Hi,
I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts .
Which "test" is used for this ? [ports] ?Sample client data :
[ports]
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.53919 10.92.5.220.53
TIME_WAIT
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.1530 130.81.6.124.1561
ESTABLISHED
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.1526 130.81.6.140.1520
ESTABLISHED
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3847
ESTABLISHED
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3845
ESTABLISHED
tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3795
ESTABLISHED
(...)
On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 02:43:34PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts .
Have you defined a PORT rule for this in hobbit-clients.cfg ? Including a TRACK definition ?
Henrik
Le 27 juin 06 à 14:49, Henrik Stoerner a écrit :
On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 02:43:34PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts .
Have you defined a PORT rule for this in hobbit-clients.cfg ? Including a TRACK definition ?
NOP. For now I'd like to have all established...like on my Solaris hosts.
On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 02:53:37PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
Le 27 juin 06 à 14:49, Henrik Stoerner a écrit :
On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 02:43:34PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts .
Have you defined a PORT rule for this in hobbit-clients.cfg ? Including a TRACK definition ?
NOP. For now I'd like to have all established...like on my Solaris hosts.
Put this in your hobbit-clients.cfg PORT STATE=ESTABLISHED MIN=0 TRACK=Established
Henrik
In <79CAABF8-66B7-4AD4-A996-9C9E852A9E18 at unikservice.com> Nicolas Dorfsman <ndo at unikservice.com> writes:
Le 27 juin 06 =E0 14:49, Henrik Stoerner a =E9crit :
On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 02:43:34PM +0200, Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts .
Have you defined a PORT rule for this in hobbit-clients.cfg ? Including a TRACK definition ?
For now I'd like to have all established...like on my Solaris hosts.
Are you talking about the "netstat3" graph ?
I think the confusion comes from some different data reported by the various operating systems. Solaris's "netstat -s" output provides a "tcpCurrEstab" value reporting the number of currently ESTABLISHED sessions. AIX's "netstat -s" output doesn't include this information, so that graph is not present for an AIX host.
The method I talked about earlier with the PORT setting in the client configuration works on all hosts.
Regards, Henrik
Nicolas Dorfsman wrote:
Hi, I have no RRD infos on Established TCP on my AIX 4 hosts . Which "test" is used for this ? [ports] ?Sample client data :
[ports] tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.53919 10.92.5.220.53
TIME_WAIT tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.1530 130.81.6.124.1561
ESTABLISHED tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.1526 130.81.6.140.1520
ESTABLISHED tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3847
ESTABLISHED tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3845
ESTABLISHED tcp4 0 0 130.92.0.60.23 130.92.1.24.3795
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You need to set TRACK=id for the PORTS STATUS COLUMN SETTINGS
Extract of hobbit-clients.cfg man page:
...
PORT criteria [MIN=mincount] [MAX=maxcount] [COL=color]
[TRACK=id] [TEXT=displaytext]
...
The optional TRACK=id setting causes Hobbit to track the
number of sockets found in an RRD file, and put this into a
graph which is shown on the "ports" status display. The id
setting is a simple text string which will be used as the
legend for the graph, and also as part of the RRD filename.
It is recommended that you use only letters and digits for
the ID.Dominique UNIL - University of Lausanne
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