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I signed up for the cacti forum and recieved no confirmation error. I tried the resend confirmation email button, and again a few days later, and again a few days after that and received no email. Any help? 
Anyways, I need help on getting the text to display on the rrdtool graph image. There is currently no text being displayed on any of my graphs.

Thanks,
Alex
 		 	   		  

Its normal when using spine and a maxoids of 10.....

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-----Original message-----
From: John Jones <jj...@ci...>
To: cac...@li...
Sent: Tue, May 24, 2011 00:09:37 GMT+00:00
Subject: Re: [cacti-user] snmpd traffic in syslog

Gandalf and TheWitness:

While I do appreciate your invaluable expertise on all things cacti,
I am not trying to suppress any log entries.

I merely want to know if 10 requests per second is reasonable.

Thank you all for your time.

JJ
Support Engineer
Cirrhus9
10320 Meadow Glen Way East
Unit 1B
Escondido, CA  92026

Office  - (760) 297-2148 ext 3
Fax     - (760) 466-7207
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On 05/23/2011 07:12 PM, lar...@co... wrote:
> Depending upon your Linux version, but generally found in: 
>
> /etc/default/snmpd 
>
> You will 'should' find a few lines like: 
>
> # snmpd options (use syslog, close stdin/out/err). 
> SNMPDOPTS='-Lsd -Lf /dev/null -u snmp -I -smux -p /var/run/snmpd.pid' 
>
> These are the agent 'boot' options. In RHEL5, they are actually set in  
/etc/init.d/snmpd and not the file above. However, the thing to know is that  
the option: 
>
> -Lsd 
>
> Is where all the noise is coming from. If you simply google this, or read  
the agent's own help: 
>
> snmpd --help 
>
> You should be able to fix this. 
>
> Regards, 
>
> Larry Adams 
> aka TheWitness 
> http://www.cacti.net 
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Gandalf" <ga...@ca...> 
> To: "Support requests/questions about cacti"  
<cac...@li...> 
> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 1:34:25 PM 
> Subject: Re: [cacti-user] snmpd traffic in syslog 
>
> That's ok. 
> It is possible to suppress the log messages. This depends on the version  
of 
> net-snmp; please have a read at their website 
> Reinhard 
>
> On 23.05.2011 17:43, John Jones wrote: 
>> Hello Community: 
>>
>> Is this kind of snmp traffic to be 'expected' in the syslog (9 'hits' a 
>> second) on the monitored host? 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:60158->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:35563->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:44560->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55647->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34693->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37900->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:54184->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34668->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:53023->[10.168.95.74] 
>>
>> I have 24,371 requests of this type for 5 calendar days of syslog* 
>>
>> Cacti version is *Version 0.8.7g* 
>>
>> The device has 11 graphs associated with it. 
>> I also have the 
>> Varnish Statistics 
>> Cacti Varnish Stats 0.1 
>> By Sam Bashton, Bashton Ltd sa...@ba... 
>>
>> setup for the client. 
>>
>> Thank you for your time. 
>>
>>
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Gandalf and TheWitness:

While I do appreciate your invaluable expertise on all things cacti,
I am not trying to suppress any log entries.

I merely want to know if 10 requests per second is reasonable.

Thank you all for your time.

JJ
Support Engineer
Cirrhus9
10320 Meadow Glen Way East
Unit 1B
Escondido, CA  92026

Office  - (760) 297-2148 ext 3
Fax     - (760) 466-7207
Home    - (330) 788-1876
Skype:  - my-kungfu
gpg fingerprint:    - C839 9940 16F0 F5ED 694A  6BA4 2F83 F0A7 86F2 8105


