Cacti

I just added an external network interface, and it seems to getting the values now...
Strange, yesterday, this resulted in all nan-values.

I'll try to add some additional once...

Hello, I'm getting the same issue here with a new installation. What I've done? - Installation of Proxmox Virtual machine (=Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) - Installation of cacti with 'apt install cacti' (= cacti 1.1.38) - Add the local machine (= with his own IP 192.168.111.4) Snmp v2, gets nicely connected. - ...

The cactiphone plugin works great!!! Just a bit strange installation way, pitty it's not using the cacti plugin way. Should be one of the favorites plugins... But once you figure out that you just need simply to copy it to the root of cacti... Sorry to say, but cactiviewer goes to the garbage bin.....

GGA wrote:Could you tell me the Adroid Version you are using?

This is Android 5.1.1
Security patch 2015-11-01
Kernel 3.10.49

Are there still people using this nice app? I've seen somewhere that development was stopped? :oops: I'm getting the error 'no graphs found in this tree'. In my apache logs, I'm seeing the attempts coming in: IP-ADDRESSPHONE - - [28/Apr/2016:10:27:32 +0200] "GET /graph_view.php?action=tree&...

phalek wrote:I guess this is due to the extremely large compression when it's dark outside ?

The reason is that during the day, the IP-camera is sending more traffic (=colors). And during the night, only black/white images are transferred.

As a network engineer, I love graphs. You can read things in graphs that you won't image that it was possible.
Below, you can see the traffic load of my switch for a IP Camera that is located outside.

I've made a small script that cleans out all junk of the file. curl -v "http://192.168.255.1:8080/sensor/c1411c6b4f9910bbbab09f145f8533b9version=1.0&interval=minute&unit=watt&callback=realtime" > sensor1.data sed -n '/</!p' sensor1.data | sed -n '/>/!p' | sed 's/\(.\{10\}\)//' ...

Hey, I've got a flukso sensor that tracks my power usuage, water and gas. Works great. The only down side is that the results are send to an internetserver. And of course, I would like to put it in my cacti setup. I'm wondering now what the best way will be to do this. I don't have snmp functionalit...

Hey,

Is there an easy command to read the status of a certain node?

I would like to generate a kind of report that's been sent to another application with just the status of some nodes.

Hey, When a node goes down, i'm recieveing multiple mails (sometimes 4-5) that the node is down by the plugin 'manage'. This is also the case when the node comes up. The number of mails can be different for the down and up status. Any idea how this comes? Has it something to do with concurrent polle...

One installation was done manual, where i've put the poller in crontab. And along the way, an installation was tried by apt-get. And i guess that this automatic process has put the poller in init.d. After removing one of the poller, no issues have been seen anymore on the graphs. So let's hope that ...

At 13h30, i've got another gap. And these are the system stats: cacti.log:01/21/2013 01:25:19 PM - SYSTEM STATS: Time:17.7698 Method:cmd.php Processes:8 Threads:N/A Hosts:38 HostsPerProcess:5 DataSources:259 RRDsProcessed:144 cacti.log:01/21/2013 01:30:22 PM - SYSTEM STATS: Time:20.7121 Method:cmd.p...

Not sure how/what i need to check here... :oops: My poller (cmd.php) is set each 5 minutes. grep 'SYSTEM STATS' cacti.log 01/20/2013 08:20:23 AM - SYSTEM STATS: Time:20.8637 Method:cmd.php Processes:8 Threads:N/A Hosts:38 HostsPerProcess:5 DataSources:259 RRDsProcessed:136 01/20/2013 08:25:11 AM - S...

In the logs, i couldn't find anything.

But my logging wasn't very high (low > statistics and error).
I've just put it to medium (statistics, errors and results)...

So i'll check in a while if i can find anything...