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i get a large value from IfInOctets which equal to 3860756393
Is this normal?
can anyone tell me what is this value mean? Bytes ? bits?
if i wan this to represent in Kb or Mb , is it possible and how?
thx!
i get a large value from IfInOctets which equal to 3860756393
Octets are Bytes, and the value does increment with every Byte sent through this port. If you want to get the *current* traffic, use Zabbix's delta function, this will report - as the name says - just the difference between the new and the old value. This is probably what you want...
Octets are Bytes, and the value does increment with every Byte sent through this port. If you want to get the *current* traffic, use Zabbix's delta function, this will report - as the name says - just the difference between the new and the old value. This is probably what you want...
oh thx. i can show kbps now
swaterhouse
14-06-2006, 14:42
If you truly want to show kbps you need to set the custom multiplier to 8 because most bandwith is measured in bits per second not bytes per second.
8 bits = 1 byte = 1 octet
If you truly want to show kbps you need to set the custom multiplier to 8 because most bandwith is measured in bits per second not bytes per second.
8 bits = 1 byte = 1 octet
ya i oredi set it to 8 ..
thx anyway :)
It seems the value of ifInOctets on a Cisco catalyst is different than of a physical interface. Does anyone know why?