Hi all, I am a network administrator and new to NAV. I really like NAV and am going to use it. But I found the Port Metrics Traffic graphs is updating every 5 mins.(I knew it's default intervals for NAV)
I want to get more accurate Port traffic graphs, so could we change it from 300s to 60s? I did research and changed storage-schemas.conf(added 60s:1d) and used whisper-info to ensure those ports traffic wsp files have been changed to 60s.
But I still can't get correct data via rickshaw JS and NAV still collected data in every 300s. So is that possible to change it? Or someone can point me to the right direction? Thanks.
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
You need to update /etc/nav/ipdevpoll.conf. Either move the the statports plugin from the 5minstats-job to the 1minstats-job or change the interval (and name) of the 5minstats job
Best regards
Sigmund Augdal
On 10. sep. 2017 15:14, Bruce Zhang wrote:
Hi all, I am a network administrator and new to NAV. I really like NAV and am going to use it. But I found the Port Metrics Traffic graphs is updating every 5 mins.(I knew it's default intervals for NAV)
I want to get more accurate Port traffic graphs, so could we change it from 300s to 60s? I did research and changed storage-schemas.conf(added 60s:1d) and used whisper-info to ensure those ports traffic wsp files have been changed to 60s.
But I still can't get correct data via rickshaw JS and NAV still collected data in every 300s. So is that possible to change it? Or someone can point me to the right direction? Thanks.
Bruce
On Sun, 10 Sep 2017 23:14:21 +1000 "Bruce Zhang" brucezhang2010@gmail.com wrote:
But I still can't get correct data via rickshaw JS and NAV still collected data in every 300s. So is that possible to change it? Or someone can point me to the right direction? Thanks.
Sigmund's instructions are on-the-spot. I would just like to caution you about the increased load this will cause, both on your devices and on your NAV server (multiplied by the number of ports you are monitoring).
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