Tim,
Tim, That worked for the example under HELP --> Custom Graphs. (slab works just fine ...) But, I am still having a problem getting a graph for my data.
Question: You have a MSG= set but you don't send it in the'status' message? You do send the pair space separated though.
I am sending about 8 lines of information from the MIBSof the Juniper first. Then sending the PAIR of values.
I originally was doing a 'status' and then a 'data' 'bb'command and that did not work.
After I have parsed the information, it looks like this when youclick the ICON (IP changed):
Wed Jun 9 15:33:59 MDT 2010 ON-LINE ApplianceSSLVPN2 at 128.170.68.3 is the ON-LINE Juniper SSL-VPN server ICON:online=GREEN
SNMP-Juniper.sh: Wed Jun 9 15:33:59 MDT 2010 INTERNAL VIRTUAL IP........: 128.170.999.999 ON-LINEAppliance EXTERNAL VIRTUAL IP........: 128.170.888.889 DEVICE.....................: SSLVPN2 APPLIANCE IP...............: 128.170.999.999 NAME.......................: IVE2 CLR1=clear CLR2=green NUMBER OF WEB USERS........: 335 SOFTWARE VERSION...........: 6.5R2 (build 14951) COLOR......................: green GRAPH DATA.................: [USERS:335] LAST STATUS................: [IVE1=clear|IVE2=green|Wed Jun 9 15:28:57 MDT 2010] MAC ADDRESSES..............: 0:30:48:75:45:3c Internal-MAC 128.170.999.998 0:30:48:75:45:3d External-MAC 128.170.999.999
USERS : 335
The 'USERS : 335' is the value to use as a pair.
If you have no graph, you could click on the magnifying glass, which is located on the right of the graph. Often that will show an error message, which gives a clue about the problem.
In your case the number of lines with a colon in it might be a problem. NCV might find multiple Name-Colon-Value triplets, and RRD will then complain about undefined datasets. In such cases, I replace all colons outside the intended NCV triplets by ":", a colon in HTML parlance.
HTH, Wim Nelis.
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