[mrtg] Re: Problem

[Roth, Gabrielle]

I agree with Daniel that mrtg is not the right tool.  And good luck finding
a commercially available tool that will accomplish this.  I've been looking
for about 6 months and have come up with *nothing*.  Cisco's CAM
(specifically for their Access Servers) looked like it would fit the bill,
but we just found out it has been end-of-lifed.  If anyone knows of a tool
that does this kind of thing, please tell me soon, because I have come to
the conclusion that I'm just going to have to Write My Own.

Andreas, you may want to check out
http://piglet.calacomm.com/roots/text/get-as5200, CISCO-AAA-SERVER-MIB
(assuming Cisco equipment), the RADIUS-ACC-MIB and the RADUIS-AUTH-MIB and
go from there.  Contact me off-list if you like;  I'd like to join forces if
we're working toward the same thing.

gabrielle

<headers trimmed so my post doesn't get dumped for overquoting...>

> When your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail....
Somebody on one of my other mailing lists used this exact quote this
morning, too.  Odd.
> 
> Seriously, MRTG is the wrong tool for this.  You may find 
> that you can get
> this information from RADIUS, or perhaps from cflowd or one 
> of the other
> netflow analyzers, but the mind revolts at trying to make 
> MRTG solve this
> particular problem.
> 
> > I got a real big problem with configuring MRTG.
> >
> > I need to get a graph an something like text which shows each
> > user that
> > connects to the internet by a router.
> >
> > it should look like
> >
> > 10.10.10.0 Connected at 10:25 and caused 1,25 MB traffic.

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