All you need to do is define more data elements (LINE:...), you can prolly
have as many as you like.
This is how I graph my load stats:
rrdtool graph /tmp/17110.1001735635.png
--title dayly over.consumption.net load Stats
-a PNG
--vertical-label load
--width 500
--height 200
--interlaced
--start -86400
--units-exponent 1
DEF:load1=load1.rrd:load1:AVERAGE
DEF:load5=load5.rrd:load5:AVERAGE
DEF:load15=load15.rrd:load15:AVERAGE
AREA:load1#0000ff:1 min
LINE2:load5#ff0000:5 min
LINE2:load15#ff00ff:15 min
<other irrelavent stuff>
Notice how there are two LINE2 entries and one AREA? You can have
as many of these as you like as long as you use valid DEF or CDEFs for
the target.
Torleiv Ringer
what you said
>
> Hi all!
> First, sorry about my poor english:)
> Can I plot multiple lines (more than 2 lines) in one graph? If the
> answer is YES, is there any example?
> In other words, how I can plot 3 or more variables (from MIB) in the
> same graph?
> Any point will be welcome.
> Best regards,
> Andrey
>
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