> Hi. I'm new with mrtg and I have configured it to monitor a Cisco
> router and I'm seeing daily, weekly, montly and yearly graphs.
>
> I'd like to know what's the simplest way to configure mrtg to display
> hourly graphs at 10 second intervals.

You can't - at least, not with vanilla MRTG.  But read on.

First of all you'll need to be using RRDTool as your backend, as MRTG in native 
mode will not use such small intervals.

You can set 'Interval:1' to get 1-minute polling and intervals (you need to 
recreate your .rrd files then), and then if you use the routers2 frontend with 
'6hour' enabled you can get 6-hour graphs at 1-min intervals.

If you set 'Interval: 00:10' (requires latest MRTG) to get 10-second polling 
then you'll need to make sure your MRTG server can keep up with it.  You will 
also need to make your own frontend to display the data as none of the 
available packages (14all, mrtg-rrd, routers2) will make 1-hour graphs without 
modification - and older versions of Routers2 will choke on the new format 
Interval directive.  Read the RRDTool documentation for how to generate your 
own custom graphs from a given RRD file.

HTH

Steve

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