I plan to contribute it back, both
to Cricket and to Aperto.  :-}

Thanks,
david
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Mod for GenRtrConfig 1.5.48

Francois,

long time...

I noticed that my FWSM blades were not collecting CPU data and only memory. Some 
snooping around and I found that they report same data as regular PIX. So I 
modified the script to recognize the FWSM code. here is the diff between your 
original script and my mod...

Seems to work. There is also a mod to the 2950xl 

892,893c892
< if ($opts{sysDescr} =~ /Cisco PIX Firewall Version 6\.[23]/ ||
<     $opts{sysDescr} =~ /FWSM Firewall/) {
---
 > if ($opts{sysDescr} =~ /Cisco PIX Firewall Version 6\.[23]/) {
1051c1050
<     } elsif  ($model eq 'C3500XL' || $model eq 'C2900XL' || $model eq 'C2900xl') {
---
 >     } elsif  ($model eq 'C3500XL' || $model eq 'C2900XL') {

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CORE Resources ................... NewYork Presbyterian Hospital
PH18-129 .................... Columbia University Medical Center
manny <at> nyp.org ............................... mag58 <at> columbia.edu

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Errors on Collector

Re: Not a simple interger when using High Capacity SNMP counters

RE: Not a simple interger when using High Capacity SNMP counters