Dear readers, Using Observium quite some time now. And am wondering if the following is possible, I'm asking because after a couple of days of searching for it, I can't find it anywhere. What I would like to have or maybe to be able to execute on Observium is a way so I can view what the incoming and outgoing traffic is for an given month. I am able to view it (and even see the bill options) but not to export it or see the absolute values. (for example 13,33 Gb out 21,65 Gb in) Better Example. For customer X, I want to see what his traffic was for box x from April 1 to April 30. And off course this is with Incoming and outgoing values. If there is already a way to view this data in an easy way and I've missed it. Then sorry for this pointless mail. Regards, Danny op de Dijk
Hi,
With rrdtool, the data is inside rrdtool's files, and is not quite so easy to get out, so we don't. You can use the date/time picker to ask for a graph of a specific time period and write down the numbers rrd draws in the graph legend, though!
You probably want to use the billing system for this, since it provides more accurate data stored in a separate database table. This is only in the subscription edition.
adam.
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Hi Adam,
Thnx for the answer, we have the subscription edition so will figure out how to use the billing system.
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Van: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] Namens Adam Armstrong Verzonden: woensdag 4 mei 2016 15:02 Aan: observium@observium.org Onderwerp: Re: [Observium] Report of traffic data
Hi,
With rrdtool, the data is inside rrdtool's files, and is not quite so easy to get out, so we don't. You can use the date/time picker to ask for a graph of a specific time period and write down the numbers rrd draws in the graph legend, though!
You probably want to use the billing system for this, since it provides more accurate data stored in a separate database table. This is only in the subscription edition.
adam.
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On 04/05/2016 12:56:38, Danny op de Dijk <danny@b4ict.nlmailto:danny@b4ict.nl> wrote: Dear readers, Using Observium quite some time now. And am wondering if the following is possible, I’m asking because after a couple of days of searching for it, I can’t find it anywhere. What I would like to have or maybe to be able to execute on Observium is a way so I can view what the incoming and outgoing traffic is for an given month. I am able to view it (and even see the bill options) but not to export it or see the absolute values. (for example 13,33 Gb out 21,65 Gb in) Better Example. For customer X, I want to see what his traffic was for box x from April 1 to April 30. And off course this is with Incoming and outgoing values. If there is already a way to view this data in an easy way and I’ve missed it. Then sorry for this pointless mail. Regards, Danny op de Dijk
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