Cacti

I wish I could, but we have some tight regulations around the server access.

Is there anything I can try on your behalf? settings, logs, snmp stuff..?

Yes, there are 4 prod1 ucd/net graphs & 1 prod1 unix ping latency graph (I left that one around).

See graph management screenshot attached.

When I filter on prod1, nothing appears on the poller cache screen. When I remove the filter, I see various entries for the prod2 unix graphs though...like this: PROD2 - Apache- Hits Script: perl /usr/share/cacti/scripts/webhits.pl RRD: /usr/share/cacti/rra/prod2_hits_20.rrd PROD2 - Load Average Scr...

I got rid of the unix/linux graphs...just using ucd/net graphs (and no data showing) using poller.php for cron on cacti host machine which looks like is using cmd.php (I did not explicitly install spine) Status for remote host device is "Up" SNMP Information from console->device view for r...

This is the snmp.conf file on the remote host: ---------------------------- rocommunity public ip_address_of_cacti_host rocommunity public localhost syslocation PROD1 syscontact my_contact_email dontPrintUnits true includeAllDisks proc httpd ---------------------------- ran the following queries fro...

Thanks for your reply Reinhard. We deleted the host and created a fresh one set to "ucd/net". We then added some of the standard ucd/net graphs for disk/cpu/load/mem (for this new host). The graphs do not show any data though? We added some of the standard graphs for unix load/users/pings/...

Did you ever solve this? It looks like I am having the same exact issue. We have 2 linux boxes we wish to monitor. Cacti is installed on one of them. snmpd is running on both. We have set up graphs (using the standard unix/linux templates) to monitor mem/load/users/processes/apache hits. The localho...