Is there a stright forward way for a newbie to set up graphing of UNIX machines for Network, CPU, and Memory? I am brand new to this product but need results ASAP.
If anyone know of a dummies/set by step guide to setting these up, please let me know.
Simple guide to graphing UNIX machines
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First, check out the NET-SNMP snmpd deamon, it will allow you to configure have the servers be snmp queriable.
Second, cacti already has templates that support the NET-SNMP deamon..
Second, cacti already has templates that support the NET-SNMP deamon..
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