[mrtg] Re: Firedaemon & performance

[Dowling, Steve]

Yup.  It seems that the latest (free) release of FireDaemon is limited
to 1 service.   If you want more services you'll have to pay for the
full version.  I'd advise it, it's a wonderful tool; let's you spread
the machine load over many services and config files.

-----Original Message-----
From: Alan [mailto:darlists at bakerd.com] 
Sent: Friday, 20 June 2003 1:43 AM
To: mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [mrtg] Firedaemon & performance


I am looking at Firedaemon to run mrtg as a service.  I see that the
lite version says "Maximum Installable Services per Machine" is 1.  Does
this mean I can only set up one service with it?
 
For those that may be using this, should I just setup one service using
one big config file, or if I can create more than one service with it,
should I break things up a little running multiple services and configs?
 
What is a good performance area for devices in one config file, 50
interfaces, 100, 200 ...... ?
 
I am also looking at using RRDtool.  Would this still need to use
Firedaemon to run a service?
 
Thanks
 

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