Re: Graphing Issue

Brandon,

Your setup isn't real clear.  For generic troubleshooting I'd:

1) Check the cricket log directory for errors on the collection set
2) run the collector manually and verify if there are any errors.  If
there are not, your graphs should show up immediately
3) If the collector runs, try running the command you have listed in cron
and see if it generates errors
4) check http logs (apache, IIS, etc) for errors on why graphs are not
drawing

If you are FTPing the data, how is cricket collecting and entering the
data in the rra files?   The graphs are rendered via data within the rra
files, so you must have the collector read the raw data in the FTP'd
files, enter it into the rra files.  Then when you load the web page
cricket will render the graphs based on data within the rra.



On 6/6/13 10:45 AM, "Brandon Baker" <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
>
>Hello, I am using Cricket to graph Cable modems, I have updated the cron
>table and am showing that it is in use when I use the crontab -l command.
>I
>have also uploaded the files through FTP into the cricket server. My
>graphs
>are not displaying yet for the new modems I have entered. Am I missing a
>command or reboot or something to get these to start graphing? Any help is
>appreciated. 
>
> 
>
>Thank You,
>
>Brandon Baker
>
> 
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