Thanks for the input! I didn't even know the time reports per module were even there! The down side is the ports module took 67% or 581.9524s and the fdb-table took 14% or 122.0170s to complete. Doesn't look like disabling the fdb-table module will do much good if the ports modules it taking almost 600s. These are almost fully populated 6509s, but should they really be taking 10 minutes to poll all the interfaces? Manually polling using snmpbulkwalk show the slow response from these devices. Odd part is the cpu isn't high on the RP nor is the SNMP Engine or IP SNMP processes showing high cpu. They are running pretty new code 122-33.SXJ6.

-Chip

On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 6:53 PM, Tom Laermans <tom.laermans@powersource.cx> wrote:

You can see which modules take how long in the device's time reports; compare notes to Nikolay's email and go from there :-)

On 03/03/2014 21:25, Chip Pleasants wrote:
I have a few devices that take longer than 5 minutes to poll. Looking at the polling information Observium provides it reports 999.99s for two of the three and the third one reports 975.37s under Last Polled. I believe the result of taking to long o poll is the breaks I see in my graphs for only these three devices.

These boxes have about 150 vlan interfaces and are fully populated 6509s. I have adjusted the poller-wrapper.py to 10 and $config['snmp']['max-rep'] = 10 right now. A 4 processor VM averages about 60 cpu utilization constantly. The Server's Disk IO Ops/sec average is about 110. Today I only have 52 out of 1300 devices loaded into it.

Any suggestions to speed up the polling on these few boxes or is the only solution add another polling server and do odd even or something of that nature. Maybe there is another issue I'm not seeing? Thanks in advance for any assistance/direction.

-Chip
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