Richman, Marc | 1 Oct 2007 08:50

Re: Measuring throughput

You are right on the collection side(1), the number is the same
regardless of base, but it does make a difference when interpreting the
data, does kilo mean 10^3 or 2^10?  Take a look here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibi-#IEC_standard_prefixes

(1) Things can get confusing if incrementing the counter by 1 indicates
a 1kb or larger increase 

			Marc

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Subject: Re: [cricket-users] Measuring throughput

Sometimes I'm a little thick ;-)
I guess I don't understand.

If a SNMP octet counter has incremented from 24 to 48, that says to  
me that 24 octets of data have passed.  If I multiple that by 8 I get  
192 bits.  I don't understand where the difference between base 2 and  
base 10 come into play.  192 decimal or 1100 0000 binary is still the  
same number.

SNMP is returning a base 10 number, so I don't understand the point  
about collection in base 2 or base 10.

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santhosh babu | 4 Oct 2007 16:53
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Hi i am newbie

Hi,
     I am newbie to cricket.i compiled and installed cricket on my linux
machine.when i execute follwing

  ./systemPerfConf.pl --host hostname --auto
[04-Oct-2007 10:52:37*] No response from "hostname" [151.108.56.108].161
Can't contact nypplweblogs at ./systemPerfConf.pl line 83.

I am getting this error.can any one please help me on this.

Thanks
   santhosh.p
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Michael Bunk | 5 Oct 2007 14:20
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Re: Hi i am newbie

Ha Santhosh,

>   ./systemPerfConf.pl --host hostname --auto
> [04-Oct-2007 10:52:37*] No response from "hostname" [151.108.56.108].161
> Can't contact nypplweblogs at ./systemPerfConf.pl line 83.
>
> I am getting this error.can any one please help me on this.
>   
"hostname" looks like a strange host name. Is 151.108.56.108 the IP 
address of the host you want to monitor?  Is an SNMP daemon running 
there?  Does it reply to snmpwalk queries?

You have to give more information on what you want to do.

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Richman, Marc | 5 Oct 2007 18:57

Re: Hi i am newbie

Do you have a SNMP agent running on your target "hostname"?  that is an
odd name for a machine by the way 

			Marc

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santhosh babu
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 10:54 AM
To: cricket-users <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [cricket-users] Hi i am newbie

Hi,
     I am newbie to cricket.i compiled and installed cricket on my linux
machine.when i execute follwing

  ./systemPerfConf.pl --host hostname --auto
[04-Oct-2007 10:52:37*] No response from "hostname" [151.108.56.108].161
Can't contact nypplweblogs at ./systemPerfConf.pl line 83.

I am getting this error.can any one please help me on this.

Thanks
   santhosh.p
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Thomas Garner | 10 Oct 2007 21:11
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Re: HTML Summary has no values (Calling Thomas Garner)

I think this was fixed in upstream as of version 1.0.5, but I know
that it has been fixed for the Debian package as of 1.0.5-9.  See the
following for references and the applicable patch in cricket cvs:

http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/c/cricket/cricket_1.0.5-9/changelog
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=427086

Thomas

On 10/10/07, Jon Martin <jon <at> greenpoles.com> wrote:
> After searching the archives and doing some debugging in grapher.cgi I
> am 100% certain that I have the same problem as reported by Thomas
> Garner on 2006-09-19.
>
> Thomas wrote:
> > I created some new entries in Cricket 1.0.5, and the RRD files that
> > were created are version 3. Cricket seems to be saving the data
> > properly, but the summaries are not being displayed properly on the
> > corresponding cricket html pages. I think due to getDSCurrentValue
> > not returning an actual value. Is this a known issue? Has anyone
> > else seen this problem? This is not a fatal error on Cricket's part,
> > but a major annoyance. Does anyone have a patch for getDSCurrentValue
> > to work across RRD versions?
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Thomas
> This is exactly the same behavior that I am seeing.
>
> Thomas, did you ever find a solution to this problem?
>
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Jon Martin | 10 Oct 2007 10:22

HTML Summary has no values

Hello,

Let me say that this is my first post to the list, so I'd like to say 
hello and thanks to everybody that participates here.

I have a really strange and annoying problem on my hands.  I've recently 
created a new branch on one of our subtrees for a new device on the 
network.  The problem is that the new graphs that are created from these 
new rrds have no values in the Summary section of the grapher page.

The summary should look something like this:

Summary

Upstream 1/0/1 Interface SNR

Values at last update:
upstream SNR (for the day):
*Cur*: 33.20 dB
*Avg*: 32.89 dB
*Max*: 34.20 dB

Last updated at Wed Oct 10 09:10:08 2007

But all I seem to get is this:

Summary

Upstream 1/0/1 Interface SNR

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Jon Martin | 10 Oct 2007 11:02

Re: HTML Summary has no values (Calling Thomas Garner)

After searching the archives and doing some debugging in grapher.cgi I 
am 100% certain that I have the same problem as reported by Thomas 
Garner on 2006-09-19.

Thomas wrote:
> I created some new entries in Cricket 1.0.5, and the RRD files that
> were created are version 3. Cricket seems to be saving the data
> properly, but the summaries are not being displayed properly on the
> corresponding cricket html pages. I think due to getDSCurrentValue
> not returning an actual value. Is this a known issue? Has anyone
> else seen this problem? This is not a fatal error on Cricket's part,
> but a major annoyance. Does anyone have a patch for getDSCurrentValue
> to work across RRD versions?
>
> Thanks!
> Thomas
This is exactly the same behavior that I am seeing.

Thomas, did you ever find a solution to this problem?

thanks,
Jon

Jon Martin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Let me say that this is my first post to the list, so I'd like to say 
> hello and thanks to everybody that participates here.
>
> I have a really strange and annoying problem on my hands.  I've 
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Frans, Antonio | 11 Oct 2007 20:33

New Install - Graph Is Not Drawing

Hello

The Cricket web page has the dates and time stamps for http-performance.
The problem is  the graph are not drawing at all. I am using the
collector wrapper that creates and rotate log files. There are no errors
in the log files. I configured http-performance. It is a possibility of
a problem with Cricket 1.0.5 and the latest version rrdtools version
1.2.23  (release date May 02 2007 are not compatible).  I ran the
collector in debug mode and saw no errors. Please advise.

Thanks,

Tony

 
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Naveen Baldeo | 12 Oct 2007 02:47
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Aggregated targets threshold monitoring

Hi,

Is they any way to do threshold on the aggregated of multiple interface.

Regards,

Naveen Baldeo

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Kevin.Alford | 12 Oct 2007 11:29
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Using cricket with SNMPv3

Has anyone successfully deployed cricket with SNMPv3?  Can you please
provide any tips and/or pointers.  We are proposing utilizing SNMPv3 and
want to use cricket with it.  Any information you can provide is greatly
appreciated.

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