Posts Tagged ‘Linux’
Cacti Plugins
The advantages of the cacti are having many plugins that is provided by a wide community of cactiusers.org. List of available cacti plugins: Boost: To increase cacti performance Clogs: To add a view tab to view cacti log Discovery: auto discovery to detect the SNMP devices on the network with diferent subnet. Docs: To create [...]
Posted: 20th June 2009 under Linux, Microsoft, Security.
Tags:bandwidth usage, cacti, Linux, network monitoring, windows
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gOS 3.1 Gadgets Installation
Here i share my installation of gOS 3.1Gadgets in my notebook, “Compaq Presario V3500 series”. 1. Download from this site : http://www.thinkgos.com/gos/download.html. 2. Burn ISO file to CD/DVD, then booting from CD/DVD ROM . 3. Choose Start or Install gOS. After entering desktop, click Install button at desktop.
Posted: 4th June 2009 under Linux.
Tags:gOS, Linux
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Make a new partition in Windows Vista Business part 2
Using the GParted Live CD Then I download the iso file from cdnya live in here. After the download is finished I burn to CD with brasero disc burning program. After that I boot VAIO notebook with the live cd. Do not forget to do the defrag disk partitions before making changes. Press Enter
Posted: 16th September 2008 under Linux, Microsoft, Stuff.
Tags:gparted, Linux, make partition, windows
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Displays Cacti Graph so that easy to read and nice graphs
To display the bandwidth usage on the cacti we have to be logged in (if you have authentikasi), we can display new graphed from cacti. We must go to Graph Management and go to the section we would like to see as follows: To make cacti graph look better, we use a php script, to [...]
Posted: 19th April 2008 under Linux, Networking.
Tags:cacti, cacti graph, Linux
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Building Cacti (Network Monitoring) in Linux Part 5
So that the graphics can be displayed periodically need to be made then the cron (as a task scheduler). Login sebagai cactiuser . . # su cactiuser $ crontab -e Enter the following line */5 * * * * php /var/www/html/cacti/poller.php > /dev/null 2>&1 * / 5 * * * * php / var / [...]
Posted: 15th April 2008 under Linux, Networking.
Tags:cacti, Linux, network monitoring
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