MultiGraph Reports would certainly do the trick. But if all you want
is to assemble the existing interface graphs onto a single page then
Graph Reports are a much simpler method of doing so. MultiGraph
Reports require you to create the Graph Definitions in the report
itself, the same way you create Graph Definitions for a Performance
Template. They allow you to do some interesting stuff, but they are
non-trivial to create. Graph Reports on the other hand just pluck
existing graphs from specific devices/components and assemble them in
a single report.
The new version of the Admin Guide has some basic info on MultiGraph
Reports and Graph Reports. We ran out of time before we could
include some good examples though. Hopefully we can rectify that
before too long.
-jason
On Oct 17, 2007, at 9:14 PM, David Carmean wrote:
This can be done in a new feature of Zenoss 2.1: Multi-Graph
Reports. Takes a
bit of work (and figuring out) to configure.
I started to write out some instructions here, but realized that
perhaps I should
create a How-To on the Zenoss wiki instead.
On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 12:29:48AM +0000, nickb wrote:
Morning all,
Just a quick question, we have moved to Zenoss from an alternate
product to monitor the interfaces on our switches and routers.
While Zenoss is working extremely well for us, is there an easy
way to create a single page that will show throughput graphs for
all interfaces opposed to having to view each interface individually?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers.
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Nick Brown
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