My bookmark to the cricket graph worked up until the server closet change, now it shows only about 350 bps "in" and about 60 bps "out". Is there a different address that is now being used to view traffic?

http://fragment1.berkeley.edu/newcricket/grapher.cgi?target=/router-interfaces/inr-211/gigabitethernet6_17&ranges=d%3Aw&view=Octets

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Thanks HAL, I'll put it in my bookmarks now.

I hope anyone else having this problem sees this thread.

There were 2 or 3 other threads about 3 weeks ago, right after the move, with the new address. I couldn't find them to link to. So I just posted the address. I have stickies disabled. So one of them might be at the top for most people.

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I did a search for "Cricket graph" but didn't find anything. Perhaps a moderator can stickie this or put the information in one of the stickied threads in various boards.

Found the mentions of the new link in a few places:

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=71173&postid=1352939

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=71289#1352891

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=71291&postid=1352946#1352946

There's probably a couple more, but yeah.

I don't think the links are going to be stickied and have a lot of attention pointed at them. As has been said before, the Cricket graphs are really for the IT department's use and not exactly for public use, but we are allowed to use them, so it's a matter of "it's not a secret, but let's not push it too far."

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Its long been a policy NOT to sticky the Cricket graphs - they are a tool for the sys-admins to do their work, but are available for us (users) to look at, not study on a minute by minute basis.

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Mod hat = ON

Its long been a policy NOT to sticky the Cricket graphs - they are a tool for the sys-admins to do their work, but are available for us (users) to look at, not study on a minute by minute basis.

Sorry, I didn't mean to step on anyone's toes here. I don't look at the graphs on a minute-by-minute basis, but I do check to see if up/downloads are working before I connect and press the update button. No sense requesting new tasks or reporting finished ones if the connection is down. I assume others use it for similar purposes.

PS When I was a moderator no one told me or my fellow moderators not to "stickie" the Cricket graphs.

Mod hat = ON

Its long been a policy NOT to sticky the Cricket graphs - they are a tool for the sys-admins to do their work, but are available for us (users) to look at, not study on a minute by minute basis.

Sorry, I didn't mean to step on anyone's toes here. I don't look at the graphs on a minute-by-minute basis, but I do check to see if up/downloads are working before I connect and press the update button. No sense requesting new tasks or reporting finished ones if the connection is down. I assume others use it for similar purposes.

PS When I was a moderator no one told me or my fellow moderators not to "stickie" the Cricket graphs.

It's not so much a problem with making a Cricket posting sticky.
The no-no was posting a live link that would ping the server and display the graph anytime a thread containing it was viewed.
Posting a link only does not do that unless clicked by an interested party.

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