Just run ./cfgmaker
err... double click on it.... Actually I think even in the M$ version,
it's still command line.... so whatever your RO community string is, the
format would be: cfgmaker public@name/ip I tend to use name if you have it
in DNS just because it makes the graphs look prettier! :)
Make sure you have enough ass to run it though...it needs to be able to
cycle completely through all of your devices every 5 minutes. (you will need
to set up cron or the NT equiv to do this.)
remember to edit the config file to change the working directory to the IIS
root or a directory underneath root. And then you can run indexmaker to
pretty the output up a little.
-Patrick
>>> "Steve Smith" 08/01/01 03:09PM >>>
Hey gang I am looking for some help. I am wanting to run MRTG for my
routers and switches. I have set up the IIS server, loaded Perl, created
a web page with header, created the scripts and they run in DOS. Can
someone help me with finishing the config on the server so I can pull up
the graphs in a browser?
Thanks in advance,
Steve Smith MCSE, CCNA, CCDA
Data Networks Technical Manager
Freeliant.com
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