[mrtg] Re: MIBs and mailstuff

Alex van den Bogaerdt alex at slot.hollandcasino.nl
Thu Feb 24 00:28:54 MET 2000


Brent DiNicola wrote:
> 
> Mail: I have seen several people with mail stats pages using MRTG.. My
> question
> is how are they making these files? What kind of mrtg.cfg file is used to 
> generate
> this and how are they getting the data. I have found mailstats perl
> program 
> but
> that doesn't let me know how to plug it into mrtg.

Have a look at the config.txt or config.html file.  It is described there.
Look for external program interface or something similar.

> UPS: I have a powerware UPS that I need to monitor, I was hoping to use the 
> mrtg
> stuff to get it monitored and make the nice graphs. How do I setup the cfg 
> to get
> say pieces, do I use OID's or what? I am not quite understanding the format 
> of the
> the cfg files that generate the output. I have the MIB for this equipment 
> and when
> I do the snmpwalk of it, it times out if I use the MIB's that are for the ups.

Make sure you get SNMP working before starting to think about using it
from MRTG.  Only once you *know* it is working, try to incorporate it
into the config file or else you won't know what fails.

Again, look in the config.txt file to find out *how* to specify arbitrary
OIDs.  Pay extra attention to the lines where it says to use two, no more
and no less.

P.S.
please write normal lines, about 72 chars max.  73 (as I did) doesn't
really hurt to much but 81 does...

regards,
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