Define 2 poller time (for two type of hosts)

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pier62350
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Define 2 poller time (for two type of hosts)

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Hello all (sorry for my bad english :oops: ),

I've installed cacti for monitor several hundred of devices, and I would to use 2 poller time: one poller define to 1 minute in order to graph data from important and critical devices, and an other poller define to 5 minutes in order to graph datas from less important devices.

I can create news RRAs whis a step of 5, but that's not what I want. I want this two poller in order to reduce the quantity of SNMP request.

I think it could be a good things to add the possibility of using 2 different poller in order to reduce the amount of server load.

Did somebody agree with it?
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Re: Define 2 poller time (for two type of hosts)

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I agree. We have customer DSL lines that 10 minute polling would be fine for, and core switches that 1-minute would be better for.
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Re: Define 2 poller time (for two type of hosts)

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Somebody can tell me if this feature will be available?

I've to use 2 poller time and I think to use 2 different cacti with 2 DB... on the same server at this time and it use a bit of memory..
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Re: Define 2 poller time (for two type of hosts)

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With enough knowledge (and this is a real bunch of it) you can do so right now. But only for polling intervals of up to 5 minutes.
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