> The calculation of the interface load is explained in the Simple
> Times, 1(5), November/December, 1992:
> http://www.simple-times.org/pub/simple-times/
> You can find the implementation in tnm/library/monitor.tcl. The only
> way to track the problem down is to make the calculation by hand and
> to compare the results. Check whether the interface type is recognized
> correctly because there are different formulas for full-duplex and
> normal links.
I modified the calculating part of monitor.tcl as follows:
if {$cx(fullduplex)} {
puts "Full duplex: $cx(ifDescr)"
set delta [expr $deltaIn > $deltaOut ? $deltaIn : $deltaOut]
} else {
puts "Not so full duplex: $cx(ifDescr)"
set delta [expr $deltaIn + $deltaOut]
}
To my surprise this gave the following output:
Not so full duplex: BRI0:1
Not so full duplex: BRI0:2
[ deleted ]
Not so full duplex: BRI7
Not so full duplex: BRI6
Full duplex: Ethernet1
Full duplex: Ethernet0
For now I inverted the "if" part. Any further ideas, why
the code is broken? (I didn't modify anything in the sources.)
Thanks,
Jochen
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