Cricket

I'm getting weird number from the Cisco 2501s I am monitoring.  I get 9-12
Gbit per second avg throughputs when the lines are on 384K?  Am I reading
something wrong. Is something misconfigured?

I have some networked printers, and I'd like to get an idea of how heavily 
they're used.  What I want to see in a graph is the number of pages
printed over the interval for each point.  That is, in a five-minute
period, I want to see that X pages were printed, not that the printer is
printing at a rate of Y pages per second.  Then, for the 30-minute
intervals, I'd see the total number of pages printed in that interval.

Is this even possible with Cricket and RRDtool as they stand?  If not, I
can live with an "average pages per minute" (after scaling), but I'd
prefer the "total pages per interval" graph.

I am trying to use the genCatConfig script with a Cisco 6509.  The
generated configuration seems to be mostly correct, but I am having some
problems.
  First, the script identifies the switch type as "12-switch".  Secondly,
there is no definition for "Cisco-6509" in the Defaults file.  How do I get
the info to set it up?  Third, the ds type is not being set in the ports
file.  Should I make one up, and if so, I take it the same procedure for
defining the the DS for the 6509 chasis would apply to the ports.
  Just a thought.  I have seen a lot of systems set up that are not in the
base product.  Is there or can the be added a page with links to other
people's configs?

Check out the generate-statics script in the util directory.

Matt Raykowski - Network/Systems Administration
Spacestar Communications, Inc.
Dial-up to DS-3 Serving - MN WI ND MI IL
Voice (612) 996-0000 / Fax (612) 996-0123
 http://www.spacestar.net / mattr@...


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From: cricket-users-admin@...
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Brockmeier
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 2:15 PM
To: cricket-users@...
Subject: [cricket-users] Running from CLI


I am trying to get it so I can make the graphs up in batch to improve
loading
by giving up "real" time data.  Is there any way I can "construct" a unix
command to put the image to a file (in the format that the webserve likes)
for
the specific device/inst I want?

Jonathan Brockmeier
Computer Systems Specialist
Hope College
Computing and Information Technology
brockj@...


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I am running collector successfully in windows NT 4.0. I am using IIS 4 as 
web server.In the graph field its showing "UNABLE TO DRAW GRAPH. CHECK YOUR 
SERVER LOGS DETAIL".

Any help ??????

Thanks,

P.M.Sundaram
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Hi,
 Here is an attachement descriding the steps i followed to
install cricket but I havent succeeded in installing it ,though.
Finallly ,i did try to run ~/cricket/collector /routers as root
but it still didnt work,I'd really appreciate it if anyone could help me
,
Thank you very much
sunil






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I found this useful when I was first starting with
cricket.  Hope other people find it useful.
					Scott
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diff -u -r1.1 snmpUtils.pm
--- snmpUtils.pm        2000/02/25 22:53:20     1.1
+++ snmpUtils.pm        2000/02/25 22:54:14
@@ -45,7 +45,9 @@
 		my(@err) = split(/\n\s*/, $err);
 		if ($#err+1 > 2) {
 			my($code) = (split(/: /, $err[2]))[1];
-			$err = "$err[1] $code";
+			my($oid) = $err[3];
+			$oid =~ s/.*(\(.*\)).*/$1/;
+			$err = "$err[1] $code, $oid";
 		} else {
 			$err =~ s/\n//g;
 		}