On 3 Apr 2019, at 07:46, Vladimir R <i@rvawork.ru> wrote:<Screenshot from 2019-03-29 01-55-19.png>Hello.
In the screenshot there were two extreme x670-48 . The one that has a RAM load schedule was started in the system several years ago. On the place where there is no RAM loading schedule was created six months ago.
There are many different devices in the network - Cisco ASR, Arista 7500E, Huawei Cloud Engine, Juniper QFX. None of these devices currently have no RAM load graphs.
Colleagues say that earlier (more than a year ago) graphs were automatically added for all devices. I will be glad if you tell me where to look for the problem.
On 4/2/19 8:30 PM, Simon Mousey Smith via observium wrote:
Can you be more precise… ’network devices’ ?
Cisco? Mikrotik? Linux? Sonicwall?
Regards
Simon
On 2 Apr 2019, at 13:47, Tom Laermans via observium <observium@observium.org> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hi Vladimir,
This is only shown if the device supplies us with this information (and if support for that specific MIB is implemented in Observium). What kind of device are you missing RAM utilisation on?
Tom
On 29/03/2019 00:03, Vladimir R via observium wrote:
Hello.
I have observium version 19.3.9791. Apparently, earlier it was possible to monitor the amount of occupied RAM on network devices. In the application there is a screenshot which shows that there were such graph on the device.
On new devices there are no such graphs. How can I fix this? Perhaps there is not enough parameter in the configuration?
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