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Re: Network I/O Graph empty
On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 13:23:24 +0100
"Maxeiner, Christian" <christian.maxeiner (at) usd.de> wrote:
>
>
> My network I/O Graph is empty.
> This is the error message from rrd-data.log:
>
> 2006-02-09 10:38:19 RRD error updating
> /users/hobbit4.0//data/rrd/foo.bar/netstat.rrd
> from 10.100.1.2: expected 11 data source readings (got 16) from
> 1139477899:U:U:0:3117281:3343088:U:U:
> U:3836150036:803080985:U:784025:10478468:7420058:U:589:...
>
> All hobbit clients are HP-UX and Linux clients. I have also deleted
> the netstat.rrd files, so I am sure they recreated by hobbit. They are
> recreated but not updated. Any ideas?
>
> Chris
>
Hi,
Cris, as far i know/remember hobbit does always create
netstat.rrd with 16 fields (I put the DS names from rrd/do_netstat.c at
the end of the e-mail). Run the command bellow and compare the output
with the DS name list bellow, if they not the same, probable that the
file was not created by hobbit.
rrdtool dump ~~hobbit/data/rrd/<you_host_name>/netstat.rrd |grep "<name>"
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Herink, one think i saw, is that on hobbitd_rrd(8) man pages on
the "COLLECTED DATA" secction, mentiones that for vmstat and netstat
variables is still needed the LARRD bottom-feeders, and as far i
understand this is no longer the case after version 4, becase the rrd
format for these data has changed. Or i'm interpreting this wrong.
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Regards
Werner
Bellow, the DS names for netstat.rrd for hobbit current snapshot,
as far i remember its this way since official version 4 was released.
Maybe someone can comment on this.
"DS:udpInDatagrams:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:udpOutDatagrams:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:udpInErrors:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpActiveOpens:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpPassiveOpens:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpAttemptFails:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpEstabResets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpCurrEstab:GAUGE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpOutDataBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpInInorderBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpInUnorderBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpRetransBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpOutDataPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpInInorderPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpInUnorderPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
"DS:tcpRetransPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",