MRTG Question

You have different ways to accomplish this:

1.
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.16   > mrtg.cfg
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.17   >> mrtg.cfg
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.18   >> mrtg.cfg

This will create a large cfg file

2. 
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.16   > mrtg1.cfg
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.17   > mrtg2.cfg
perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.18   > mrtg3.cfg

Then use the "fiveminute.zip" locate at
http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/pub/

This create a series of 280 AT(cron) jobs that will run the scripts every
five minutes

Rich

-----Original Message-----
From: Tefft, Michael L. [mailto:MTefft <at> PWCNORVA.NAVY.MIL]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 10:19 AM
To: 'mrtg <at> list.ee.ethz.ch'
Subject: [mrtg] MRTG Question

> I hope you don't mind my e-mailing you. I have installed MRTG on an NT
> server and it is working fine. I would like to know how to monitor more
> than one device. I have nine routers I would like to monitor. I tried to
> do a 'perl cfgmaker public <at> 10.1.248.8 public <at> 10.1.248.16 ....... etc.   >
> mrtg.cfg'  but it just does the first router and ignores the rest. How can
> I get it to do all nine of the routers at one time ?  Thanks in advance.
> 
> Michael Tefft
> Code 142 Computer Specialist
> Phone - 444-1222 ext. 325
> Please visit the PWC Intranet at http://fs35/pwcnet.
> 
> 

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