Re: graphs over 100mbps

On Fri, Jul 13, 2007 at 09:03:43AM -0400, Merrett Willett wrote:
> Does the graph flat line at 100Mb/s?  Perhaps you have a max value set
> under the graph definition?

If that's the case, you'll need to fix the config file, and then
remove the RRD file for that interface so that Cricket can recreate
it with the right parameters.

Again, as I suggested earlier, you should use genRtrConfig or genDevConfig.
They will not only handle this problem (as long as you invoke them with
SNMP V2C so they can see the 64-bit counters for the interface), they
will also give a few extra graphs of router CPU usage, memory, temperature,
and graphs of packet filtering for any QOS policies you have installed.

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