On 05/23/2011 07:12 PM, lar...@co... wrote:
> Depending upon your Linux version, but generally found in: 
>
> /etc/default/snmpd 
>
> You will 'should' find a few lines like: 
>
> # snmpd options (use syslog, close stdin/out/err). 
> SNMPDOPTS='-Lsd -Lf /dev/null -u snmp -I -smux -p /var/run/snmpd.pid' 
>
> These are the agent 'boot' options. In RHEL5, they are actually set in /etc/init.d/snmpd and not the file above. However, the thing to know is that the option: 
>
> -Lsd 
>
> Is where all the noise is coming from. If you simply google this, or read the agent's own help: 
>
> snmpd --help 
>
> You should be able to fix this. 
>
> Regards, 
>
> Larry Adams 
> aka TheWitness 
> http://www.cacti.net 
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Gandalf" <ga...@ca...> 
> To: "Support requests/questions about cacti" <cac...@li...> 
> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 1:34:25 PM 
> Subject: Re: [cacti-user] snmpd traffic in syslog 
>
> That's ok. 
> It is possible to suppress the log messages. This depends on the version of 
> net-snmp; please have a read at their website 
> Reinhard 
>
> On 23.05.2011 17:43, John Jones wrote: 
>> Hello Community: 
>>
>> Is this kind of snmp traffic to be 'expected' in the syslog (9 'hits' a 
>> second) on the monitored host? 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:60158->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:35563->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:44560->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55647->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34693->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37900->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:54184->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34668->[10.168.95.74] 
>> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
>> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:53023->[10.168.95.74] 
>>
>> I have 24,371 requests of this type for 5 calendar days of syslog* 
>>
>> Cacti version is *Version 0.8.7g* 
>>
>> The device has 11 graphs associated with it. 
>> I also have the 
>> Varnish Statistics 
>> Cacti Varnish Stats 0.1 
>> By Sam Bashton, Bashton Ltd sa...@ba... 
>>
>> setup for the client. 
>>
>> Thank you for your time. 
>>
>>
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Depending upon your Linux version, but generally found in: 

/etc/default/snmpd 

You will 'should' find a few lines like: 

# snmpd options (use syslog, close stdin/out/err). 
SNMPDOPTS='-Lsd -Lf /dev/null -u snmp -I -smux -p /var/run/snmpd.pid' 

These are the agent 'boot' options. In RHEL5, they are actually set in /etc/init.d/snmpd and not the file above. However, the thing to know is that the option: 

-Lsd 

Is where all the noise is coming from. If you simply google this, or read the agent's own help: 

snmpd --help 

You should be able to fix this. 

Regards, 

Larry Adams 
aka TheWitness 
http://www.cacti.net 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gandalf" <ga...@ca...> 
To: "Support requests/questions about cacti" <cac...@li...> 
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2011 1:34:25 PM 
Subject: Re: [cacti-user] snmpd traffic in syslog 

That's ok. 
It is possible to suppress the log messages. This depends on the version of 
net-snmp; please have a read at their website 
Reinhard 

On 23.05.2011 17:43, John Jones wrote: 
> Hello Community: 
> 
> Is this kind of snmp traffic to be 'expected' in the syslog (9 'hits' a 
> second) on the monitored host? 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:60158->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:35563->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:44560->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55647->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34693->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37900->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:54184->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34668->[10.168.95.74] 
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP: 
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:53023->[10.168.95.74] 
> 
> I have 24,371 requests of this type for 5 calendar days of syslog* 
> 
> Cacti version is *Version 0.8.7g* 
> 
> The device has 11 graphs associated with it. 
> I also have the 
> Varnish Statistics 
> Cacti Varnish Stats 0.1 
> By Sam Bashton, Bashton Ltd sa...@ba... 
> 
> setup for the client. 
> 
> Thank you for your time. 
> 
> 

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That's ok.
It is possible to suppress the log messages. This depends on the version of
net-snmp; please have a read at their website
Reinhard

On 23.05.2011 17:43, John Jones wrote:
> Hello Community:
> 
> Is this kind of snmp traffic to be 'expected' in the syslog (9 'hits' a
> second) on the monitored host?
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:60158->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:35563->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:44560->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55647->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34693->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37900->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:54184->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34668->[10.168.95.74]
> May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
> [xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:53023->[10.168.95.74]
> 
> I have 24,371 requests of this type for 5 calendar days of syslog*
> 
> Cacti version is *Version 0.8.7g*
> 
> The device has 11 graphs associated with it.
> I also have the
> Varnish Statistics
> Cacti Varnish Stats 0.1
> By Sam Bashton, Bashton Ltd sa...@ba...
> 
> setup for the client.
> 
> Thank you for your time.
> 
> 

Hello Community:

Is this kind of snmp traffic to be 'expected' in the syslog (9 'hits' a
second) on the monitored host?
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:60158->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:35563->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:44560->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:55647->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34693->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:37900->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:54184->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:34668->[10.168.95.74]
May 22 13:56:14 varnish snmpd[17253]: Connection from UDP:
[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:53023->[10.168.95.74]

I have 24,371 requests of this type for 5 calendar days of syslog*

Cacti version is *Version 0.8.7g*

The device has 11 graphs associated with it.
I also have the
Varnish Statistics
Cacti Varnish Stats 0.1
By Sam Bashton, Bashton Ltd sa...@ba...

setup for the client.

