>I have set up MRTG to monitor some 100 Mbps interfaces for my >manager with no problem. The graphs are unscaled in order that >he can easily see if maximum bandwidth is being reached at >all. However, he has also asked if the values for the 'In', >'Out', etc can be of a fixed unit. At present some graphs show >them as 'b/s', or 'kb/s' etc. He wants them all in 'Mb/s'. I >know that a very low value may well be shown as 0 due to the >precision being lost - i.e. '0.001Mb/s' may well be shown as '0.0Mb/s'. This is possible if you use the routers2 frontend. You need to set routers.cgi*Options[targetname]: fixunit which will prevent the 'k' or 'M' prefix. Then, set Factor[targetname]: 0.000001 ShortLegend[targetname]: Mb/s and this will divide by 1000000 and display everything with an Mb/s suffix. Effectively, this will then show everything as Mb/s. If you are also using the 95thPercentile/Totalling feature, you will need routers.cgi*TotalLegend[targetname]: Mb so that it is totalled with the correct units.
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