[mrtg] Re: Multiple routers

[Congdon, Christopher]

The way I did it was fairly easy...

Each router I wanted to monitor, I built a cfg file for. But,
in the command to setup cfgmaker, instead of using mrtg.cfg,
I used router_name.cfg (ie rtr01a.cfg).

You then need to edit the mrtgkick.bat file (I *think* that was
the name...) Of course, I'm assuming you're running under NT.
In mrtgkick.bat there should be a line that runs mrrg with the
option of mrtg.cfg. Change mrtg.cfg to router_name.cfg.
Add a new line for each different .cfg you've built, just
changing the name of the .cfg file.

Your alternative is to append each new .cfg file to a master
.cfg file. In order not to overwrite your main mrtg.cfg file,
when use use cfgmaker, change the name to temp.cfg. Then just
append temp.cfg to mrtg.cfg.

Christopher


-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Madar [mailto:madar at eurekabroadband.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 10:57 AM
To: MRTG
Subject: [mrtg] Multiple routers


Could someone give me a hand. I am trying to figure out how to monitor many
different routers from the one server that I have MRTG running. Should I add
new lines to the config file? It would seem like that would turn into a very
big file. Also, how can I run cfgmaker to add new adress'(routers in
different locations) to the original config file without wiping the original
info? I am new to programing so I need very basic instuctions.

Todd Madar
Network Planner
Eureka Broadband
Main	212-528-1000
Mobile 917-841-6518
madar at eurekabroadband.com
Speed Wins...

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