Hello,
If you specify no option for tcpconns, you will get a graph for all TCP
connections (1 graph per port).
You can then filter if you do not want all ports but all in a range. You
may use the "regex" match for that.
I'm not sure that it is what you want.
Also, check the "protocols" plugin.
Regards,
Yves
Le 2014-07-09 16:59, Stefan Wiederoder a écrit :
Ahoi collectd list,
I´ve had trouble with a few boxes last week, where some daemons were
wracking havoc and this resulted
in too much TCP connections between two applications.
while using collectd for troubleshooting I thouhgt it´d be nice to have
another option within the tcpconns plugin
to generate a graph of the overall TCP connections status (and not only
for
a few dedicated TCP ports).
something like EnableGlobalStats yes|no
unfortunately I´m no C guy - therefore I´m asking if someones willing
to do
the job?
bye
,
Stefan
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