[mrtg] Re: 5 router outputs on a single graph ?

[Paul C. Williamson]

Well, you can't do all of them in a single graph separately, but you do 
have two choices:

Add all of them up and put them in a single graph (not good IMHO)

Have a cfg file with all target you want to monitor, then run indexmaker
against the cfg.  That will give you all 5 targets on the same page...

You could probably even add the total at the top or bottom as a kind 
of summary of the 5 routers.

HTH,
Paul

>>> Sanjeet T <ccnp4me at yahoo.com> 02/26/01 04:00PM >>>

How do I view port utilization on 5 different routers
in a single graph using MRTG ? What changes would I
have to do manually in TARGET definition statement of
mrtg.cfg ?

---...ST

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