[mrtg] Re: Newbe questions: monitoring # of users, limiting y-axis values

[PAUL WILLIAMSON]

If you are looking to graph the exact number of active 
ports at any one time, MRTG is not the tool for you. 
If you want to graph the relative activity (deltas) of 
your Avaya 333x, MRTG is good.  To find the number of 
active ports, you need to look for a MIB that the 
Avaya has loaded and will respond to with the correct 
information.

To limit the y-axis maximum value, edit the config 
file after you generate one via cfgmaker.  Make the 
MaxBytes value whatever you want.  You'll probably 
have to "build" your cfg for # of users by hand 
anyway, but you'll want to generate a config to get 
an idea of what needs to be in the config as a 
baseline, with additional information like LegendI, 
LegendO, Legend1, 2, 3 & 4.

Paul

>>> Mustafa Cagatayli <mscag at ciu.edu.tr> 05/08/02 04:26 AM >>>

Hello,

Here are a few newbe problems ;
- How can I monitor the number of active ports, that is to say, users, on my Avaya 333x switch using MRTG ?
- How can I limit the maximum value of the y-axis on the graph, which is 
used for monitoring the traffic on a switch ? I just want to see if the 
traffic reaches to a minimum value.


Regards, and sorry if these a so simple and stupid.


Mustafa Cagatayli
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