[mrtg] Re: Combine two graphs

[Muhammed Ali]

Hello Hujismans,
Do you have any HOWTO's or have you any pre-maid scripts for that, I am not
expert to write scripts

Can you please help me 

-----Original Message-----
From: Huijsmans, JCM (Jan) [mailto:J.C.M.Huijsmans at rf.rabobank.nl] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 1:27 PM
To: Muhammed Ali
Subject: RE: [mrtg] Combine two graphs

Hello,

> Hello friends,
> We are using  a VSAT link in our office, it is a  DVB/SCPC 
> link. My problem
> is  I cannot monitor my router for downlink, because it is 
> coming through
> DVB receiver. I have to have to graphs separately for 
> downlink and up link,
> is there any way combine these two graphs in one or can we 
> display both in a
> single page ??

You can combine them, but you'll need to collect the data via an external
script instead of directly via snmp. In this script you fire both snmp
requests and you'll have to provide the required output. Make sure you have
the same measurements (i.e. packets or bytes) so the graphs make sense.

J. Huijsmans

Rabobank ICT
Serverbedrijf Unix 

... "I have not failed.  I've just found 10,000 ways 
     that won't work." - Thomas Edison


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