In this instance we're just using the if[In|Out]Errors counters exposed by the device for each interface.
We don't have any control over what the device includes in the counter, some vendors very "helpfully" treat this counter differently to their cli errors counter.
Adam.
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On 6 Apr 2018, 02:03, at 02:03, Erdem HAKI erdemhaki@gmail.com wrote:
Actually I don't have any problem with it and its really useful.
I just want to make sure which metric is being used to get Rx/Tx port errors from Juniper/Nokia routers, I see these errors on Observium but I can not see them on the router itself when I check by using CLI. So I can not take an action to fix them
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2018-04-05 17:39 GMT-07:00 Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org:
This front-page module is legacy stuff from before we had alerting.
We don't remove it because people like using it when they don't want
to
set up alerting. It doesn't have any of the features of an alerting
system
though, like actually alerting or acknowledgement and the like.
Adam.
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Thanks Michael,
Explanation helped a lot, meanwhile is there a way to ACK these
alarms?
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2018-04-04 21:57 GMT-07:00 Michael obslist@smarsz.com:
Hi,
The difference between the front page value and the graph value is
due
to the graphs averaging the number over the polling interval and dissipating it as a rate per second. The front page is showing the
absolute
delta value.
For instance, 25 errors in 5min = 83m/sec
Different devices report slightly different things as interface
errors.
Some could simply be drops as a result of traffic shaping and not
actually
an "error" at all.
Hope this helps,
Michael
On April 5, 2018 10:32:58 AM GMT+10:00, Erdem HAKI
wrote:
Hello,
I see several Rx/Tx port errors on my Observium. For example it
says
Tx: 25 on the home page, but when I click on the interface, the "Errors"
graph
shows me that Tx 118.69m, and I can not see anything wrong with
the Tx
when I check the interface errors from the router CLI. How can I verify these alarms are false positive or not?
Alarms are not router specific, I got alarms from both Nokia and Juniper boxes.
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