Tsubas,
there are no second units in the result, since if*Octets is in
octets/sec and are divided by ifSpeed (bits/sec). This is because
snmpCollect daemon returns values in octets/sec.
Regards,
Juan.
Juan Echevarría López
AT&T Global Network Services
Internet: jechevarria@att.com
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The follow-up question:
Do you know why are we still left with the unit of second after the units
in the formula cancel out each other?
Thank you,
Tsubas
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hi !
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since the if*Octets are counters, snmpcollect already gives you the right
delta values
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From: Tsubasa_Kimura@TIVOLI.COM [mailto:Tsubasa_Kimura@TIVOLI.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 5:01 PM
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Subject: [NV-L] BandwidthUtilHdx statistics in Netview
List,
The formula in mibexpr.conf is BandwidthUtilHdx =
(8*100*(IFin+IFout))/IFSpeed. Now, the formula should be a percentage but
IFin and IFout are both in bytes which get converted to bits by multiplying
by 8 but IFSpeed in bits per second. The result of the division is still in
seconds with a multiplication of 100 for it to be a percentage. So the
question is whether we still need to divide the formula with the collection
duration to get a real percentage figure.
Thank you,
Tsubasa
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