[mrtg] config files "description"

[Brian Foster]

Hi all,

Consider a network with 12 routers across wireless links, customer come and
go, vlan connections change. MRTG config files when created will capture a
description/port-name from these equipment ports but  do I have to make a
new config file every time I change the description/portname on our routers
and switches. My question then; is there a way to dynamically update config
files, portname, description, portspeed etc.

Thanks

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