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Public Graphing Display
by Adam Blackington 23 May '12

23 May '12

The FAQ's and Configuration state that I can display graphs without requiring a username or password. This is great... but... here's the question I've made the appropriate modifications to config.php, however, what URL do I use to get to the public graphs? I tried looking at the URL of generated images, however, that doesn't seem to be correct. So you can understand my goal: I run a colocation company and require my customers to be able to review their bandwidth statistics. I utilize WHMCS and would like them to be able to view their graphs within their portal, thus, I've added the IP address of my WHMCS server as an 'authenticated' IP in config.php I'm thinking, once I can understand how to display the graphs, that I can use the port id as a variable to develop a custom module to display the graphs. So my questions are: After permitting an IP address to be able to view graphs without username/password, what is the syntax of the URL for displaying these graphs? It would be awesome to be able to integrate a custom range selection, but I'd really just settle for static generation of past 24 hours, past month, and past year.

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New install problems
by Mike Hyde 22 May '12

22 May '12

I have done a new install on a Freebsd box using the instructions here: http://www.observium.org/wiki/FreeBSD_SVN_Installation I have everything installed, but when I go to the webpage I run into this: *Fatal error*: Call to undefined function simplexml_load_string() in * /usr/local/share/observium/includes/definitions.inc.php* on line *1144* * * I do show the xml.so extension installed in php. Any ideas what to check? No errors show up in the logs. * * * *

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missing data in graphs.
by Michael Ponto 22 May '12

22 May '12

As a newbie I am sure I am doing something wrong, but don't know what. I have Observium installed in new install of Ubuntu 10.04 and it is seeing the snmp for users from the edge router at each of 7 locations much of the data comes in such as tem and CPU load but no carts are created anyplace. The forms for the graphs do open but all are without any data lines. The graphs have a -nan listed for data. Michael Ponto Network Administrator PARKHILL SMITH & COOPER | 4222 85th Street | Lubbock, Texas 79423 | 806.473.2200 | team-psc.com<http://www.team-psc.com/>

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Ability to add bills broken in 0.12.5.3195?
by Chris Stone 17 May '12

17 May '12

Tried to add a new bill from a port detail page and nothing. Tried to add from the Bills listing page using the Add Bill link and nothing - just returns to the bills listing page. Chris -- Chris Stone AxisInternet, Inc. www.axint.net

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Question about user accounts / passwd reset
by Erik Bais 16 May '12

16 May '12

Hi, Is there any news on the topic of users being able to reset their own password (pref via new passwd being send to them after they click on a received link ?) Regards, Erik Bais

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new device
by Sebastien Guilbaud 15 May '12

15 May '12

Hi, I was trying to add support for NRG Printers (Ricoh-clones), following the method found in the Developing/NewOS page and i'm blocked on the fourth step ('Add an OS text name and possibly other settings in includes/static-config.php'), but this file is almost empty, and the only other place with detection logic seems to be includes/definitions.inc.php but the header is quite deterrent :-) ######################################################### # NO CHANGES TO THIS FILE, IT IS NOT USER-EDITABLE # ######################################################### # YES, THAT MEANS YOU # ######################################################### I've walked past the disclaimer and tried to add the new os type inside, and everything works now, is it the right method ? best regards -- seb

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Developing
by Adam Armstrong 15 May '12

15 May '12

I think it's worth pointing out that if you're planning to do any development, you should come to our IRC channel, #observium on freenode. It's usually a lot quicker to get questions answered, and you might save yourself a lot of time by not copying the wrong bit of code. adam.

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Observium with an MFSYS25
by Ian Armstrong 14 May '12

14 May '12

Has anyone got Observium to recognise the switch module on an Intel MFSYS25 compute chassis by any chance? Observium finds the controller very easily, but doesn't find any of the switch ports. Thanks Ian

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Re: [Observium] [Observium-dev] Added support for Aruba Wireless APs and Controllers
by Rob J. Epping 12 May '12

