[Fwd: Re: Using MRTG to track port usage?]

Gilles Lorphelin (gl@opt.pf)
Fri, 18 Apr 1997 08:08:33 -1000

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Gilles Lorphelin
Internet Tech. Mgr.


OPT -- French Polynesia
The IAP/ISP of Tahiti and her islands


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Date: Fri, 18 Apr 1997 08:00:01 -1000
From: Gilles Lorphelin <gl@opt.pf>
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To: Chris Shenton <chris@absinthe.i3inc.com>
Subject: Re: Using MRTG to track port usage?
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Yes , I do .


But i didn't use SNMP for async port usage.
I use a little perl script instead.
this perl script is using pmwho.


#! /usr/local/bin/perl


$count = 0 ;


open(file,"/usr/local/bin/pmwho|") ;




while (<file>) {
        chop ;
                
        if (/S(\d+)/) {


        if ($1 >= $ARGV[0] && $1 <= $ARGV[1]) {
                $count ++ ;
        }
        }


}


printf("%d\n",$count) ;
printf("%d\n",$count) ;
printf("x\n") ;
printf("sl.sl.pf\n") ;






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ARGument are the range of ports to consider.




regards


Gilles.  






Chris Shenton wrote:
> 
> I'm bringing up MRTG to do SNMP queries and produce web gifs of
> traffic on some routers and comm-servers. Looks like I can watch
> ethernet traffic on a PM, Ascend, Cisco, etc. But I want to watch port
> usage for the comm-servers -- much more interesting than ether port
> throughput.
> 
> Anyone using MRTG this way?
> 
> PS: MRTG is Multi Router Traffic Grapher -- perl which uses SNMP to
>     query and Boutelle's gd libraries to generate GIFs for inclusion in
>     web pages. It's really slick.
>     http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/mrtg.html



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Gilles Lorphelin
Internet Tech. Mgr.


OPT -- French Polynesia
The IAP/ISP of Tahiti and her islands


Tel : (+689) 414 684
Fax : (+689) 435 830


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