Re: SNMP only getting data every 15 seconds.

"Steve (Telsat Pacific)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
  Hi Les,

Thanks for the reply.

Below is a copy of the STG log which is querying the SNMP; you can see 
that it logs a zero between the 15 second intervals.  This used to work 
(per-second) with the previous server we had which had net-snmp but for 
some reason, it doesn't work with this one and I can't figure out why.

Thanks
Steve.

STG (1.4.5) Traffic Log File Created On:Mon Sep 20 23:29:49 2010 Target 
Address:XXX.XXX.XXX.138 Communityublic OID:1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10.19 
OID1:1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.16.19
request_time target_uptime_centisec traffic traffic1
2010-Sep-20 23:29:50.10 30736746 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:51.11 30736847 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:52.13 30736949 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:53.14 30737050 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:54.15 30737151 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:55.17 30737253 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:56.19 30737354 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:57.19 30737455 80477 207095
2010-Sep-20 23:29:58.21 30737557 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:29:59.22 30737658 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:00.24 30737760 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:01.25 30737861 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:02.26 30737962 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:03.28 30738064 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:04.29 30738165 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:05.31 30738267 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:06.36 30738372 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:07.33 30738469 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:08.35 30738571 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:09.36 30738672 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:10.38 30738774 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:11.39 30738875 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:12.40 30738976 74502 218842
2010-Sep-20 23:30:13.42 30739078 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:14.43 30739179 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:15.45 30739281 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:16.46 30739382 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:17.47 30739483 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:18.49 30739585 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:19.50 30739686 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:20.52 30739787 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:21.53 30739889 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:22.54 30739991 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:23.56 30740093 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:24.57 30740194 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:25.59 30740295 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:26.60 30740397 0 0
2010-Sep-20 23:30:27.61 30740498 76547 142113



On 28/09/2010 8:06 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On 9/27/2010 3:36 PM, Steve (Telsat Pacific) wrote:
>>> I currently monitor the interface bandwidth from my debian servers using
>>> STG and we've recently replaced a server with a new one and I've
>>> installed net-snmp on it, but it won't allow me to get per-second
>>> interface bandwidth details.  When STG queries the snmp, it returns a
>>> value then returns zero's for the next 14 seconds.
>>>
>>> I'm needing to get this back to per-second monitoring; how can I achieve
>>> this?
> Interface traffic should be an ever-increasing counter that the client
> converts to a rate based on the poll interval.  It shouldn't be going
> back to zero no matter how often you read it.
>
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