Hi,
I have downloaded and installed the Nagios XI virtual machine and having some issue with bandwidth performance graphs. I am trying to monitor a Cisco 7206 VXR router. I have checked the FAQ and done the following.
Checked /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.log for any errors - No Errors
Checked /usr/local/nagios/share/perfdata/device - Over here I only see the ping.rrd and ping.xml file and that graph is available. However I do not see any .rrd/.xml files for the interface traffic.
Please advice on where to check. Thanks in advance.
Walter
Performance graphs
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Re: Performance graphs
Do you see anything interesting in the "/usr/local/nagios/var/npcd.log" file?
Is NPCD service running?
Did you try restarting it?
Is NPCD service running?
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# service npcd status
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# service npcd restart
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Re: Performance graphs
Hi,
I don't see anything irregular in "/usr/local/nagios/var/npcd.log" file. The service npcd is also running.
Regards,
Walter
I don't see anything irregular in "/usr/local/nagios/var/npcd.log" file. The service npcd is also running.
Regards,
Walter
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Re: Performance graphs
Walter,
What wizard did you run when trying to monitor your Cisco equipment?
What wizard did you run when trying to monitor your Cisco equipment?
Nicholas Scott
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Re: Performance graphs
Hi,
I used the Network Switch / Router wizard.
Regards,
Walter
I used the Network Switch / Router wizard.
Regards,
Walter
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Re: Performance graphs
Walter,
This may sound trivial, but when you added the Cisco gear did it find all the ports? And did you uncheck any of the ports (as in tell Nagios to monitor them)?
Is the bandwidth status showing up under the Service Details? Not the graph, but the last reading of the bandwidth?
This may sound trivial, but when you added the Cisco gear did it find all the ports? And did you uncheck any of the ports (as in tell Nagios to monitor them)?
Is the bandwidth status showing up under the Service Details? Not the graph, but the last reading of the bandwidth?
Nicholas Scott
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Re: Performance graphs
Hi,
Sorry about the delayed response, but I do not see the bandwidth measurement or the performance graph. On the bandwidth service I see OK - Current BW in: Mbps Out: Mbps.
I did not disable any service when using the wizard.
Regards,
Walter
Sorry about the delayed response, but I do not see the bandwidth measurement or the performance graph. On the bandwidth service I see OK - Current BW in: Mbps Out: Mbps.
I did not disable any service when using the wizard.
Regards,
Walter
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Re: Performance graphs
Can you run
To see if we are creating the RRD files necessary in mrtg
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ls -l /var/lib/mrtg/