Hi Thomaz,
As Tobi said, indexmkr can build some HTML pages that you can serve with HTTPD.
I recommend reviewing the manual:
http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg/doc/indexmaker.en.html
"Now can I have 3 intervals in the same graph?
Month at top, week in the middle and day in the bottom ?"
I understood this question as not a request for real time specifically, but
custom graphs? If so, I'm not sure this is something that RRDTOOL/Routers2 can
help you with. I don't use the routers2.cgi frontend myself (built my own), but
the book says Routers2 has additional graph types, of which I think one of them
integrates multiple graphs into one.... or just places multiple selections on a
single page. I dunno, never used it, and the book isn't that clear on what it
does.
However, I would first ask yourself if the HTML file generated by MRTG (summary
page not requiring RRDTOOL) wouldn't fit your use case. It's structured as
follows:
-> Title (Hostname)
-> Host Details
-> Statistics and Timestamps
-> Daily Graph
-> Daily Stats
-> Weekly Graph
-> Weekly Stats
-> Monthly Graph
-> Monthly Stats
If none that works for you, and you must have an image, I think you could get
it done fairly easily with ImageMagick. It's an open source (FOSS actually,
IIRC) image manipulation platform. I've used it before to automatically create
content based on updated databases, which isn't to terribly different than what
you're doing. I highly recommend you looking into this graphics package as it
can also overlay all the above text on the graph. My automated content was
quite sophisticated with video effects using it, and all I had to work with was
some fields and a few images. You would create all 3 graphs as normal
throughout the process with MRTG, and then execute an ImageMagick script to
create {targetIP}_{interface}-custom.png combined from the 3 images. You can
have that one overwrite the daily graph, or modify the summary page HTML to
use/include it. See Target configuration in MRTG and the manual for more info
on how you create your own custom HTML for the summary page.
Sincerely,
Edwin A Epstein, III
Rhinobee Internet Services
707.237.7504 ext 209
707.737.0288 Mobile
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I installed and could run mrtg to analyze my routers.
I start the application, and some time later I access the html, PNG,...
files inside the location I had appointed.
A person here asked me because had listen Could analyze in real time only
inserting the router address in the browser address.
Is it possible ?
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Now can I have 3 intervals in the same graph?
Month at top, week in the middle and day in the bottom ?
Other question is, the Mrtg sends graph files to a machine directory.
How can visualize this graph using a web service (httpd) ?
To avoid needing to login the mrtg machine ?
On Jul 21, 2016 4:01 PM, "Tobias Oetiker" <t...@oetiker.ch> wrote:
thomaz,
mrtg has no live view feature ...
cheers
tobi
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I could install and configure mrtg to monitor my routers, but someone
listen Could be possible to run mrtg and monitore in real time, only
putting the router address + some option in the browser.
Is it possible?
Thanks
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From: "McDonald, Daniel (Dan)" <dan.mcdon...@austinenergy.com>
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If you want more flexibility with the graphing system, you should use RRDTOOL
as the backend database and a good front-end like routers2.cgi
Yes, you can certainly use rateup based graphs via a web browser. See
indexmaker for a tool to create a reasonable index.
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Subject: [mrtg] Three intervals in same graph ?
Now can I have 3 intervals in the same graph?
Month at top, week in the middle and day in the bottom ?
Other question is, the Mrtg sends graph files to a machine directory.
How can visualize this graph using a web service (httpd) ?
To avoid needing to login the mrtg machine ?
On Jul 21, 2016 4:01 PM, "Tobias Oetiker"
<t...@oetiker.ch<mailto:t...@oetiker.ch>> wrote:
thomaz,
mrtg has no live view feature ...
cheers
tobi
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<thom...@gmail.com<mailto:thom...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I could install and configure mrtg to monitor my routers, but someone listen
Could be possible to run mrtg and monitore in real time, only putting the
router address + some option in the browser.
Is it possible?
Thanks
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