mblackburn

So I was playing around a little today and I made a custom html report page that allows me to pull the top xx (20 in this example) by the following categories: MaxInBpsToday MaxOutBpsToday Outbps Inbps, Bps OutPercentUtil InPercentUtil PercentUtil OutPps InPps OutUcastPps OutMcastPps InUcastPps, InMcastPps…

send me your code if you want and ill look

Actually i see that you did get results. I would verify your date formating to make sure the calendar understands the date column. Also if the div height is not sufficient it wont properly display the calendary.

Does your query return results? Did you formate your date correctly? Look at browser console for errors if your query returned results

Did you make a div tag for each pie chart? the charts script needs a div as a container for the chart with unique id. It needs to be inside a function tied to the click event. Send me your code and ill look.

*EDITED* <div id="container" style width:2000px; height:100%> this line right here will tell it to be pretty wide. If width was your issue perhaps tweak it. In case I am looking at a newer copy and the code wluther posted has: <div id="container" style width:1000px; height:100%>----since I was too lazy to check. Same…

All of he data displayed here is done via swql query to get the data and in some cases manipulated by javascript. This example runs a swql query displays the calendar with dates. Each time you click a date it runs three additional queries and then draws three pi charts in three separate div tags. This fiuld be done with…

wluther​ maybe one day he will evolve into one.

Not bad.

Good work

this is excellent information. Im sure my people will implement this on one of our asr9000 devices in our network. I assume you could change the interface number in the config or was this custom for that 0/1/0/1 interface?

http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/orionNCM/docs/orionNCMAdministratorGuide.pdf look around page 327 has a reference of editing fonts. May have to scroll up some to see how to get into design mode on the reports.

export to excel then make a report template in excel that looks how you like (may be too much effort but may work)

If you set your python swiss query up exactly like the example in the video swiss api on youtube then the results of your swql query will land in a dictionary in python under data["results"] ---each row in query is a new index number in results with each each thing you query is an item of key,value example: data =…

I found what I need. Nevermind lol

have you tried checking allow 64 bit counters rather than unchecking it.

UPDATE: So I redacted the chart title and subtitle to protect privacy and reduced the network to a size the labels do not show, but I thought you might like to see what I am working on now. If you click on any of the links on the graph it will populate a 72 hour (or however long you want) bandwidth graph. I plan to include…

Redacted again for device labeling protection, but another look. I basically drew this by selecting all nodes that have an interface matching xxx as a description where in this case xxx represented an interface description common on a certain portion of the network that I wanted to look at. I discovered all the connections…

I guess Im picking the wrong option im doing interface chart "average bits per second" and selecting two interfaces but have no options show sum in data series anywhere

Yes I hacked the thwack out of it to do what I needed it to do for me. It is pretty cool if I do say so myself, but I know the geeks in the know in the land of thwack could do much better and more efficiently.

If I pull it off it may be for sale. LOL kidding. I am trying to get interface stats from swql query, which I basically can do. The goal is to build a interface traffic view that does not require me to manually create each graph. I want to have various pages that may graph all interfaces that match a certain custom…