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Hello together,

it would be great to add teplates not only to nodes but to interfaces too.
This with a new macro like %ifindex%.
You can create or remove a set of DCIs that collect data individually for an interface, because its not always necessary or possible to monitor all interfaces of a networkcomponent or collect data for it.

Best regards

Georg

Is the $dci object added in final version of 1.2.4?

Now we have same understanding of my problem.
Thanks for the information concerning $dci.
This will simplify the tasks concerning calculation of values for me. Because I don't want generating an extra snmprequest each time the octet-value is requested.

Thanks for the help!

Not really what I want to do.
Within transformationscript some pseudocode now
sub main()
{
  pos = rindex(trim($dci->name),".");
  len = length(trim($dci->name)) - pos;
  port = right($dci->name,len);
  snmpoid = ".1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5.".port;
  speed = GetDCIValueByName($node,snmpoid);
  result = (($1**100)/speed;
  return result;
}

the meaning of $dci in this example would be the same as with $node refering to the current DCI.

Sorry but I hove to clarify the question. I want to do the following with the Transformatinscript of the DCI

I have an DCI with parameter:
.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.10.10201
from that parameter/name I want to build the parameter
.1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5.10201
to find the corresponding DCI by GetDCIValueByName that has requested the interface speed.
With this information I want to calculate the percentage value for the usage of the interface within the transformormationscript.

Hello together,

is there a way to use attributes of the current DCI within a transformationscript?

For example getting the name-attribute and building out of this an oid with an value that was requested in an other DCI.

Best regards

Georg

Thanks for that idea!

Hello Victor,

a single DCI can be displayed as a chart in the object details Performance tab.

The only way to display combined charts of multiple DCIs from a component is to create a dashboardentry that will be configured seperatly.

It could be great to have same possibilities within the performance-tab of object details.
For example this will be usefull for a display of in- and out bits for one interface in one chart.

Best regards

Georg

Hello together,

a single DCI can be displayed as a chart in the object details Performance tab.
Is there a way to combine two or more DCIs in one chart of the performance tab.
Displaying the values of two or more DCIs in a history tab is possible.
An example could be the in and out octetvalues of an interface.

Best regards

Georg