Cacti

This might help you...

http://lyberty.com/encyc/articles/kb_kilobytes.html

If your dealing with a 10/100 switch, you want to monitor Megabytes.

create a page inside your apache http docs root directory and insert the following

<php
phpinfo();
?>

Check to make sure php has mysql support.

The php error reporting / debugging is found in the php.ini file.

LMAO, you went to all that trouble to black out a hostname and you left it visible under the default tree. Paranoid Much? What are we going to do with your hostname? Anyways, here is a default snmpd.conf file from a fresh debian etch installed today. Only changes to the file are com2sec settings, en...

Have you checked to make sure mysql is listening on a local port? I assume your connecting to "localhost", do you run a firewall that might be filtering 3306 on localhost?

The only other thing I can think of is turning on error reporting inside php and watch the verbose output.

I had a similar problem when setting up Cacti on debian, then I decided to fully read the documentation =). My problem was I overlooked the poller crontab configuration, once I ran that, things started working properly. Did you setup the poller in crontab? You can always manually run it to test to m...

I had a similar problem that was resolved by restarting apache.