[solved] RRD Quality Graph not working after 2.1 upgrade
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I have not yet as I would prefer to keep the data for continuity sake. Is there a way to only delete the 'quality' data but retain the other items like traffic etc.?
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No idea. When mine quit (because I was screwing with packages) I just deleted it and started over.
For me, RRD data isn't all that important. I will go in and check my logs to see if there is VPN traffic when there shouldn't be so that I can quick remediate a hack if it happens, but other than that sort of spot checking the health, I'm in no need of long logs. -
Apparently the upgrade renamed my gateway from WAN to WAN_DHCP. The quality has been logging properly and the graphs look fine once I select the 'new' gateway.
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I wonder if there is some method to combine WAN and WAN_DHCP, I've got 4 years of data on WAN, I really enjoy being able to see the trends!
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Rename the gateway back to WAN, you'll only be missing the data from when you upgraded to 2.1 to when you rename the gateway.
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Thanks:
The following input errors were detected: Changing name on a gateway is not allowed. -
Delete the gateway, then re-add it using the old name.
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Super, worked great, thanks!
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Delete the gateway, then re-add it using the old name.
I still have no Quality data. Where did you mean to delete and re-add the gateway? Under Interfaces > (assign)?
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I just upgraded a pfSense 2.0 install to pfSense 2.2.x and I'm seeing the same issue. My real gateway is not listed under RRD Quality instead I see an entry called WAN_DHCP without any stats at all. I've never used DCHP for the WAN connection on this setup so this puzzles me a bit.
I'll report back if I manage to figure out a workaround or fix.
Edit: Turns out my gateway had the "Disable Gateway Monitoring" option checked, when I removed it the real gateway showed up in the list above the RRD graph.