Cacti

TheWitness wrote:It's not released for some reason. The author is pre-occupied. If you read very carefully, you may not need it.

TheWintess

So you guys used the plugin without the 1.1 architecture?

I'd like to try this Boost plugin, but I need plugin architecture 1.1 in order to do that. However, I can't find it anywhere. Where did you guys get it?

Kick!

I'm running Cacti 0.8.6h with Cactid 0.8.6g with Plugin Architecture and Monitor plugin. I'm also running the fast poller for host up/down status every minute. However, I get the feeling that the host up/down status is still based on the regular poller instead of the fast poller. When a host goes do...

I changed "Host Detection" to "SNMP-Reliable" and kept ping-type "ICMP". It works!

Thanks for the tip!

Anyone?

I'm running Cactid, version 0.8.6g.

I have just added a fictional device with a non-existing hostname. Even though this device is "down", the two switches went from "down" to "up".

PHP 4.4.1

Cacti Variables
Operating System: win32
PHP SNMP Support: yes

Yes and yes.

Host down detection method is "Ping and SNMP - Most Recommended".

Recently I added two Cisco Catalyst 2950G switches to Cacti, bringing the total number of devices to 199. When I created the devices I got SNMP information in the top of the screen and I was able to do an SNMP walk of the interfaces. After creating the graphs, the hosts remained "down". Ho...

Thats more of an IE problem than the monitor plugin. All the plugin is doing is displaying a page and a few images. Have you tried firefox? Thats more of an IE problem than the monitor plugin. All the plugin is doing is displaying a page and a few images. Have you tried firefox? Yep, the same thing...

Thats more of an IE problem than the monitor plugin. All the plugin is doing is displaying a page and a few images. Have you tried firefox? Thats more of an IE problem than the monitor plugin. All the plugin is doing is displaying a page and a few images. Have you tried firefox? Yep, the same thing...

I don't know if this question has been asked before, but I am experiencing some kind of memory leak with the Monitor plugin. Internet Explorer seems to use loads of memory when the monitor plugin is displayed. I left IE running over night displaying the monitor page and the memory usage went from 6...

I don't know if this question has been asked before, but I am experiencing some kind of memory leak with the Monitor plugin. Internet Explorer seems to use loads of memory when the monitor plugin is displayed. I left IE running over night displaying the monitor page and the memory usage went from 64...