Checking Bandwidth of Specific Device > Specific Port for X amount of time

[DBMandrake]

@IAD

It’s working as intended now and finally, thank you

I have off-topic question, is there way to round retrieved value for alerting template?

For Instance;

@foreach ($alert->faults as $key => $value)
Download: {{ (($value['ifOutOctets_rate']*8)/$value['ifSpeed'])*100*100 }} Mbps
Upload  : {{ (($value['ifInOctets_rate']*8)/$value['ifSpeed'])*100*100 }} Mbps
@endforeach 

This returns me values like; 1359.41283 Mbps for Download for instance . I only want to show 1359.4 Mbps. So basicaly I want to round it but couldn’t find a way so far.

Is there any way to achieve this aswell?
Thanks.

As mentioned above you can run php code in the alert templates. Try using the php function number_format() - this is what I use to round disk spaces on my disk space alert template, otherwise I would get about 10 decimal places.

@foreach ($alert->faults as $key => $value)
Download: {{ number_format((($value['ifOutOctets_rate']*8)/$value['ifSpeed'])*100*100,1) }} Mbps
Upload  : {{ number_format((($value['ifInOctets_rate']*8)/$value['ifSpeed'])*100*100,1) }} Mbps
@endforeach 

The second argument to number_format() specifies how many decimal places you want.

PS yes I know I’m replying to a 2 year old thread but someone may find this useful.