Egress / transmit bandwidth not showing up

[moses]

On my master FOG server, my transmit bandwidth graph is not showing anything for the master itself (ie. when it’s replicating an image, it only shows the nodes receiving data, but no transmit).

This obviously is merely a cosmetic issue, not one of significant importance, but it would be nice to fix. The issue was there when my master was on an ubuntu box, but the problem is still there after moving to CentOS.

Am I just missing a really obvious setting?

[moses]

I’m not sure if this is the relevant place, but the /fog/status/bandwidth.php page for my master shows:

{"dev":"unknown","rx":0,"tx":0}

[Tom Elliott]

On this, look on your storage nodes. Ensure the interface defined on the GUI matches what’s output for the interface on the server/node with ifconfig -a.

[moses]

@Tom-Elliott Where is the interface define in the GUI? Can’t seem to find that setting.

[Tom Elliott]

@moses Storage Management Page->All Storage Nodes->[Choose any/all node(s) you need to edit]->interface

[moses]

@Tom-Elliott And that interface field should be set to the master’s interface? Not the nodes’?

[Tom Elliott]

@moses It should be set to whatever the node’s interface is.

MasterNode Real interface name is: eno12222222222 Make MasterNode’s interface on gui equal to eno12222222222.

StorageNode Real interface name is: em1 Make StorageNode’s interface on GUI equal to em1

[moses]

@Tom-Elliott Ah. Yes. Forgot that the master is listed in storage nodes. After that’s changed, are there any services that need to be restarted?

[Tom Elliott]

@moses Potentially.

I’d recommend just reupdate/rerun the installer just to be certain.

[moses]

@Tom-Elliott That did the trick!

That is, after I mistook the interface name “eno1” for “en01”. I should really go to bed.

[Sebastian Roth]

@Tom-Elliott So it seams like the new bandwidth.php is working as well?!