On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 09:07:30AM +0100, Georg Schmitz wrote: > But of course they shouldn't log in to JFFNMS, they should be able to click > on a link in our "customer-interface" directly. For that purpose we need > the structure of the URL. How is this link built up? I see the interface > ID, but what is graph_type and so on? Is there any further information > available on that topic? graph_type is probably the id from the graph types table, id=9 would be Cisco CPU usage.
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