RRD graphs throughput but not totals

churchi

Hi Charlie,

i have checked out my other graphs, like the LAN interface and other VLAN interfaces and i can see the same issue. There is a speed limit set somewhere in my config that has affected the RRD reporting on the graphs.

Here is another example.

![pfsense WAN traffic pic -03.png](/public/imported_attachments/1/pfsense WAN traffic pic -03.png)
![pfsense WAN traffic pic -03.png_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/pfsense WAN traffic pic -03.png_thumb)

charliem

@churchi:

Where abouts in the .php file do i manually set the 12500000 to?

Honestly, if you cannot follow the code in that file then you shouldn't be poking around in it; sorry for the suggestions.

File a bug.

icemanncsu

Can someone please open a bug on this… Us fiber users obviously exceed the normal limits on the WAN interface.

Harvy66

So again, the "period" in-pass is obviously not correct. The claimed 224.78Mb/s over the 8 hour period is about 750GB, not 21.71GB as claimed.

Question for OP. Have you fried a fresh install? Obviously something is wrong, but you seem to be the only person complaining about this issue. Not to say others don't have it, just that you're the only one in here talking about it.

icemanncsu

@Harvy66:

So again, the "period" in-pass is obviously not correct. The claimed 224.78Mb/s over the 8 hour period is about 750GB, not 21.71GB as claimed.

Question for OP. Have you fried a fresh install? Obviously something is wrong, but you seem to be the only person complaining about this issue. Not to say others don't have it, just that you're the only one in here talking about it.

I have installed pfSense several times, and this is the case with each install, this one being v2.2.2.

tim.mcmanus

@icemanncsu:

Can someone please open a bug on this… Us fiber users obviously exceed the normal limits on the WAN interface.

Is it only happening to the WAN graph, or all of them? My LAN looks like your WAN connection, and I don't have any issues on any of my interfaces. So I'm curious if it's just this one interface.

icemanncsu

Happens on both interfaces… See below.

tim.mcmanus

When you install, are you restoring your configuration, or are you configuring the settings from scratch?

I would suggest a clean install and a manual reconfigure. I'm guessing that there might be something wonky in your configurations that is causing this. I cannot recreate the problem.

icemanncsu

Always clean installs, no restoration of previous configs.

If its worth noting, I have a static IP on my WAN interface.

tim.mcmanus

I too have a static IP on one WAN interface and another DHCP on the second WAN interface.

The only other thing I can think of is a bug in the interface driver supplied by BSD.

charliem

Do you have the traffic shaper enabled?

Have you tried the '/sbin/pfctl -vvsI -i <your_interface>' commands suggested early in this thread? (https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=89923.msg498803#msg498803) Try it say in the morning, then 8 hours later and look for rollover.</your_interface>

churchi

I agree its a bug or the way that pfSense calculates the bytes through the interface.

Charliem is spot on, its to do with the traffic shaper (well in my case it was). When i had it configured on my WAN interface so i could try and run some sort of QOS egress to the carrier, it was stuffing up the readings. The graph would work perfectly just the text below it would not capture the traffic.

The only way i found to fix it was to disable the traffic shaper on that interface and take out the maximum upload speed my service had (i manually set this). it breaks all potential QOS to the carrier, but i never found another solution.

Once i took off the WAN bandwidth statement on the traffic shaper interface, the values started to work correctly.

its a band aid and breaks my qos, but the only way i found to fix the issue.

i think a bug needs to be raised for this, or a better way for pfsense to calculate those figures when there is a bandwidth statement set on the WAN interface.

charliem

@tim.mcmanus:

I cannot recreate the problem.

I can't either, but it's there. The LAN party traffic graphs posted here: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=92938.0 show the problem as well, but nobody noticed it. That poster (sideout) said his server used broadcom nics for that weekend, and he obviously was using traffic shaping.

churchi

I have Intel nic's in my server if that makes any difference. Its a 2 port Intel pci NIC in my server.

icemanncsu

@charliem:

Do you have the traffic shaper enabled?

Have you tried the '/sbin/pfctl -vvsI -i <your_interface>' commands suggested early in this thread? (https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=89923.msg498803#msg498803) Try it say in the morning, then 8 hours later and look for rollover.</your_interface>

Here are the results of running that command this morning and later afternoon, complete with RRD screenshots.

MORNING:
em0
Cleared: Thu May 21 07:56:38 2015
References: 59
In4/Pass: [ Packets: 3509324067 Bytes: 590726417355 ]
In4/Block: [ Packets: 7175562 Bytes: 428424640 ]
Out4/Pass: [ Packets: 5996776314 Bytes: 8717660571686 ]
Out4/Block: [ Packets: 665018 Bytes: 554766803 ]
In6/Pass: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
In6/Block: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
Out6/Pass: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
Out6/Block: [ Packets: 1 Bytes: 116 ]

LATE AFTERNOON:
em0
Cleared: Thu May 21 07:56:38 2015
References: 53
In4/Pass: [ Packets: 3878566076 Bytes: 848657387658 ]
In4/Block: [ Packets: 7703174 Bytes: 459527204 ]
Out4/Pass: [ Packets: 6396854113 Bytes: 9267444219092 ]
Out4/Block: [ Packets: 713043 Bytes: 595227273 ]
In6/Pass: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
In6/Block: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
Out6/Pass: [ Packets: 0 Bytes: 0 ]
Out6/Block: [ Packets: 1 Bytes: 116 ]

MORNING:

LATE AFTERNOON:

icemanncsu

so nobody has an idea since i posted the results of the requested command?