Bandwith Transmit Graph not showing Activity after moving to installation to new machine

[jdiaz]

We recently moved our fog server to a new machine, just moved the disk. The fog server was capturing tranmsit data on eth0 but the new machine is using eth1. I have tried editing the appropriate fog settings and the /fog/status/bandwidth.php. To no avail. What am I missing.

Thanks in advance.

[Fernando Gietz]

I have the same problem, but finally I resolve it.
If you open, in the browser, the next file:
[url]http://Direction_of_your_FOG_server/fog/status/bandwitch.php[/url]
The server must response an echo. If the server not have activity, the response must be 0##0. In my case, the response was nothing. At the begining I thougth the problem was the cURL library (I have problem with it in the past), but after some test, I discarded it. Finally I found the answer to my problem: PHP tags.

The server did not interpret well the php short tags, <? ?>. If you change it for <?php ?>, works fine. If you don’t want make code changes, you can also configure the php.ini file to support short open tags.

#vim /etc/php.ini
Edit the line:
short_open_tag = On

Save the changes
#service httpd restart

PD: I use RHEL 6.3, but you have the same problem in Centos 6

[chad-bisd]

in the fog database, globalSettings table.

you want to update the records for FOG_NFS_ETH_MONITOR, FOG_UDPCAST_INTERFACE, and FOG_WOL_INTERFACE from eth0 to eth1

Seems those three settings are available in the Other Information -> Fog Settings of the WebUI too.

I see in the code for bandwidth.php, it pulls the interface value from the /var/www/fog/commons/config.php file. Around line 62:
[CODE]
define( “NFS_ETH_MONITOR”, “eth0”);
[/CODE]

should change to:
[CODE]
define( “NFS_ETH_MONITOR”, “eth1”);
[/CODE]

[eddieduce]

I have the same issue but no changes were ever made to the server. All settings are set to eth0, the way they should be. I get no graphical display.

I do have the /Images folder pointing to a SCSI drive which the system says it is eth1.