Hi,
I'm trying to monitor MikroTik router interface statistics through SNMPv1 64bit counters (ifHCInOctets and ifHCOutOctets). For the most of the time SNMP values are retrieved correctly (average throughput on the interface is 30-40Mbps), but from time to time (which depends on the actual throughput ) there is a spike on the graph:

At first I thought that there is some problem with SNMP, but according to series of manual snmpwalks counters on the router are adjusted correctly. In the time when there is a spike on the graph, there isn't any counter overflow or other unexpected value of the SNMP counter.
Here is the definition of the data item:

I'm using Zabbix v.1.8.2 with pgsql backend and housekeeping interval of 24 hours.
Could you help me?
Thanks.
P.S.: I noticed, that the same spikes are on the predefined interface graphs of the Zabbix server (RHEL 4), which is monitored by Zabbix agent.
I'm trying to monitor MikroTik router interface statistics through SNMPv1 64bit counters (ifHCInOctets and ifHCOutOctets). For the most of the time SNMP values are retrieved correctly (average throughput on the interface is 30-40Mbps), but from time to time (which depends on the actual throughput ) there is a spike on the graph:

At first I thought that there is some problem with SNMP, but according to series of manual snmpwalks counters on the router are adjusted correctly. In the time when there is a spike on the graph, there isn't any counter overflow or other unexpected value of the SNMP counter.
Here is the definition of the data item:

I'm using Zabbix v.1.8.2 with pgsql backend and housekeeping interval of 24 hours.
Could you help me?
Thanks.
P.S.: I noticed, that the same spikes are on the predefined interface graphs of the Zabbix server (RHEL 4), which is monitored by Zabbix agent.
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