Tag: mrtg
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Bind mrtg stats
Because I couldn’t find any that worked. (Dark blue: incoming queries, light blue: outgoing/recursive lookups) mrtg.cfg sample: # Bind Title[bind]: Bind Queries Target[bind]: `/etc/mrtg/bind-stats.sh` PageTop[bind]: <H1> Bind queries per minute on vm1 </H1> Options[bind]: growright,pngdate,nobanner,gauge,nopercent,noinfo MaxBytes[bind]: 50000 Ylegend[bind]: Queries/min ShortLegend[bind]: queries/min LegendO[bind]: Incoming Bind queries per minute LegendI[bind]: Outcoing Bind queries per minute Legend2[bind]: Incoming…
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Squid MRTG stats
I talked about MRTG stats for Squid in the past but apparently forgot to include the .mib file. So, here it is. Download this file and put it in /usr/share/squid/mib.txt. I don’t quite remember where I found that mib file. Probably included with Squid on Gentoo or the world wide web… But I couldn’t find…
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MRTG and network interfaces
I tend to restart OpenVPN a lot due to config changes. As a result, this brings quite some issues to MRTG (or more precisely, SNMP), due to the fact tun devices change of ID. A while back, I found a quick fix for this; rename the interface targets from their respective ID to their name:…
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iRail slashdot effect
Only because stats are pretty awesome. The effects of my media attention a few days ago. I’ll give some more info than what can be seen here. And pretty happy I set up my nginx caching up a few weeks ago. MRTG traffic stats on vm1, my nginx caching server, of the first 2 days…
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MRTG
As I often have people asking for the files I use to make my pretty MRTG graphs; I’ll publish them here. Here are some examples: Zero – One – Four – vm1 – Sauron The config files: Sauron (including Squid stats), Zero (including fan stats). List of files included: indexmaker; simple script (included with MRTG)…