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    dragon2611
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    Sorry if this is a Silly question I did search but didn't find the answer (Doesn't mean It's not here somewhere but more likely i'm just not very good with the search syntax  😉 )

    What's the simplest way to create DCI's that operate in Bits rather than Bytes/s?

    I know If I right click on an interface > Create DCI tick the ones for inbound/outbound traffic it creates a DCI fr Bytes/s
    I can edit that DCI and apply a transform to change it into Bits /Sec which is great if I only want to do it for a single interface but it would become tiresome very fast if I wanted to do it for several interfaces.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Actually, there are no easy way to achieve what you want. You can do mass change using nxshell script, but it's not very easy anyway. I will add an option to "Create interface DCI" dialog to use bits instead of bytes (https://www.radensolutions.com/chiliproject/issues/390).

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        dragon2611
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        Ah Thanks

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          sohgnar
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          Dragon, If you're monitoring traffic and want to display the graphs in bits per second instead of bytes just add the following transformation

          $1 * 8

          That should do the trick. Just remember to update your legends so they are displaying mb/sec or something to that affect.

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            dragon2611
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            @sohgnar said in DCI for Bits/s:

            Dragon, If you're monitoring traffic and want to display the graphs in bits per second instead of bytes just add the following transformation

            $1 * 8

            That should do the trick. Just remember to update your legends so they are displaying mb/sec or something to that affect.

            Yep figured out how do to that, but I want to Create DCI's for multiple interfaces and didn't really fancy going into each one individually and making that change

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              sohgnar
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              Until they come out with a feature to do it automatically it's the only real way.

              I've just been doing it by default as I add things.

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