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Reporting interval was automatically increased to avoid system overload.

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I am looking to get peak CPU usage over 1 month. If I report on 1 day it gives me the 1 minute interval I am looking for. Any report longer than a day and it rolls up to do hourly averages, and notes that it did this at the bottom of the report.

Is there anyway to override this behavior? How can I show peak CPU with 1 minute intervals over a months time? I guess I can produce a report each day?

Thanks, Drew

cpu-load intervals reports

Created on Jul 1, 2010 7:54:46 PM



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PRTG automatically adjusts these intervals in order to avoid system resource issues. It is not possible to override this automated feature.

If you absolutely require 1 minute intervals then, yes, you would need to generate one report for each day.

Created on Jul 2, 2010 1:20:34 PM by Patrick Hutter [Paessler Support] (7,225) ●3 ●3



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Thanks for your help.

Drew

Created on Jul 2, 2010 2:26:33 PM



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CSVImport

With CSVImport you can check the "use uncompressed data" checkbox to get the functionality you are looking for. It actually gets the data in 24 hour blocs from PRTG and combines it into one graph.

This way you can get the peak CPU usage over 1 month as the data is not compressed into hourly averages.

This feature is available as of CSVImport 1.0.4.1

Created on Jul 5, 2010 11:53:27 AM

Last change on Jul 5, 2010 11:53:27 AM



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In version 8 of PRTG (coming soon) the limitations are less restrictive (this was possible because we were able to completely decouple reporting from the web interface, so long running reports can not pottentially slow down the web interface in V8)

Created on Jul 5, 2010 1:57:29 PM by Dirk Paessler [Founder Paessler AG] (11,025) ●3 ●6




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