Cacti

Hi @all !

I want to monitor the HDD USED MB of different partitions (C:, D: ) of a Windows XP Host. Is there any graph template that I can use or a SNMP OID ? Thanks for help !

Can anybody Help me ? Problem was, that I want to poller fom a HDD partition free MB or percent ! Not only for C:

Thanks !

Yes, of course...It returns a lot of values... Imporant for me a is hrStorageSize and hrStorageUsed in that tree (I want to display used space of a partition in MB)....The return value of partiton C: (8GB) for hrStorageSize is 2096474...My problem is, that these are not byte,kbyte or MB...To convert...

That works well....

But in which entity is the size displayed (byte, kbyte) ? For example: I've a 8 GB C: Partition, we return of snmpwalk for this partiton is INTEGER = 2096474 (StorageSize.2)

Thanks for help !

I have a new question

I want to poller a HDD that has different partions. For pollering Drive C: I found a snmp oid (Free MB)...But I couldn't find an OID for free MB on drive D: (second partion)...Who can help me ?

I want to edit the values, bacause you can see on my screenshot the max value on the first graph ist 100. Why is max value on the second graph only 33,33 ? It's the same device (CPU), so the values must be equal, or I'm wrong ?

Thanks that works well !

But I have a new question again

I want to edit manual the values for current, average and max. How can I do this ?

Thanks, that will help me !

Can anybody please answer my second question...Topic was that I'm searching templates for polling Win2k Server disk / cpu....

Thanks ! Can you add a screenshot, where I can find this option ? I have a second question :D I need a templates for a Win2K Server - hard drive and cpu - I'm running cacti on a linux box. Where I can find these templates for polling a Win2k Server from a linux box ? I've searched the forum, but I d...

Hi everybody ! First of all, I'm a newbie using cacti, so sorry for stupid questions :D My Problem is, I Graph a Single SNMP OID and want manual change the y-graph units. How can I make this ? For example...I monitor a Win2K Server from a Linux box. The Win2K Server has 320 MB RAM, 200 MB are used. ...