Hi Kelly,
The best way to do this is:
- Create a Map of each of your "Groups" of interfaces.
That will take care of the grouping, you can use the view_performance page to get the graphs in the same page (and if you want, aggregated).
- If you are completely sure you don't need the legends, it will be really hard, but you will need to create copies of the engine/graphs/*.inc.php files your interfaces use, and remove the legend code. After that you will need to create graph_types entries for your new graphs (the ones without legend).
Javier
Kelly Hamlin wrote:
Ive copied your performance_view.php file to graph.php and removed the top stuff for showing the drop downs, and changing time frames.
What im looking to do is the following
We currently use mrtg to monitor interfaces for groups of interfaces for having up on our monitor wall at all times. I want to remove mrtg and use the parts of jff which does this also.
Ive figured out how to do it, except I want to remove the bottom part of the graph (inbound, outbound, and averages), I just need the graph.
[code]
if ($only_aggr!=1)
switch ($view_type) {
case "html":
if (($graphic["graph1"]) && ($ret1!==false))
adm_table_cell(adm_image($images_rel_path."/".$graphic["graph1"]["image"],""
,"",0,0,$scale_legend),"center"$
// echo "<BR>";
if (($graphic["graph2"]) && ($ret2!==false))
adm_table_cell(adm_image($images_rel_path."/".$graphic["graph2"]["image"],""
,"",0,0,$scale_legend),"center"$
// echo "<BR>";
break;
case "graph":
if (($graphic["graph1"]) && ($ret1!==false) && ($want_graph==$graphic["graph1"]["type"]))
echo join ("",file($images_real_path."/".$graphic["graph1"]["image"]));
break;
}
[/code]
I think this is where it generates the graph, but cant figure it out exactly. Also how would I scale the actual size, or is this kept in another function someone that I would have to copy also?
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