IMHO, if you want to watch “live”
data from a device (like bandwidth), use the management software that comes
from the manufacturer of the device. If you want to be able to actually DO
something based on information from the device (threshold crossing) or create
data logs for charting or reporting, then use Servers Alive. It’s just
that simple. Michael D. Shook From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dirk Bulinckx SA is able to log into RRD. From what I see MRTG is not realy monitor
(since it can't alert to my knowledge), it's able to make graphs of bandwidth
(and other things it can see via SNMP). Similar to RRD.... Dirk. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- [SA-list] Bandwidth Stuart Brereton
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Richard Temple
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth ian . gray
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Dirk Bulinckx
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Michael D. Shook
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Kurt Buff
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Dirk Bulinckx
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Chris Kelly
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Michael D. Shook
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Kevin Stone
- Re: [SA-list] Bandwidth Jack Lyons
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Michael D. Shook
- RE: [SA-list] Bandwidth Michael D. Shook
- [SA-list] RRDTool (was Bandwidth) ian . gray
- RE: [SA-list] RRDTool (was Bandwidt... Dirk Bulinckx