RRD graph total wrong
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This is the 8 hour graph for my WAN interface. 166GB over the 8 hour period yet a simple average * 8 hours gives (207.69Mbps * 8 hours) a total of ~745GB, the amount I'm expecting.
The outgoing is roughly correct.
Is this normal behaviour?
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The graph looks funny, but the numbers seem respectable. Maximum and 95th percentile look correct.
I'm almost always transferring data, so I don't get such asymmetrical graphs, but I did find some historical times in my graph where I had a similar graph of nearly non-visible upload and relatively large download, just not of the magnitudes you have.
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It should add up. I've never seen it not. Spot checked a few of ours to make sure and they're all sane. What version are you running, and is it 32 or 64 bit?
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I'm running the 64-bit 2.2 official release. This is the first time I've noticed it not adding up. The bandwidthd graphs over the same time period are correct.
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Could you post a picture of the bandwidthd graphs?
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Total received. Obviously the total is slightly higher now but you can see that the graph generally matches that of RRD.
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Is there any way to export those graphs to word or excel ?
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@Moses_2015:
Is there any way to export those graphs to word or excel ?
Which ones, built-in RRD graphs or bandwidthd graphs? Images or spreadsheet data?
If you just want some occasional images, just right-click and choose 'save image'.
If you want to grab some bandwidthd images on a regular on-going basis, you can use the graph images that are already generated as .png files for the web gui, plus some scripting of your own. Check /usr/pbi/bandwidthd-amd64/local/bandwidthd/htdocs for the bandwidthd image files; these are updated regularly as long as bandwidthd is running.
rrd graphs on the other hand are normally updated only when required by the webgui; these live in /tmp. You can look through /usr/local/www/status_rrd_graph_img.php to see how you can generate specialized rrd graphs on your own.
Generating a spreadsheet file from the rrd data should be possible, but 'this is left as an exercise for the reader' :)