95 percentile
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Maybe this can help you:
Best regarsds,
Marco -
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hi Marco,
i am not able to put this script
http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Script_Example:_Aggregation_of_DCI_values_and_applying_the_95%25_percentile_averagecan you help me how to use this script. does it require the DCI if yes what will be the Parameter.
regards
percy -
@percy said in 95 percentile:
hi Marco,
i am not able to put this script
http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Script_Example:_Aggregation_of_DCI_values_and_applying_the_95%25_percentile_averagecan you help me how to use this script. does it require the DCI if yes what will be the Parameter.
regards
percyHi Percy,
I never used that script, just saw it in the wiki. BTW I added it to the script library but I got an error during execution, I'll try to give it a more deep check later and I'll let you know, I'm a bit in rush now.
Best regards,
Marco -
@percy said in 95 percentile:
hi Marco,
i am not able to put this script
http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Script_Example:_Aggregation_of_DCI_values_and_applying_the_95%25_percentile_averagecan you help me how to use this script. does it require the DCI if yes what will be the Parameter.
regards
percyHi Percy,
I don't know if I did properly understand the example. I don't think that it can be used as-is without specific adaptation to your case.
It has to be executed from a transformation script: it looks for the parent nodes (of the DCI where it is executed), iterates in search of a parent named "all voice" (I suppose that it is the container for the ICMP DCI "packet loss" collected) and if found then it iterates for all the DCIs that have "ICMP: Packet loss to NODE-NAME" (NODE-NAME is substituted into the iterations with the node name). On all the values collected it calculates the 95th percentile.
Best regards,
Marco -
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