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Need shorter intervals on reports.

sesmith3

I have a custom poller configurered to poll @ 10 second intervals. When I look a the historical data it only will let me do it down to five minute increments.

How can I get the info down to the 10 second mark. Thanks.

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mark_wiggans

10 second granularity is not possible. I believe the shortest data point interval would be 60 seconds from your historical data.

sesmith3

That sounds logical but if the system is polling (via custom poller) every 10 seconds isn't the data being pulled by the poller being stored somewhere in the database where it can be queried?

FormerMember

We cannot poll every 10 seconds. Where do you see this?

sesmith3

My apologies, I was confusing Node Status Polling (10 sec) with statistics collection (1 Minute). Even if I could get the minute data

that would be an improvement over the 5 minute data points...

FormerMember

Are you asking to see 1-minute intervals on the graphs on the web?

sesmith3

Yes, I think that would be an improvement if possible.

Network_Guru

You can get one minute granularity by changing the samplesize=5m in the chart URL to samplesize=1m.
You may have to save this as a custom page if you want this as you default time period and add a link to your node or interface details page.

Back in the ASP days, I actually changed the default granularity for the charts on my node and interface details page by editing the ASP code which generated these pages.
I also added report time periods for last 24hrs, 90 days & 365 days as well.

(sorry, the link in this post is pointing to the old forum and I can't find the original post).

This may be possible with the .aspx code, but I am no .NET expert.