Cacti

Updated the graphs over time. Tested and exported from Cacti v1.2.15. These are the graph templates only.

2021-09-27 1045 EDT *** Updated the file
Made corrections on some graph templates (average changed to max)
Added a graph for two temperature probes

juuborg wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 3:41 am I tried to import the templates posted in this thread in Cacti v. 1.2.16 and they caused all sorts of issues...so I recreated what was needed and attached is the exported output. Hope it helps.

Joe

I added graph templates for degrees Fahrenheit for us Yanks. Created on Cacti version 1.2.15.

These work on the Unity cards on standard single phase (110 VAC) units. I couldn't get the input frequency to populate except for zero when I did a test. Feel free to reach out if you have any better success.

-Bob

I dont know of any Hoewver you could write one to pull the data using the script server your script would call on the vcenter API to get the data and return it Hi Sean, Glad to see you here again :) As I said it would be without using the vCenter, some of my ESXi are in standalone. It's surprising ...

I tried to import the templates posted in this thread in Cacti v. 1.2.16 and they caused all sorts of issues...so I recreated what was needed and attached is the exported output. Hope it helps. Joe Nice work. I have an error in the temperature query. Hopefully I can figure that out. Otherwise looks...

Perhaps try increasing the number of processes? 2020/06/25 01:39:45 - SYSTEM STATS: Time:44.4740 Method:cmd.php Processes:6 Threads:0 Hosts:39 HostsPerProcess:7 DataSources:880 RRDsProcessed:569 I have a virtual host with 4 cores. My setting is below: 2020/06/25 10:02:29 - SYSTEM STATS: Time:26.7852...

One thing that came to my mind: Check permissions on the script. Make sure that cmd.exe can execute it.

Place the cursor on the item you wish to remove and right click. A menu should drop down allowing you to remove it.

Give me five to put that VM online, then yes. After 11:00 AM EDT.

TheWitness wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2020 8:52 pm chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/cacti/rra

If you're on Linux (hint was SELinux), the path should be /usr/share/cacti/rra.

"# chown -R apache:apache /usr/share/cacti/rra"

Still? This is your first post on a 7 year old thread. Please start a new one and give some details.

Not sure about IIS, but somewhere you need to tell IIS that the index file to open automatically is 'index.php' along with 'index.htm, index.html', etc.

Sorry to dig this back up, but I'm still befuddled. I did another clean install of CentOS7. I installed v1.1.38 without issue using FTP/tar. I then installed v1.2.10 the same way on the same server, and get the log file inaccessible to write. This is from an FTP upload and directory rename. This sim...

AN FYI: 512 ends somewhere in the middle of "05_parser_type:1". If other values are less used, you could possibly change the order of the PERL output to place what you need at the beginning of the line. Not sure how the output is crafted.

skv8995 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 2:51 pm So I moved the cacti folder up in /cacti

You should have moved the folder contents up, not the folder itself. Not sure what really was done...