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  1. Observium
  2. OBS-3126

Port bandwidth over 100G can't shown properly on Obervium graph

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      Hello,I'm NOC from T-Mobile NL. Here we have a case have to get support from your side.
      The issue is that Obervium do not show data in the graph when the interfaces have bandwith highter than 100G, which there is a similiar case with

      https://jira.observium.org/browse/OBS-2872

      But in the comments:

      You can modify this setting : 

      $config['max_port_speed'] = 12500000000; // Max port speed in RRD; default 100Gbit. Only used upon RRD creation!

      And delete the port's RRD file. This will recreate the rrd database with a higher maximum value.

      So could you help to specific the procedure to guide us delete port's RRD file, please? Many thanks.

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          [OBS-3126] Port bandwidth over 100G can't shown properly on Obervium graph
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment -

          LIU YIQING If issue still actual, write something here again or create new issue.

          Essentially the issue should have been fixed some time ago.

          • On first port rrd creation, when port speed more than 100G - used max_port_speed value based on ifSpeed (ifHighSpeed).
          • same happened if detected port speed change (ie for LAG ports), rrd max value will updated.
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - LIU YIQING If issue still actual, write something here again or create new issue. Essentially the issue should have been fixed some time ago. On first port rrd creation, when port speed more than 100G - used max_port_speed value based on ifSpeed (ifHighSpeed). same happened if detected port speed change (ie for LAG ports), rrd max value will updated.
          j-v-c Sergei Fomin added a comment -

          Hey Liu,

          If you're running installation with default paths, these RRDs are under /opt/observium/rrd/<fqdn-of-your-device>/.

          If you have custom RRD directory, check your config.php for following variables (values will be different):
          $config['install_dir'] = "/opt/observium";
          $config['rrd_dir'] = $config['install_dir'] . "/rrd";
          So just append /<fqdn-of-your-device>/ to those to get to RRD files of the device.

          j-v-c Sergei Fomin added a comment - Hey Liu, If you're running installation with default paths, these RRDs are under /opt/observium/rrd/<fqdn-of-your-device>/ . If you have custom RRD directory, check your config.php for following variables (values will be different): $config ['install_dir'] = "/opt/observium"; $config ['rrd_dir'] = $config ['install_dir'] . "/rrd"; So just append /<fqdn-of-your-device>/ to those to get to RRD files of the device.

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