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Correct way of showing ifIn/ifOut octets (traffic) in case of SNMP device monitoring

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  • zabbixfk
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2013
    • 256

    #1

    Correct way of showing ifIn/ifOut octets (traffic) in case of SNMP device monitoring

    Hello All,

    We are monitoring some network devices ( firewall/routers) based on SNMP templates, and traffic is showed in this way,

    1). Do the discovery of number of interfaces



    2). Then create ITEM PROTOTYPE for the required,




    3). For input traffic,



    and same above settings goes for Output Traffic.

    If you observe, we are using
    Type of Information: Numeric ( unsigned)
    Data type: Decimal
    Units : bps
    Custom multiplier : 8

    The problem here is,

    a). On some routers, if the bandwidth is 180kbps, its showing ( under graph/latest data) : 1.8kbps ( Confirmed using snmpwalk/router admin settings)

    b). I am not able to see graphs value if the bandwidth cross 100mbps. ( Confirming you that, i don't have any additional settings on graphs.




    Any pointers to resolve above issues are greatly helpful.

    Thanks.
  • zabbixfk
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2013
    • 256

    #2
    Correct way of showing traffic details in case of network SNMP device monitoring

    Any pointers guys?

    Thanks

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    • jacek
      Member
      • Nov 2008
      • 45

      #3
      Hi,

      imho not showing values bigger than 100mbps may not be connected to graph definition at all (yours looks fine). Try using 64-bit counters for traffic checks.

      Keys/oids would be:
      incoming: IF-MIB::ifHCInOctets.xxx
      outgoinf: IF-MIB::ifHCOutOctets.xxx.

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      • zabbixfk
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2013
        • 256

        #4
        Correct way of showing ifIn/ifOut octets (traffic) in case of SNMP device monitoring

        Thanks for the reply. But even this didn't help. I am getting same values in both counter32, counter64 keys.

        Thanks.

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