[mrtg] locking the graph's scale

[Nejaa Halcyon]

Greetings,

Here's a graph scale question:
I'm monitoring my server room's switch and would like to lock the scale of 
the MRTG graph to the bandwidth of my upstream (2 T1s). That way, when the 
bandwidth spikes up with a LAN transfer the bandwidth spikes off the graph 
with the graph maximum still at 3 megabit.

I've got MaxBytes set to 3 megabit so I get the cool red line and the 
percentages are based on 3 meg.
I've got AbsMax set to 100 megabit so that mrtg takes the spikes a valid 
data.
The only link I'm missing is locking the graph scale.

Is this possible? Any ideas on how?


I found this in the archives:

http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/mrtg/msg20507.html

It talks about a perl script called '95th Percentile.' The idea sounds 
cool, but that's not what I'm looking for in this implementation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nejaa

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