[mrtg] Re: How do I do this?

[cpt2 at daimlerchrysler.com]

You use:

perl cfgmaker (community)@(router-host-name or IP) > nameofthecfgfilehere.cfg

Use the IP/hostname of your local box, and the community (i.e. public).  This will create a cfg file with settings
for each port/nic on your machine (i.e. eth0, et1, localhost, ppp... etc).

Cut/paste the one you want for eth0, or hash out the others.

Chris






Bill Parker <dogbert at netnevada.net>@list.ee.ethz.ch on 02/28/2000 03:30:42
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Hello All,

     I currently use MRTG 2.8.11 to monitor traffic from NT Servers,
A cisco 4700, etc...it runs on my linux box (pent-133, 32MB, 5.1GB HD
2 Intel NIC's)...How can I monitor the traffic that is going through
eth0 in my own box (silly question I know)

-Bill

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