Note that the n minute 'average' on a Cisco is a weighted, exponentially
decaying value. Cisco takes a 5 second sample, weights it based on the load
interval, sums the samples, and divides by the load-interval. Thus, the 30
second input rate is a weighted average of the last, say 10, 30 second input
rates, with the most current 30 seconds (6 samples) weighted heaviest.
./chris
-----Original Message-----
From: john gladkih [mailto:john@simcb.ru]
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 12:21 AM
To: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: [nsp] [nsp] Cisco 7507 Last 5 minute OID or MIB set
Hi,
> Newsgroups: simcb.nethernet.cisco-nsp
>
> Does any one know what the MIB or OID or Object name to get to the Last 5
> minute average rx/tx rates on a Cisco 7507 ? I'm pretty sure I saw that
it
> exist, but I've been pouring thru all the cisco MIBs and can't seem to
find
> it. I was hoping to save some calculations if the information was already
> there...
>
> Karyn
why do you think about 5 minutes? it depends on load-interval interface
configuration command.
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