[mrtg] Re: MRTG and lots of monitoring...

[Sawyer, David]

If your MRTG session is taking quite long, you should think about upgrading
your PC or splitting up your config into smaller chunks and running these
all at the same time.

If a few devices are down it could make the MRTG session go over the
interval and totally screw up your graphs.

I have created Mr Daemon to help us Windows users, there is a link on the
Companion page of the MRTG site.
You should check that page out as there are quite a lot of links helping
MRTG users.


If you have any questions about Mr Daemon or ConfigMaker, let me know.

HTH

David Sawyer

Email: david.sawyer at mckesson.com

 www.geocities.com/mrtg_daemon
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-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Webb [mailto:rwebb at ropeguru.com]


I have tried to find info on this question and cannot.

I am running MRTG on NT 4.0. I am looking to monitor quite a few 
different switches and such. When I run MRTG I see that it runs under 
wperl and only has one thread. Is there any way I can run the under NT 
on one machine with multiple instances??

What is the best way to to run this without having one LARGE mrtg.cfg file??


Thanks for any help/comments....


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