RE: [cricket-users] Viewing multiple interfaces

From: Berg, Ivan (iberg@montana.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 19 1999 - 09:41:11 PDT


From: "Berg, Ivan" <iberg@montana.edu>

 Take a look at mtargets and targets in the reference file

Mtargets performs mathmatical operations on targets, like combining data
from four different graphs into one. Targets is what you are looking for,
it combines multiple graph onto one page.

For example....

?target Serial0_Comb
       targets = "serial0_0;serial0_1;serial0_2;serial0_3"
       short-desc = "All T1's on 1 Page"

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael P. Burton
To: cricket-users@onelist.com
Sent: 7/18/99 8:46 PM
Subject: [cricket-users] Viewing multiple interfaces

From: "Michael P. Burton" <mpburton@teleport.com>

Associates,

        A brilliant little tid-bit in MRTG code was the "indexmaker"
file,
which allows me to view multiple interfaces at the same time. Using
non-scaled stats, I was am able to watch easily where my traffic goes.
        Is it possible to create a view like this with Cricket? So far,
it looks like every interface is on a seperate page...

Michael

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