Hi!
We have some Airfiber 5XHD LTU, and librenms shows traffic in “k” when the device have megabits, i attached an image:
My version of librenms is 1.49.
My question is, how can I trace this problem? the output of poller seems to be ok.
and I see in the database fields IfinOctects and IfInOctets_prev, and it seems to be ok too…
If you need some data, please ask me
Thankss
What values are IfinOctects_rate ?
What speeds are you expecting? remember SNMP at 5 minute interval would show the average throughput speed of the whole interval.
Perhaps also could be an issue with MIB as its a newer device, run this and paste the output of
./poller.php -h HOSTNAME -d
Hi!!
The device has (in this moment):
IfInOctets_rate :2141 (in this moment)
I didn’t know about the field “_rate”, is the real rate, in octets?
Result of poller.php:
https://p.libren.ms/view/5fd147bf
Thanks for reply!.
Is it just the overall graph which is wrong?
What if you go to the individual port traffic graphs, for example ath0 port?
Yes i think _rate is the last 5 minute SNMP throughput rate.
I checked the ath0 and it is the same it shows only “k”…
i’m going to check again SNMP, to see if i found something…
Hi again, nothing, SNMP seems to be ok, but graph shows only traffic in ‘k’…
Not sure but could try changing the port association mode
e.g
https://demo.librenms.org/device/device=779/tab=edit/section=snmp/
Depending on what you have it set too,
Port Association Mode: ifIndex -> ifName, or change from ifName -> ifIndex .
Then Save, go to Device Settings and rediscover and wait a few minutes for polling.
Thanks! i will try it, hope it works!
I test again, i see that airos-af-ltu has its own MIB, and “Stats” :
.1.3.6.1.4.1.41112.1.10.1.5.1.0 (afLTUTxbytes)
.1.3.6.1.4.1.41112.1.10.1.5.3.0 (afLTUTxbytes).
So i have a new question, is there any way, to edit for this device, and change mibs for traffic? or i need to create new graph with this OID?.
Thank you!
Anyone make any progress on this? In the past, I have made some custom wireless graphs but I am kinda lost on where to begin with traffic related graphs. I am assuming there is a way to create custom ‘port’ graphs? or should this be a new category in the ‘wireless’ graphs?
