[mrtg] Re: Memory and CPU Monitoring

[cpt2 at daimlerchrysler.com]

Dan,

Look below at what I use.  I'm not saying this is the best way, just giving
you an example like you asked.  The value for MaxBytes for Memory is from
the Task Manager under Commit Charge Limit; the value there is given in
kbytes.

Hope it helps,
Chris

# Memory
Target[ntwap3.mem]:1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1.1.1.2.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1.1.1.1.0:public at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx::1:2
RouterUptime[ntwap3.mem]: public at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
MaxBytes[ntwap3.mem]: 271028000
PageTop[ntwap3.mem]: <H2>Memory Usage WAP_Monitor (<font color="#00CC00">RamUSED</font>/<font color="#FFCC99">RamFREE</font>)</H2>
Title[ntwap3.mem]: Memory Usage WAP_Monitor
#Unscaled[ntwap3.mem]:ymwd
#WithPeak[ntwap3.mem]:ymwd
ShortLegend[ntwap3.mem]: Bytes
XSize[ntwap3.mem]: 380
YSize[ntwap3.mem]: 100
YLegend[ntwap3.mem]: RAM Usage
Legend1[ntwap3.mem]: Memory Used
Legend2[ntwap3.mem]: Memory Free
Legend3[ntwap3.mem]: Maximal 5 Minute Memory Used
Legend4[ntwap3.mem]: Maximal 5 Minute Memory Free
LegendI[ntwap3.mem]: &nbsp;Used
LegendO[ntwap3.mem]: &nbsp;Free
Options[ntwap3.mem]: gauge, nopercent

# CPU
Target[ntwap3.cpu]:1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1.1.2.1.3.1&1.3.6.1.4.1.311.1.1.3.1.1.4.1.3.0:public at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx::1:2
RouterUptime[ntwap3.cpu]: public at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
MaxBytes[ntwap3.cpu]: 100
PageTop[ntwap3.cpu]: <H2>CPU Load WAP_Monitor (<font color="#00CC00">Processor Load</font>)</H2>
Title[ntwap3.cpu]: CPU Load WAP_Monitor
#Unscaled[ntwap3.cpu]:ymwd
#WithPeak[ntwap3.cpu]:ymwd
ShortLegend[ntwap3.cpu]: %
XSize[ntwap3.cpu]: 380
YSize[ntwap3.cpu]: 100
YLegend[ntwap3.cpu]: Percent Load
Legend1[ntwap3.cpu]: CPU Load
Legend2[ntwap3.cpu]:
Legend3[ntwap3.cpu]: Maximal 5 Minute CPU Load
Legend4[ntwap3.cpu]:
LegendI[ntwap3.cpu]: &nbsp;CPU Load
LegendO[ntwap3.cpu]:
Options[ntwap3.cpu]: gauge, nopercent





"Dan Spray" <cpdans at conpoint.com>@list.ee.ethz.ch on 02/14/2000 05:34:47 PM

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Subject:  [mrtg] Memory and CPU Monitoring


Okay I got MRTG to graph my memory and cpu usage from on an NT machine.
Now
does anyone know how to get the graph to a point where you can read it.  I
think it is still putting the values in Bits, If anyone is doing this and
could let me see a part of your cfg file I would really appreciate it, or
any ideas would be great.

Thanks in advance

Dan

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