This is a discussion on Ask: how to trap snmp device to our MRTG within the Getting started tutorials forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; Dear all, Could some one give me some advice or tutorial how to trap other snmp device to our MRTG? ...
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Usually you need to write perl or shell script and configure mrtg file to get other information such as RAM, hard disk, CPU and so on.
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