Hi Clarence,
> This is what I'm doing;
>
> 1) snmpCollect collects and saves all data from OID.#! files.
>
> 2) I then read/dump the OID.# data to create the rrd's.
>
> 3) webpage displays on-the-fly graphs.
Sounds familiar ;-)
> The problem happens during step 1. My network devices have 32bit
> counters so once or twice a day on busy ports the counters reset or
> wrap. This causes a gap in the rrd database. Have you run into this
> problem?
We currently only use snmpCollect to collect Interface statistics and
CPU load for all our routers. For the interface statistics, snmpCollect
already does the conversion from COUNTER to GAUGE type data.
> Also I'm wondering has anyone change the mib.coerce data file
> to store GAUGE instead of COUNTER type data to resolve similar issues.
This might be a possibility. The standard interface statistics (under
mibII.if) seem to be handled correctly.
Cheers,
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