Re: [mrtg] Bandwidth of entire Switch

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Why couldn't he just do something like:

Target[totalswitch]: 1:public@192.168.1.10 <1%3Apublic@192.168.1.10> +
2:public@192.168.1.10 <2%3Apublic@192.168.1.10> +
3:public@192.168.1.10<3%3Apublic@192.168.1.10>+
4:public@192.168.1.10 <4%3Apublic@192.168.1.10>:

For all the ports he wants to graph? (And set maxbytes accordingly)

Or you could use a shell script (linux) to minimize your queries. Query all
the ports for your individual charts, then add them together
for a aggregate chart..

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Why couldn't he just do something like:<br><br>Target[totalswitch]: <a href="mailto:1%3Apublic@192.168.1.10" target="_blank">1:public@192.168.1.10</a> + <a href="mailto:2%3Apublic@192.168.1.10" target="_blank">2:public@192.168.1.10</a> + <a href="mailto:3%3Apublic@192.168.1.10" target="_blank">3:public@192.168.1.10</a> + <a href="mailto:4%3Apublic@192.168.1.10" target="_blank">4:public@192.168.1.10</a>:<br>

<br>For all the ports he wants to graph?&nbsp; (And set maxbytes accordingly)<br><br>Or you could use a shell script (linux) to minimize your queries.&nbsp; Query all the ports for your individual charts, then add them together<br>
for a aggregate chart..<br><br><br><br><br>

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