> Hello. On my server I have 2 ip in one subnet (192.168.1.0/24 for example > and ips: 192.168.1.21 and 192.168.1.23). > Can I set in conf or in another place what IP must be used for queries by > mrtg?
Yes, you can - but you need to make a bit of a complex Target definition. For example, if you didn't care about the SNMP options, you could use: Target[xxxx]: 0:commun...@router Then, if you want to use SNMPv2 it would be: Target[xxxx]: 0:commun...@router:::::2 Or, to specify the source IP: Target[xxxx]: 0:commun...@router:!192.168.1.21 The full syntax is: Target[targetname]: interface:commun...@device:port!localaddress!localport:timeout:retries:backo ff:snmpversion|postprocesssubroutine Where the options after 'device' can be omitted, and 'interface' can be specified in many different ways. See the manual pages to be overwhelmed... Steve
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