[mrtg] Re: Modifying Data mrtg is monitoring.

[Paul C. Williamson]

Throwing you the fish - just add " * 384" at the end 
of the target.  Note the spaces.

If I were going to teach you to fish, I'd say try RTFM 
again, but it seems like you might have done that.  

So, I'll show you where the fish are biting...

http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/reference.html

and look for Multi Target Syntax

Paul
>>> Sven <eschenb at informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> 01/16/02 19:47 PM >>>

Hello Fellas,

   I browsed thru the documentation, but couldn'T find an answer to
   this. How do I force mrtg to modify the data it monitors ? In my
   case, I want everything monitored for one Target, multiplied with a
   constant value.

   The Problem is: I am trying to monitor the ATM Uplink Port of a
   3Com Switch, and the IfInOctets actually seems to count the number
   of ATM Cells, not the octets. So I kinda need tomultiply all values
   with 384 (Number of Playload Octets) To get somewhat Useful numbers
   of transferred bytes.

   Thanks for any help ...

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