Thank you for your time.


-- 
JJ
Support Engineer
Cirrhus9
10320 Meadow Glen Way East
Unit 1B
Escondido, CA  92026

Office  - (760) 297-2148 ext 3
Fax     - (760) 466-7207
Home    - (330) 788-1876
Skype:  - my-kungfu
gpg fingerprint:    - C839 9940 16F0 F5ED 694A  6BA4 2F83 F0A7 86F2 8105

I figured since that thread was last updated a year ago the topic must
have been moved or abandoned anyway. Thanks though for tuning be
energy down with a snotty remark though. I've only championed cacti
all across the internet and made numerous free template libraries I
love getting a cold shoulder response just fo using the ml.
On Saturday, May 21, 2011, J.P. Pasnak <pa...@wa...> wrote:
> Edward Capriolo wrote:
>> I was reading http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=24869&start=60
>>
>>
>> I think the timing is right now to mention that apache cassandra can
>> be a great datastore for both the rrd and configuration storage. I would
>> really like to see cacti have distributed polling and storage. Is their
>> any motion on these features that I should know about or should I just
>> hack at it?
>>
>
> Then why wouldn't you post to that thread?
>
> --
> Live fast, die young,
> You're sucking up my bandwidth.
>
> J.P. Pasnak, CD
> CCNA, LPIC-1
> http://www.warpedsystems.sk.ca
>
>
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Edward Capriolo wrote:
> I was reading http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=24869&start=60
>
>
> I think the timing is right now to mention that apache cassandra can
> be a great datastore for both the rrd and configuration storage. I would
> really like to see cacti have distributed polling and storage. Is their
> any motion on these features that I should know about or should I just
> hack at it?
>

Then why wouldn't you post to that thread?

-- 
Live fast, die young,
You're sucking up my bandwidth.

J.P. Pasnak, CD
CCNA, LPIC-1
http://www.warpedsystems.sk.ca

I was reading http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=24869&start=60

I think the timing is right now to mention that apache cassandra can
be a great datastore for both the rrd and configuration storage. I
would really like to see cacti have distributed polling and storage.
Is their any motion on these features that I should know about or
should I just hack at it?

You can do that.
Simply create a different database for the second cacti system; re-install the
old database to that new one, then. Copy the old code to a different location
(e.g. /var/www/html/cacti-old). And copy the old rrd files to that new location
as well.
You will need two crontab entries, one for each system.

But it is not possible to combine old and new rrd files. And it is not possible
to merge both cacti systems into one.

Reinhard

On 16.05.2011 07:12, dus...@pa... wrote:
> About one month ago, the cacti server's hard drive at my office had fail. So I
> have to create a new cacti. Since the hard drive cannot be accessed, I sent it
> to the repair service. Now, it has been repaired, I want to restore the old
> cacti, but without disturbing the the new one which has been run for one month.
> 
> My question is, can I make two cacti running together on same web server ? If
> possible, what step I should taken to make sure both worked without interfering
> each other ?
> I use Mandriva Linux 2010.2, apache 2.2.15, php 5.3.6 and mysql 5.1.46.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Duswanto
> 
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Here's a new archive that includes CPU and MEM, as well as the xml files for
polling.

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Bulk [mailto:fr...@in...] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 9:28 PM
To: 'fou...@pu...'; 'cac...@li...'
Subject: Graphing Brocade MLXe (and MLX and XMR?) IPv4 and IPv6 interface
counters in Cacti

Attached are some templates I created and then exported from Cacti that draw
on Brocade's private MIB that expose the MLXe's IPv4 and IPv6 counters on a
per physical interface basis.  This may be handy for those who want to
create a baseline of IPv6 traffic before World IPv6 Day, both in term of
absolute byte or packets, or in terms of percentage of traffic.  (Not sure
if the OIDs are supported on the MLX or XMR platforms and what software
release it might need).  

These are the graphs:
- IPv4 packets (in and out)
- IPv6 packets (in and out)
- IPv4 bytes (in and out)
- IPv6 bytes (in and out)
- percentage of bytes that are IPv6

They're 64-bit counters so it should work for higher-rate traffic.

