As per below, I am monitoring a Cisco router…
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The interface shows up as 1000Mbit/s, but the pipe connected to that interface is only a T1 so you can see how the chart rendering would be misleading, is there a way to control this
through check_mk?
The interface is detected as below:
OMD[oppy]:~$ check_mk -v sea-cisco
Check_mk version 1.1.11i4
C1941/C2901 AC Power Supply OK - State: normal, Source: ac
FAN System Fan OK (State is: normal (1))
Interface 3 OK - [GigabitEthernet0/1] (up) 1GBit/s, in: 27.78KB/s(0.0%), out: 29.76KB/s(0.0%)
Interface 4 OK - [Backplane-GigabitEthernet0/3] (up) 1GBit/s, in: 0.00B/s(0.0%), out: 0.00B/s(0.0%)
Can I force check_mk to render the graph at a smaller scale?
If I look at check_mk –M if, I see something regarding “if_inventory_monitor_speed”, will this do it? How would I implement it in the above check/main.mk configuration?
Thanks.