Open Firebug24k opened 7 years ago
Assuming the EdgeRouter dashboard, but this would really apply to any:
When you indicate 'traffic totals', do you mean the running total of bits/bytes/packets since the router restarted? That is actually how the data is reported and saved: The graphs calculate the change over time and plot those as the rates, but I could add the actual counters in another panel if that is what you are requesting.
Actually yes, that's what I meant, byte totals by interface (received/sent) per some period of time. Wasn't sure what the router was exposing. Is grafana smart enough to be able to say X bytes in last 24 hours/last week/etc or is it all tied to since last reboot? This is my first exposure to this whole tool chain, I set it up just to run your dashboard, so pardon all the beginner level questions.
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Assuming the EdgeRouter dashboard, but this would really apply to any:
When you indicate 'traffic totals', do you mean the running total of bits/bytes/packets since the router restarted? That is actually how the data is reported and saved: The graphs calculate the change over time and plot those as the rates, but I could add the actual counters in another panel if that is what you are requesting.
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I managed to get this running after compiling all the latest versions of golang, telegraf, etc. Is there any way you've found to display traffic totals for interfaces? The traffic stats on the edgerouter suck since they reset after a few hours of inactivity.