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Riverbed UnDP Question For The Guru's

I have the oids imported and assigned to my riverbeds and am collecting that data. My problem which is only cosmetic is how do I display the data as a non-decimal number. Where total connections has 0.774 I would rather see just 744 and the same for the established.

I tried going into the properties of the OID and editing the advanced options of the MIB value data, but had no luck. There must be a formula I can use, or a transformer of some sort. I just don't know how to do it, or where to look.

There also seems to be some inconsistencies with the numbers not matching up exactly to what the steelheads show. Again, just cosmetic, as it is only with in 10.

POLLER NAME	CURRENT STATUS	LAST POLLED
Riverbed
bwPassThroughTotal	30.448 Kmps	1:19 PM
establishedConnections	0.697	1:19 PM
health	Healthy	1:19 PM
model	5050 (5050H)	1:19 PM
serialNumber	R50WY000899DB	1:23 PM
serviceStatus	running	1:19 PM
systemVersion	rbt_sh 6.5.1a #100_26 2011-06-21 17:27:07 x86_64 root@brno:svn://svn/mgmt/branches/canary_100_fix_branch	1:19 PM
totalConnections	0.774	1:19 PM

totalConnections 0.774 1:19 PM

establishedConnections 0.697 1:19 PM

thanks in advance!

Bret

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ChrystalT

You can use the Transform Results function in the UnDP. It is on the toolbar, furthest to the right. You could, say, take your original poller * 1000, and that would give you 697 per your example shown. Hope this helps.

kindbro

Crystal,

Unfortunately, that did not work, unless im doing something wrong. In fact, when testing the UnDP it looks fine, but when you look at it on the web page it looks like what I posted. I most likely need to open a case with SW.

Thanks!

MarieB

Hi kindbro--

When you open a support ticket, would you:

--Reference this thread to Support.
--Post back here with a case number.
--Post any solutions you get from Support.

Many thx,