[mrtg] Re: Maxbytes values

[Paul C. Williamson]

David, 

I *think* MaxBytes1 refers to the In data (green) and MaxBytes2 to the Out (blue).  No need ti have two different graphs.  Of course, you can't have two different scales - yet.   So you probably won't see either In or Out, depending on which one is lower (if they are vastly different)

Paul

>>> David Sawyer <david.sawyer at uk.mckhboc.com> 08/08/01 05:39AM >>>

> Hi!
> Is there a way to make different maxbytes values for in and out data.
> Eksample: a 1024/256 kbit connection. When the amount of data reaches
> 256kbit/sek the shown in % is of cause 25. I Know that it is because I
> defined
> 128 Kytes/sek in maxbytes field. I wish to use 2 different 100% values,
> one for
> incoming and one for outgoing data.
> 
You could use the MaxBytes1 & MaxBytes2 options.

But they will count for both variables, a snippet from the reference
manual...

"If you need two different MaxBytes values for the two monitored variables,
you can use MaxBytes1 and MaxBytes2 instead of MaxBytes."



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