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bits/s and bytes/s wrong transformation?

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    vir_db
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    Hi all,

    if I go to a network interface of a node and create a data collection item, then ask for bits/s, the result DCI has a transformation = return $1 * 8;

    This mean bytes (1byte=8bit).

    If  I ask for bytes/s, it has no transformation.

    I expects to have those transformations just inverted.  😮

    Am I wrong?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      everything is correct. Raw value is in bytes, so if you want it in bits it should be multiplied by 8 (if you got 1 from device that means 1 byte, multiplying it by 8 gives 8, which is correct number of bits).

      Best regards,
      Victor

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