On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 10:22 AM,
<rkruz@xxxxxxx> wrote:
OK. Thanks. That makes sense now.
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the summary
page shows ave of 40 Mbps.
If I view the I/O graph set a 1s tick
interval the average over 1s is about the same.
Thats is correct.
If I set the I/O
graph tick interval to .1s and then average data over 1s the ave is
about 4Mbps.
No, when you set the tick/sample interval to 0.1 second, then 4Mbit does NOT mean
4Mbit/second, but rather it means 4Mbit/0.1s
If I set the I/O graph tick interval to .01s then the
average is about 0.4 Mbps.
When you set the tick interval/sample interval to 0.01second then 0.4Mbit refers to
0.4Mbit/0.01s
How should I interpret the graphs
under various intervals to get a good estimate of rate?
The graph shows how much data has been transferred during each tick interval.
To translate it into X/second you would divide the number by the tick interval length.
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