On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 11:21 -0500, Raymond Joseph Kopp wrote: > I have been looking at cfgmaker commands and I've done a google search > on how to add cpu monitoring of a router to the config. > > So far I find it confusing and in no way clear.
Patches welcome. This is open-source software... > > We run mrtg on a BSD free unix box and we are running version 2.15.2. > > It seems that cfgmaker should have provision for adding cpu as a > parameter, but I see nothing in cfgmaker documentation to > > refer to cpu monitoring. cfgmaker doesn't know about a specific piece of network gear, and Cisco routers are fairly problematic, as there are a number of variations. There are at least three different OID's that may be used, and the instance is variable per platform (and some platforms have more than one instance) I have a template that grabs that information, but it has a lot of fields that would probably not be useful to you. > Is this correct? isn't there some way of getting cfgmaker to create > the code. > Yes, templates are the way to do that. I don't know of a good template repository... _______________________________________________ mrtg mailing list [email protected] https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/mrtg
