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Goran: You may want to look at Denika, a
commercial implementation of MRTG by Somix. It links in with WUG. www.somix.com (Disclaimer: I am looking at it, I don’t
have any affiliation with the company.) Cody Jones: I run MRTG under Redhat now. Polling
switch interfaces is a challenge with the different Cisco switches out there.
Do you have a script that re-creates cfgmaker, what do you use to organize the
switch information in the MIB? TIA. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Goran Jovanovic Cody, I sort of looked really briefly at MTRG
and then stopped (lack of time). Some questions for you: Is MTRG easy to get setup? Does it use the same polled data that WUG uses
or does it do its own polling? Do you run MTRG on the same server as WUG? Is the html code below all you really
need? Is there a good resource site somewhere
out there? Thanx Goran Jovanovic The LAN Shoppe Phone: (416)
440-1167 x-2113 Cell: (416)
931-0688 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cody Jones I use MRTG to graph all my interfaces on routers,
switches and firewalls and then use basic HTML code to point to the WEB server
where all the pages are stored. In the web version of WUG it show’s up as
a link. I call it “One Stop Shopping” Here is the basic code I use
in the info1 <html> <a
href="" Ethernet Traffic Utilization F0/0
</a> <p> <a
href="" Total Traffic Utilization Hssi
1/0 </a> <p> <a
href="" New Albany Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.30 </a> <p> <a
href="" Norcross Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.33</a> <p> <a
href="" <p> <a
href="" Sanna Anna Traffic Utilization
Hssi 1/0.36</a> <p> <a
href="" <p> <a href=""
Ft. Lauderdale Traffic Utilization Hssi 1/0.55</a> <p> <a
href="" CPU Utilization </a> <p> <a
href="" Memory Utilization </a> </html> -----Original
Message----- Is there a way to write
information to a devices info1 line from an external script. I would like to create a
perl script to dynamically write graph urls to the info line. When
appearing in the web interface, they will actually show as links to the graph. Is there a specific file
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