Hi,
Sounds like ifSpeed is a 32bit value. 10Gbps written in bps is larger than the maximum value supported by 32bit. If that’s the case
I would guess that there is no vendor out there that can put the correct value for a 10Gbps interface in here.
Cheers,
Roman
From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org]
On Behalf Of Bruce Winters
Sent: Wednesday, 7 October 2015 12:38 AM
To: Observium Network Observation System <observium@observium.org>
Subject: Re: [Observium] 10gbps port showing as 10bps
I have a simular issue with a cisco switch.
If you look at the real time graph of the port is the scale correct?
On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 6:19 PM Cameron Murray <cameron@techpath.com.au> wrote:
As the subject says we’ve recently installed a 10gbps Dell switch and the ports are showing as bps not gbps.
ALERT
Alert
Utilization has exceeded 80%
Entity
Conditions
ifInOctets_perc gt 80 (623770)
ifOutOctets_perc gt 80 (631740)Metrics
ifInOctets_perc = 623770
ifOutOctets_perc = 631740Duration
3 days, 1h 13m 43s (2015-09-28 13:43:41)
Device
Device
Hardware
Operating System
Generic Device
Location
Uptime
3 days, 3h 46m 24s
The ports that are trained up as 1gbps show correctly however higher do not.
Port Data:
port_id => 2260
device_id => 99
port_64bit => 1
port_label => tengigabitethernet1/0/1
port_label_base => null
port_label_num => null
port_label_short => Te1/0/1
port_descr_type => null
port_descr_descr => null
port_descr_circuit => null
port_descr_speed => null
port_descr_notes => null
ifDescr => tengigabitethernet1/0/1
ifName => te1/0/1
portName => null
ifIndex => 1
ifSpeed => 10
ifConnectorPresent => true
ifPromiscuousMode => true
ifHighSpeed => 10000
ifOperStatus => up
ifAdminStatus => up
ifDuplex => fullDuplex
ifMtu => 1500
ifType => ethernetCsmacd
ifAlias =>
ifPhysAddress => f8b15686e676
ifHardType => null
ifLastChange => 2015-09-28 11:37:54
date-7da Australia/Brisbane (UTC+10)
ifVlan => 1
ifTrunk => dot1Q
ifVrf => null
ignore => 0
disabled => 0
detailed => 0
deleted => 0
pagpOperationMode => null
pagpPortState => null
pagpPartnerDeviceId => null
pagpPartnerLearnMethod => null
pagpPartnerIfIndex => null
pagpPartnerGroupIfIndex => null
pagpPartnerDeviceName => null
pagpEthcOperationMode => null
pagpDeviceId => null
pagpGroupIfIndex => null
ifInUcastPkts => 0
ifInUcastPkts_delta => 0
ifInUcastPkts_rate => 0
ifOutUcastPkts => 0
ifOutUcastPkts_delta => 0
ifOutUcastPkts_rate => 0
ifInErrors => 0
ifInErrors_delta => 0
ifInErrors_rate => 0
ifOutErrors => 0
ifOutErrors_delta => 0
ifOutErrors_rate => 0
ifOctets_rate => 199209
ifUcastPkts_rate => 0
ifErrors_rate => 0
ifInOctets => 30302781555
ifInOctets_delta => 46292430
ifInOctets_rate => 152780
ifOutOctets => 15509016948
ifOutOctets_delta => 14067927
ifOutOctets_rate => 46429
ifInOctets_perc => 255
ifOutOctets_perc => 255
poll_time => 1444083140
poll_period => 303
)
Regards,
Cameron Murray
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