[mrtg] Re: Changing the "averages"

Alex van den Bogaerdt alex at slot.hollandcasino.nl
Wed Mar 6 13:53:19 MET 2002


Harris wrote:
> 
> 
> I work in a medium size school district and we are running mrtg to capture
> the LAN and WAN traffic volume. Being that we are a school, there is
> practically no traffic from 6 PM to 6 AM. Is there a way to average the
> data that the users are generating? The information from 6AM to 6PM. Right
> now when we look at our averages, with all the near zeros averaged in from
> the night time, it looks like no one is using the systems.

Simple solution:

In the .cfg file set a width of 144 pixels (XSize[target]: 144).
The image that is generated at 6pm, and its html page, then show
the traffic from 6am to 6pm.  The averages also work on 6am to 6pm.

If necessary/desired you can modify a copy of the .cfg file and
let MRTG process this one at 6pm, in stead of the original one.


Not-so-simple-but-not-really-hard-yet-time-consuming solution:

Read the archives, this question has been posted not that long ago.

HTH
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