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I think I have an issue with the template... Apparently, once I check my hosts in graph management, and save the graph, it plots and displays the graph OK. I selected, Web1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. However, if I go back to edit my data sources for each host, they end up duplicated, out of sequence, etc...

check the "autoscale" checkbox.

Richard

buddah,
Try going into your graph template and make the graph longer or edit the "inbound" to "in", the Average to "avg", so you can fit more per line.

Richard

Your CDEF Code is bad. it sould be,
a,b,+,c,+,d,+,e,+,f,+,g,+,h,+,8,/

Richard

It did the job, however this can't possibly be true for both in/out...
How do you come up with code for summing up?

Richard

I am aggregating several interfaces for a sum of bits in/out. I would also like a "GPrint", showing "Total throughput" of Bits in/out.

Is there a way to apply the |sum:auto:current:2:auto| code to sum the total throughput of all interfaces plotted?

Thanks,
Richard

See attached;

In regards to Reporting, there are many nice features which could be reported: - % availability, - averages of utilization - bandwidth total throughput - etc. Even setting up email templates to mail out statistics in text format on a daily/weekly/monthly/yearly (for those who don't care :wink: ) bas...

Jason, This is a very good, comprehensive "how-to" for graphing multiple sources into a single graph. It worked on the first try!!! Very nice. See sample graph I figured out a way to graph differently, using "graph management" and manually adding "items" and stacking th...

All, I am evaluating Cactii and find it to be a very good tool to review my infrastructure, however I have a question: Is it possible to monitor the CPU util % of 8 hosts and create the 9th graph, which will display the average CPU util % of all 8 hosts? On a second note -- are there any reporting c...