Widget for ping monitoring

You would bring in the ping as a "do not display" value, then make a virtual datapoint that uses an if() to evaluate the >100 and return a NAN for the false condition.

On 11/1/2019 at 7:59 AM, Cole McDonald said:

You would bring in the ping as a "do not display" value, then make a virtual datapoint that uses an if() to evaluate the >100 and return a NAN for the false condition.

OK, I understood the first part. I'm not sure on the expression for the second part. I'm not familiar with the complex datapoint syntax for the expression. Should it look like if(maxrtt>100, 1, NaN)? 

Here's the link: https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/datasources/datapoints/complex-datapoints/

and yes?  I don't quite recall how to have it return a NaN, but I have done it in the past, so I know it's possible.  unkn() is a constant for it, that may have been how I did it... so: if(maxrtt>100,1,unkn()) ?

Try taking a look at this dashboard that Kerry D created. It has two widgets by ping and port latency. 

https://github.com/kdevilbiss/Dashboards/blob/master/Default Dashboards 2.0/Local_Network_Latency.json

Hey @Phillip,

As @Cole McDonald noted, you can use a virtual datapoint with the Ping datasource in something like the custom graph widget - here's the expression you would want to use:

if(lt(average,100),unkn,average)

Which says "If the average ping round trip time is less than 100ms, return an unknown value (so it doesn't get graphed,) otherwise return the actual value of the datapoint."

Hope that helps!

Cheers,

Kerry

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