Guys,
I'm having a problem with a graph for a custom test of mine.
The test sends different performance numbers for hard disks of windows servers. The output looks like this:
Average disk que length per (physical) disk:
Local Disk 0 : 0.120800
Local Disk 1 : 0.010100
Since this test is used for different server types, the number of hard disk is different for every server.
Because of this I use SPLITNCV to generate multiple RRD's for every disk.
Then I create the graphs using the FNPATTERN stuff.
The RRD's collect the data without a problem. The only problem I'm having is that I cannot tell SPLITNCV that my test uses a GAUGE value instead of DERIVE.
I tried placing:
SPLITNCV_dskperf="LocalDisk*:GAUGE"
SPLITNCV_dskperf="LocalDisk0:GAUGE,LocalDisk1:GAUGE"
SPLITNCV_dskperf="*:GAUGE"
SPLITNCV_dskperf="GAUGE"
NCV_dskperf="LocalDisk*:GAUGE"
NCV_dskperf="LocalDisk0:GAUGE,LocalDisk1:GAUGE"
NCV_dskperf="*:GAUGE"
NCV_dskperf="GAUGE"
But no success, rrd tool keeps saying that the dataset is DERIVE.
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious, Please help...
Thanks in advance,
Van Liefde Jonathan
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