Total bandwidth graph on map ?

[mcutting]

Howie,

I'd like to place a total agregated bandwidth graph on my map (MPLS network). I expect I could get the total bandwidth for all of the routers using the agregate plugin, but is it possible to insert this one the map ?

Also, I've seen an article about sparklines - can I utilise something like this ?

Thanks

[mcutting]

Anyone ?

[Howie]

You can list multiple targets in one line, and weathermap will total them up:

TARGET file1.rrd file2.rrd file3.rrd

[Howie]

Sorry - you want the graph...

well, as long as you can produce the graph image somehow, you just use that image as the icon for a node. Cacti's graph export might help you, or you could just cut&paste the rrdtool command from the graph debug screen, and have a shell script produce that one graph - that's what I do for a similar problem.

[mcutting]

Great - thanks Howie.

Regds

[mcutting]

Sorry - you want the graph...

well, as long as you can produce the graph image somehow, you just use that image as the icon for a node. Cacti's graph export might help you, or you could just cut&paste the rrdtool command from the graph debug screen, and have a shell script produce that one graph - that's what I do for a similar problem.

Howie,

Sorry - could you give me an example of this ?

Thanks

[aftershocks]

Sorry - you want the graph...

well, as long as you can produce the graph image somehow, you just use that image as the icon for a node. Cacti's graph export might help you, or you could just cut&paste the rrdtool command from the graph debug screen, and have a shell script produce that one graph - that's what I do for a similar problem.

Hi Howie,

Doesn't this just create the update/create the *.rrd file? Does it output as a *.png file somewhere? Or how would I be able to do that?

[Howie]

Sorry - you want the graph...

well, as long as you can produce the graph image somehow, you just use that image as the icon for a node. Cacti's graph export might help you, or you could just cut&paste the rrdtool command from the graph debug screen, and have a shell script produce that one graph - that's what I do for a similar problem.

Hi Howie,

Doesn't this just create the update/create the *.rrd file? Does it output as a *.png file somewhere? Or how would I be able to do that?

On the graph debug screen, that's the rrdtool command to produce a graph. It does it to stdout, but if you replace the '-' after the word 'graph' with a filename.png, it will write it to that file instead.

[aftershocks]

Thanks Howie! I got it...