You can run that module in debug mode, and can see how long SNMP queries take :
./poller.php -h <device> -m ports -d
adam. On 18/11/2015 11:42:06, Gediminas Karčmarinas gediminas@kava.lt wrote: How to check what port module is used time ? ( example : error or other) Module [ mempools ] time: 0.0208s Polling IP-MIB ipSystemStats ipv4 ipv6 Module [ ipSystemStats ] time: 0.0771s Caching Oids: ifEntry ifXEntry dot3StatsDuplexStatus Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 1 on Unit 1(1) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(301Mbps/144Mbps)bytes(2.7GB/1.3GB)pkts(28.5kpps/21.9kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 2 on Unit 1(2) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(1.23Mbps/21.2Mbps)bytes(11.3MB/194MB)pkts(218pps/404pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 3 on Unit 1(3) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(4.27Mbps/22.2Mbps)bytes(39.1MB/204MB)pkts(707pps/802pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 4 on Unit 1(4) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(641kbps/91.3kbps)bytes(5.89MB/858kB)pkts(117pps/68.8pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 5 on Unit 1(5) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(29.3Mbps/26.3Mbps)bytes(269MB/241MB)pkts(3.4kpps/2.88kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 6 on Unit 1(6) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(2.02Mbps/13.9Mbps)bytes(18.5MB/128MB)pkts(510pps/650pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 7 on Unit 1(7) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(4.39Mbps/17.5Mbps)bytes(40.3MB/161MB)pkts(862pps/1.53kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 8 on Unit 1(8) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(6.83Mbps/22.6Mbps)bytes(62.6MB/208MB)pkts(1.05kpps/1.44kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 9 on Unit 1(9) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(3.33Mbps/20.2Mbps)bytes(30.5MB/185MB)pkts(738pps/931pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 10 on Unit 1(10) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(40.9Mbps/31.7Mbps)bytes(375MB/291MB)pkts(4.22kpps/3.58kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 11 on Unit 1(11) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(6.71Mbps/19.4Mbps)bytes(61.6MB/178MB)pkts(1kpps/933pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 12 on Unit 1(12) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(105kbps/22.8Mbps)bytes(991kB/209MB)pkts(81.3pps/124pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 13 on Unit 1(13) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(103kbps/1.59Mbps)bytes(976kB/14.5MB)pkts(112pps/209pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 14 on Unit 1(14) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(7.37Mbps/9.02Mbps)bytes(67.6MB/82.8MB)pkts(862pps/897pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 15 on Unit 1(15) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(314kbps/15.9Mbps)bytes(2.88MB/146MB)pkts(355pps/655pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 16 on Unit 1(16) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(4.59Mbps/19.1Mbps)bytes(42.1MB/176MB)pkts(640pps/854pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 17 on Unit 1(17) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(10.2Mbps/34.9Mbps)bytes(94.3MB/320MB)pkts(1.72kpps/2.23kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 18 on Unit 1(18) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(8.45Mbps/14.4Mbps)bytes(77.6MB/132MB)pkts(1.31kpps/1.78kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 19 on Unit 1(19) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(0bps/0bps)bytes(0B/0B)pkts(0pps/0pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 20 on Unit 1(20) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(953kbps/49.0Mbps)bytes(8.75MB/450MB)pkts(1.3kpps/3.89kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 21 on Unit 1(21) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(0bps/0bps)bytes(0B/0B)pkts(0pps/0pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 22 on Unit 1(22) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(2.25Mbps/6.81Mbps)bytes(20.6MB/62.5MB)pkts(586pps/791pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 23 on Unit 1(23) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(5.67Mbps/37.8Mbps)bytes(52.0MB/347MB)pkts(1.21kpps/2.16kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 24 on Unit 1(24) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(4.4Mbps/33.2Mbps)bytes(40.3MB/304MB)pkts(876pps/1.8kpps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 25 on Unit 1(25) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(0bps/0bps)bytes(0B/0B)pkts(0pps/0pps) Port D-Link DGS-3120-24SC R4.04.R009 Port 26 on Unit 1(26) dot3Duplex, VLAN == 1bps(0bps/0bps)bytes(0B/0B)pkts(0pps/0pps) Module [ ports ] time: 15.9878s
On 2015-11-18 11:57, Tom Laermans wrote:
Sure you can, just remove them from the device ;-)
On 2015-11-18 10:42, Adam Armstrong wrote:
You can't delete ports. Adam. Sent with AquaMail for Android http://www.aqua-mail.com [http://www.aqua-mail.com] On 18 November 2015 5:01:51 am Chaman Rathee chaman.rathee@progression.com [mailto:chaman.rathee@progression.com] wrote: Hi Team, I have many ports that are showing down at observium monitoring system. So, please suggest how to delete “Down Ports” in observium. ……… With Best Regards, Chaman Rathee Mob. No:- +91-9560055816
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