Hi,
I'm trying to figger out how to set the correct value in a trigger to get a warning when a link is having burst traffic.
However I'm having some difficulties in the traffic calculations (Octets) vs Mbit's and what I'm seeing in Zabbix.
Let's say I want to put a trigger on a link when it is doing more than 50Mbit per second for at least 900 seconds (15 minutes) and I poll the interface every 30 seconds.
50 Mbit/s -> 50 x 1000
50.000 Kbit/s -> 50000 x 1000
50.000.000 bit/s -> 50000000 / 8
6.250.000 byte/s (or octet)
Now if I want to have a trigger after 900 seconds of 50Mbit p/s. I think one should do 900 * 6250000 = 5625000000 octets
Question that I have:
Is the above correct ?
Should I put the following in the trigger ? {switch1:ifInOctets.1006.min(900)}> 5625000000
or should I put the number of octets per 30 seconds in the trigger ? like : {switch1:ifInOctets.1006.min(900)}> 187500000
And .. is the used expression .min(seconds) the correct one to us ?
Thanks in advance for a reply,
Erik
I'm trying to figger out how to set the correct value in a trigger to get a warning when a link is having burst traffic.
However I'm having some difficulties in the traffic calculations (Octets) vs Mbit's and what I'm seeing in Zabbix.
Let's say I want to put a trigger on a link when it is doing more than 50Mbit per second for at least 900 seconds (15 minutes) and I poll the interface every 30 seconds.
50 Mbit/s -> 50 x 1000
50.000 Kbit/s -> 50000 x 1000
50.000.000 bit/s -> 50000000 / 8
6.250.000 byte/s (or octet)
Now if I want to have a trigger after 900 seconds of 50Mbit p/s. I think one should do 900 * 6250000 = 5625000000 octets
Question that I have:
Is the above correct ?
Should I put the following in the trigger ? {switch1:ifInOctets.1006.min(900)}> 5625000000
or should I put the number of octets per 30 seconds in the trigger ? like : {switch1:ifInOctets.1006.min(900)}> 187500000
And .. is the used expression .min(seconds) the correct one to us ?
Thanks in advance for a reply,
Erik
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