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izzati khalid wrote:
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cite="mid:AANLkTi=TNxZkZS89j7Lzm2UG4hOr=wZvaHZdWn45yYhc@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">if i want to monitor another servers or computers in my
office, is it just follow the step in your website? or it has another
command? cause i try to monitor one of my friend's computer. so her
.cfg file is not the same as my .cfg file of my computer (because
before this i try to monitor my computer, just want to know the
traffic).<br>
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Define monitor. Do you need to just ping it to see if it's turned on
or do you need more of the internal stuff, like disk space, network
traffice, cpu load, etc?<br>
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The .cfg file for what? The mrtg .cfg files are different for each
device monitored. At a minimum they need different target names for
storing the data from the device.<br>
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Also, it appears you are asking about monitoring desktop computers, but
you have not specified what OS they are running. Setup does vary by OS.<br>
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Lyle Giese<br>
LCR Computer Services, Inc.<br>
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