Cacti

Blog is still deactivated as problem has not yet been solved - sorry for that
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Personally, I then have

Plugin Automate -> Maintain Automation Rules

as an item in my list of realms.
This is without having selected anything under "Settings -> Misc -> Autom8", which is the next section to pay attention to.
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The scripts must take such an issue into account.
The solution is to have a Script Data Query which delivers the wanted set of data per each index, where the index ist the VM in question. This has been described in the documentation at http://docs.cacti.net
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The "error" is, that the values are stacked. That in fact does not make sense. But it looks nice
Change from STACK to LINE and you're safe
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Sure; but this will require a plugin.
YOu may be ok with the poller stats graph templates that have been published, which keep track of those stats
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skatter wrote:Any chance that this will get merged into autom8?

Please develop based on the SVN code that's cutrrently available. Then post the diff's and I'll see what I can do.
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It makes me wonder, why AUTOM8 realms aren't listed here. You're sure to have the plugin activated?
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How do you try to do so? Is there any error message?
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You'll have to provide permissions to use this plugin for those users who should deal with it
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Please edit graph_templates.php and replace line 104-107 by $save2["t_upper_limit"] = form_input_validate((isset($_POST["t_upper_limit"]) ? $_POST["t_upper_limit"] : ""), "t_upper_limit", "", true, 3); $save2["upper_limit"] = form...

I'm quite sure to have this published on the docs site http://docs.cacti.net in the CDEF section
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Cacti by default displays the first graph related to the RRAs defined. You may change those RRA defintions. But this will have multiple side effects. Those have been discussed quite often (e.g. in the HowTo section discussiong 1mn polling).
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I'd try to graph this as a color, not a numeric value.
Find some examples in the documentation in the CDEF section or on the www.
So you may use a light blue background when it's raining, otherwise white or whatever you fancy
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- I set up a data template, that collects via SNMP (Get SNMP data) the amount of accumulated calls. The data source type is a counter. Name of the data template : 'accumulated'. - I set up a graph template, into which i selected the data template 'accumulated'. I select LINE1 as Graph item Type, AV...

This is discussed and a script is provided in the documnetation section. Using this script, you may mass-extend exting rrd files
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