How to create network interface graphs for Linux

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rweales
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How to create network interface graphs for Linux

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I cannot figure out how to create network interface graphs for my Linux computers.

How do I "create a graph for this device"?

I try to create a new data source for "Interface - Traffic", but then it tells me I must create a new graph first, which doesn't give me the option of "Interface - Traffic".
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  • create a new device, associate the "ucd/net" Host Template to it and provide correct snmp parms (no SNMP Error must be seen) and save
  • Create Graphs for this Host and see the network interfaces in the next screen
  • select those interfaces you're interested in and select a Graph of your liking from the dropdown and "create"
  • wait at least 10 minutes before you may find them from Graph Management
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Thanks!

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Reinhard, thank you.

All I had to do was choose that other template...
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Post by 3AHO3A »

lvm wrote:[*](no SNMP Error must be seen)
But if it gives me snmp error?
snmpd is up and runnin but the snmpd.conf is in default statement. i need to reconfigure it?
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Post by gandalf »

Please see fmangeant's nice howto at http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=15353
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