[mrtg] Re: using mrtg to monitor cpu and load

[Daniel J McDonald]

If you had two (or more) air handlers in the computer room, it could be
significant what the wind speed and direction would be in the middle of the
room - particularly if you have a raised floor.  That might alert you to
balancing problems, and would almost certainly let you know when someone
pulled a tile up (a very primitive, but effective, security mechanism).

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steven Stringham
> Paul
> Graphing wind speed in your computer room.. Hummmmm. When your boss
> talks, does the heat generated cause storm conditions in the office?
> Steve
> >>> "Paul C. Williamson" <pwilliamson at MANDTBANK.COM> 02:09:55 PM
> 02/01/2001 >>>
> Good luck and keep us posted.  Remember that mrtg only needs numbers,
> it can graph anything.  I'm thinking about replacing the Leibert dial
> temp/humidity monitor with a weather station in our computer
> facilities to get some added trending and accessibility features.  Now
> all
> I need to do is figure out how to justify graphing wind speed in a
> room!
>


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