I think I've included all the relevant pieces by exporting from the Cacti
GUI, but let me know if needed to include the brocade_mlxe_counters.xml file
in resource/snmp_queries/.

Kind regards,

Frank

About one month ago, the cacti server's hard drive at my office had fail. So I
have to create a new cacti. Since the hard drive cannot be accessed, I sent it
to the repair service. Now, it has been repaired, I want to restore the old
cacti, but without disturbing the the new one which has been run for one month.

My question is, can I make two cacti running together on same web server ? If
possible, what step I should taken to make sure both worked without interfering
each other ?
I use Mandriva Linux 2010.2, apache 2.2.15, php 5.3.6 and mysql 5.1.46.


Regards,
Duswanto

Attached are some templates I created and then exported from Cacti that draw
on Brocade's private MIB that expose the MLXe's IPv4 and IPv6 counters on a
per physical interface basis.  This may be handy for those who want to
create a baseline of IPv6 traffic before World IPv6 Day, both in term of
absolute byte or packets, or in terms of percentage of traffic.  (Not sure
if the OIDs are supported on the MLX or XMR platforms and what software
release it might need).  

These are the graphs:
- IPv4 packets (in and out)
- IPv6 packets (in and out)
- IPv4 bytes (in and out)
- IPv6 bytes (in and out)
- percentage of bytes that are IPv6

They're 64-bit counters so it should work for higher-rate traffic.

I think I've included all the relevant pieces by exporting from the Cacti
GUI, but let me know if needed to include the brocade_mlxe_counters.xml file
in resource/snmp_queries/.

Kind regards,

Frank

Hi everybody.

This is my first email here
and I dont have a good english

So, look the images for understand my problem...

I have a little problem in value of my graphs
I dont understand why the realtime plugin get the correct value but the
defaults graphs not.


Thank You

att.

Alexandre Filho

Attached is an archive with Cacti templates for both CPU and memory on the
Brocade MLXe.  It may work for the MLX and XMR -- I'm not sure.  The CPU and
memory is per slot.

Let me know if you have suggestions for improvement or improve upon them
yourself.

Kind regards,

Frank

I am running discovery plugin to scan some vlans to add linux and windows servers. I am seeing that some servers are having some snmp problems, for example, number of graphs are a lot less than what it should be.

What I need to do is to get the number of servers that the graph count is >=3. On the device page, Graphs and Data Sources does not let you sort it.  Is number of graphs is stored anywhere so that I can run a sql to get this info? Or how else can I do this?

Thanks,

hasan

I´ve made a search on google and see that some people got this problem when
added weird character or space.
Looking on my cacti database i did not found characters like that.
Do you know what characters could cause this problem?

2011/5/3 Gandalf <ga...@ca...>

> A known problem is, when a tree entry with some "strange" characters was
> added.
>
> Reinhard
>
> On 03.05.2011 16:31, Ivan wrote:
> > I´m using version 0.8.7g and I´m having problem with graph tree.
> > It used to work perfectly two weeks ago until I added new hosts. Now i
> don´t
> > know what to do to view again my full graph tree.
> > In console tab I can see my whole graph tree. But it does not appear the
> > same in the "graphs" tab.
> > Does anyone know how to correct this error?
>
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A known problem is, when a tree entry with some "strange" characters was added.

Reinhard

On 03.05.2011 16:31, Ivan wrote:
> I´m using version 0.8.7g and I´m having problem with graph tree.
> It used to work perfectly two weeks ago until I added new hosts. Now i don´t
> know what to do to view again my full graph tree.
> In console tab I can see my whole graph tree. But it does not appear the
> same in the "graphs" tab.
> Does anyone know how to correct this error?

I´m using version 0.8.7g and I´m having problem with graph tree.
It used to work perfectly two weeks ago until I added new hosts. Now i don´t
know what to do to view again my full graph tree.
In console tab I can see my whole graph tree. But it does not appear the
same in the "graphs" tab.
Does anyone know how to correct this error?

Cacti version: 0.8.7d

I am using 0.8.7d and Information security is saying that there is a CGI XSS vulnerqability in my graph_view file. In what version this problem addressed?  I tried 0.8.7g and the vulnerability is still there.

Thanks,

hasan