12 May '12

Hi Ethan, This should go to observium(a)observium.org. observium-dev(a)observium.org is used for SVN updates GRTNX, RobJE On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 2:18 PM, Ethan Sommer <sommere(a)gac.edu> wrote: > I have added support for aruba networks controllers and access points. > > I created an "improvement" in the bug tracker and attached a patch. > http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-50 > > One thing which is a bit unusual is that the aruba access points don't have > an SNMP agent themselves. Instead you can get information about each access > point from the controller it is connected to. I added support for the access > points in a similar manner to getting information about ports of a switch. > > I attempted to keep the code consistent with the organization and style of > the rest of observium, but I'm sure there are changes that should be made. > I'm not particularly attached to any specific choices I made, other than > that I'd love to see the code included in observium so that we can continue > to collect statistics about our wireless network using the mainline code. > > If you would like access to a controller to test against, I can poke a hole > in our firewall for one or two of the core observium developers to access > the controllers via snmp. > > I'd also be happy to make any changes myself and resubmit if there are > things blocking adding the code. > > Thanks, > Ethan > > -- > Ethan Sommer > Associate Director of Core Services > Gustavus Technology Services > 507-933-7042 > > > _______________________________________________ > observium-dev mailing list > observium-dev(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium-dev > -- GRTNX, RobJE

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BGP prefix graphs error
by Dario Calamai 12 May '12

12 May '12

Hi all, with new v0.12.5.3161 there is an Error Drawing Graph in BGP prefix graphs. I deleted cbgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast.rrd and re-run discovery and poller. the poller output return thi error: Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.7 Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.9 Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.13 ERROR: you must define at least one Round Robin Archive ERROR: you must define at least one Round Robin Archive Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.16 Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.17 Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.18 discovery seem to be ok. POLLER DEBUG: Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.13 /usr/bin/rrdtool create /var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/bgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.rrd DS:bgpPeerOutUpdates:COUNTER:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:bgpPeerInUpdates:COUNTER:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:bgpPeerOutTotal:COUNTER:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:bgpPeerInTotal:COUNTER:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:bgpPeerEstablished:GAUGE:600:0:U ERROR: you must define at least one Round Robin Archive OK u:0.00 s:0.03 r:14.73 update /var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/bgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.rrd N:1805:268:247831::2343362 SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers` set `bgpPeerState` ='established',`bgpPeerAdminStatus` ='start',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` ='2343362',`bgpPeerInUpdates` ='268',`bgpLocalAddr` ='193.xxx.xxx.xxx',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='1805' WHERE `device_id` = '1' AND `bgpPeerIdentifier` = '193.xxx.xxx.13'] SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '1' AND bgpPeerIdentifier = '193.xxx.xxx.13'] ipv4 unicast /usr/bin/snmpget -M /var/www/html/observium/mibs -m CISCO-BGP4-MIB -Ovq -v2c -cxxxxxxxx 1:161 cbgpPeerAcceptedPrefixes.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerDeniedPrefixes.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerPrefixAdminLimit.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerPrefixThreshold.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerPrefixClearThreshold.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerAdvertisedPrefixes.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerSuppressedPrefixes.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast cbgpPeerWithdrawnPrefixes.193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast 103 21 10000 75 70 3262 0 1887 SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers_cbgp` set `AcceptedPrefixes` ='103',`DeniedPrefixes` ='21',`PrefixAdminLimit` ='',`PrefixThreshold` ='75',`PrefixClearThreshold` ='70',`AdvertisedPrefixes` ='3262',`SuppressedPrefixes` ='0',`WithdrawnPrefixes` ='1887' WHERE `device_id` = '1' AND bgpPeerIdentifier = '193.xxx.xxx.13' AND afi = 'ipv4' AND safi = 'unicast'] /usr/bin/rrdtool create /var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/cbgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast.rrd DS:AcceptedPrefixes:GAUGE:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:DeniedPrefixes:GAUGE:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:AdvertisedPrefixes:GAUGE:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:SuppressedPrefixes:GAUGE:600:U:100000000000 \ DS:WithdrawnPrefixes:GAUGE:600:U:100000000000 ERROR: you must define at least one Round Robin Archive ERROR: opening '/var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/bgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.rrd': No such file or directory update /var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/cbgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast.rrd N:103:21:3262:0:1887 Checking BGP peer 193.xxx.xxx.16 ERROR: opening '/var/www/html/observium/rrd/1/cbgp-193.xxx.xxx.13.ipv4.unicast.rrd': No such file or directory dario -- http://www.playnet.it phone +39 055 3226622 - fax +39 055 3226444 Brain Technology s.p.a. - AS 13284 http://www.linkedin.com/in/dariocalamai

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