Re: collector 5 min

Hi,

This, depends on
a) total number of targets
b) number of targets that are not responding

In case you have two many targets (a) you could start using subtree 
sets. The collector reads a file "subtree-sets" in the cricket config 
directory. It is explained on 
http://cricket.sourceforge.net/support/doc/beginner.html

Google for subtree-sets there is some information on huge installations 
out there.

In case of a), either try to fix that or offload the polling from 
cricket. Like use scripts to poll the data into files and let cricket 
just read these files. Of course the content of the file will not change 
if the script can't update it. So you will get some wrong data in that 
case. But sometimes better then the whole tree not finishing.

Br,
  Oliver

Alban Dani wrote:
> The collector in my cricket install is taking a little bit over 7 min to
> finish all the collections.
>
> Is there any way to speed it up os it stays below 5 min?
>
> Thank you,
>
> alban
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