Mark> I have a Channelised E1 card in my 3640 router with interfaces
Mark> named as...
[...]
Mark> Click on 'SNMP Monitor' and 'Interface load' brings up the
Mark> graphs for the normal interfaces just fine - but I don't get to
Mark> see the Serial lines such as "Serial1/0:1"
Mark> What is the problem????
Hard to say without having access to the device. The script initially
retrieves the values for:
ifIndex.$i
ifOperStatus.$i
ifSpeed.$i
ifInOctets.$i
ifOutOctets.$i
If the returned values look OK (e.g. ifSpeed > 0), it starts a
monitoring loop. This loop initially retrieves
sysUpTime.0
ifInOctets.$i
ifOutOctets.$i
ifSpeed.$i
ifDescr.$i
ifType.$i
ifOperStatus.$i
in order to determine some parameters (e.g. is it a full duplex or
half duplex interface) and then in each poll, it retrieves:
sysUpTime.0
ifInOctets.$i
ifOutOctets.$i
ifOperStatus.$i
You may want to check that all these instances exist and return
suitable values on your interfaces. If this does not give a hint
on what the problem is, you may want to put some "puts stderr"
commands into the snmp_monitor.tcl (procedures "Interface Load",
start_ifload_monitor, ShowIfLoad, ShowIfLoadProc) in order to find
out where the problem is.
Juergen
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