If you are using routers2, then it identifies the use of mrtg-ping-probe and will default the graph to a 'floating bar' (range) type. This means you will get a floating bar area, covering the min->max time range as output by the mrtg-ping-probe plugin.
So, if your ping probe is giving a minimum RTT of 10ms and max RTT of 50ms, then it will give a floating bar between 10ms and 50ms. For an example of this, see the demo server on http://www.steveshipway.org/cgi-bin/routers2.pl?rtr=ping%2Fping.cfg&xgty pe=d&if=ping-corona If for some reason you do not want this style but prefer a separate Min and Max line, you can use Routers.cgi*GraphStyle[xxxx]: normal Which will cause it to not use the ping-probe defaults set. Steve ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Klaus, Warren We are using mrtg-ping-probe but get graphs with the baseline moved up into the graph. For instance, instead of the graph starting on zero, it starts on say, 30ms. Another graph will have it start on 10ms and so on.
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