RobBentley
IS-IT--Management
- May 10, 2003
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Hi Guys.
I have this week purchased our first ever HP switch. Since now we've used purely Cisco & Dell units - and i've unconvered a really strange problem.
We reguarly hit > 100Mbit at our backbone, so we have to run 64-bit counters to collect from Cacti. I've setup the snmp-server on the a ProCurve 2824 and Cacti collects fine.. up until a very random 80Mbit - when it will stop returning SNMP data for whichever direction hits 80Mbit (in or out)... so you end up with half a graph if say outbound hasn't hit 80Mbit yet but inbound has.
Never seen this before in my life! Any help apprechiated.
Cheers,
Rob
I have this week purchased our first ever HP switch. Since now we've used purely Cisco & Dell units - and i've unconvered a really strange problem.
We reguarly hit > 100Mbit at our backbone, so we have to run 64-bit counters to collect from Cacti. I've setup the snmp-server on the a ProCurve 2824 and Cacti collects fine.. up until a very random 80Mbit - when it will stop returning SNMP data for whichever direction hits 80Mbit (in or out)... so you end up with half a graph if say outbound hasn't hit 80Mbit yet but inbound has.
Never seen this before in my life! Any help apprechiated.
Cheers,
Rob
