Hi,
Can anyone explain to me how I can merge data together.
I am graphing bandwidth levels for different customers but would like to add some of the graphs together and even take them away.
ie) Total Usage for customer x = Bandwidth Graph from POP1 + Bandwidth Graph from POP2 - Local Traffic to ISP.
Hope you can help
Merging Graph Data
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Using a CDEF and creating your own custom graph that includes those data sources.
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Hi,
Thanks for the info. I dont suppose you could be more specific. I've had a look at them but its not obvious to me that I do.
I know I should probably read the Cacti manual, but I'm trying to get to the bottom of a network problem and dont have time to read it.
Sorry to be lazy
Thanks for the info. I dont suppose you could be more specific. I've had a look at them but its not obvious to me that I do.
I know I should probably read the Cacti manual, but I'm trying to get to the bottom of a network problem and dont have time to read it.
Sorry to be lazy
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