The files in this direectory have been contributed to mrtg ... If you have

questions in connection with these please contact the authors ...

adm-mrtg

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From: "Ripley, Scott" <Scott.Ripley@mail.house.gov>

This script organizes config files for MRTG

and restarts the MRTG processes cleanly.

mrtg_php_portal

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From: Damien <damien@detonate.net>

Perl and Php script to provide a 'user-friendly' web interface of

adding/removing Mrtg polled hosts

iptables_acc_snmp

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From: HERITIER Hervé <hh@handco.org>

simple script to capture iptables counter on Linux 2.4 for use with snmpd

apc_ups

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From: Klaus_Klein@mckinsey.com

PERL script to extract the load % and remaining battery time from

APC UPS systems.

cisco_BPX_MGX

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From: "Newman, Daniel" <NewmanD@telergy.net>

Here is an howto on monitoring Cisco BPX and MGX switches with MRTG.

mrtg.php

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From: David Boyer <Boyer_D@glan-hafren.ac.uk>

Live Index of all log files

TTrafic

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From: David A. Pérez <david@kamborio.com>

"TTrafic is a small VBScript to analyse MRTG (http://www.mrtg.org/) log

files. By using this script, you will be able to know which amount of

traffic is going through your interfaces."

iptables-accounting

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From: "Gill, Vern" <vgill@technologist.com>

I have "hacked" together a module for iptables. I used the ipchainacc

1.1.0 from the contrib directory.

Total Control Modem CFG

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From: Fernando Braghetto - Webmaster Hiway <webmaster@hiway.com.br>

config sample for Control Modem Racks (3Com) to do user monitoring.

routers

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From: Steven Shipway <Steven_Shipway@adsweu.com>                                

check out http://www.cheshire.demon.co.uk/pub/

for about 1000 neat tools for mrtg & rrdtool

stfc

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From: Mihai Claudiu Capatina <mihai.capatina@aignet.ro>

This is a small script that I use on FreeBSD machines running ALTQ 

This machines acts like a traffic management system and I need to see 

the traffic for each class ( CBQ ) 

gentgucci

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From: Kevin Benton <s1kevin@sotatech.net>   

generate configs for 3com total control chassis

procmem

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From Dimitrios Stergiou <dste@intranet.gr>

Cisco CPU & Memory monitoring

iptables_acc

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From: Gereon Ruetten <g.ruetten@gmx.de>

i wrote a little script for using mrtg with iptables

ipchainacc

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From: Ilya Konstantinov <future@galanet.net>

I have tweaked version on the ipchainacc perl script provided in MRTG's contrib for

which accounts BYTES instead of PACKETS

net-hosts

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From: Adrian Turcu <adi@cfrcta.ro>

monitor internet connection state on a chosen route (from traceroute)

mrtgrq

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From: Adrian Turcu <adi@cfrcta.ro>

This script helps to monitor the amount of disk-space

quota for each e-Mail user on the system. It allows to 

acquire statistical data for each of user.

linux_stat

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From: Mike Machado <mike@cheapnet.net>

simple script to get the current traffic off a linux box

nt_n_cisco

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From: CmdrData <CmdrData@ex-pressnet.com>

running mrtg on NT and SQL db monitoring Cisco gear ...

cfgmaker_dlci

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From: Graziano Sommariva <Graziano.Sommariva@elsag.it>

a modified version of the cfgmaker for people who want to

monitor DLCIs

ipchains

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From: John Lange <john.lange@darkcore.net>

ipchains accounting script for use with MRTG

monitor

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From: Chris Knipe <cgknipe@mweb.co.za>

NT/Access/ASP based network monitoring system using mrtg technology.

mrtg-archiver-script

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From: Oleg Krotoff <krot@tnsplus.kz>

I have written a script, that allows to archieve graphs,

produced by MRTG, organize and index them. CGI-script

for navigation through archive is enclosed.

get-equi

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From: Mike Gaertner <miky@forum.org.kh>

The Equinox SST card does not provide SNMP support. Therefor I wrote a

small perl script which reads out the byte counter from the Equinox SST

board.

nt-service

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From: Miroslaw.Maczka@bze.com.pl

make mrtg a service under NT

snmpping

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From: x <tomm02@yahoo.com>

see if a device speaks snmp

IxDisk

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From: Miroslaw.Maczka@bze.com.pl

Informix Performance monitoring

accesslistmon

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From: Roddy Strachan <roddy@satlink.com.au>

Access-list Monitoring via MRTG

mrtglog

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From: Vladimir Vul <vul@bds.ru> and Wolfgang Hoffmann <woho@netpark.at>

This simple prog counts total traffic for given period, parsing mrtg logs.

meminfo

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From: Colin Tinker <g1gsw@linux.g1gsw.ampr.org>

This one checks /proc/meminfo for the used

and free memory parsing it out for MRTG.

ipfiler

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From: Ronald Florence <ron@18james.com>

This script comes handy to interface ip-filter, a superb kernel-level

packet-filtering router/firewll for Unix and Linux (

http://coombs.anu.edu.au/~avalon/ip-filter.html ).  The script graphs

connections through the firewall.

switchmaker

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From: Markley P. Dykeman <mdykeman@micron.net>

Switchmaker will make an mrtg config file for a Cisco Catylst

5XXX switch.

cpuinfo

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From: Matthew Schumacher <schu@schu.net>

A short perl script that I wrote that will monitor system and user CPU usage

on linux and sun machines that I would like to contrib.

cisco_tftp

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From: Paul E. Erkkila <pee@gblx.net>                                                               

This code will ask a cisco router to tftp it's config..                                            

cisco_ipaccounting

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From: cramer@dolphins.ch      

gets IP-accounting data from a Cisco Router

NSI (Network Status Imager for MRTG)

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From: "Kloberg Mac (LAM)" <mac.kloberg@lam.liebherr.com>

Present network status on a map ... 

14all

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From: Rainer Bawidamann <Rainer.Bawidamann@informatik.uni-ulm.de>

Generates mrtg graphs on the fly. Uses RRDtool for graphing and logging. Needs

UseRRDTool: Yes in mrtg.cfg ...

mrtg-ipacc

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From: Cristian Caramida <brick@bbs.ro>

Using Linux IP accounting kernel rules to feed mrtg

mrtgmk

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From: Iulian Radu <iulian_r@starnets.ro>

"mrtgmk" is a program that scan a .cfg file and generate a mrtg.cfg

style file + a .html file with links to the .html files generated by

mrtg.

cfgmaker_cisco

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From: Jon Snyder <JON@PDX.EDU>

CFGMAKER which instead of just returning an incrimenting port number on the

graps, actually makes the following type of lable: Port 4/3, Vlan 128 ,

multi mode fiber fast ethernet

This version also grabs and shows all non-VLAN1 VLANS in a different color,

plus provides aggregate VLAN traffic stastics as well by finding out what

ports are in the VLAN, then adding those ports together. This means of

course that a port will be "hit" however many times it is in a VLAN.

cfgmaker_atm

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From: Henry Steinhauer <H1STEINH@hewitt.com>

Bay ATM Information created from their MIB.

OVmrtg

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From: "Gellatly, Laurie (x8864)" <laurie.gellatly@vodafone.com.au>

HP OpenView integration for MRTG ... 

CiscoIndex

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From: Tim Cimarusti <cimarust@mercernet.com>

This PERL script will read in the a Cisco router config file

created by the "write network" command and create a HTML index

for it's interfaces that corresponds with MRTG.

DiskMon (getdisk.pl and showdisk.pl)

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From: Steven Micallef <smic@wire.net.au>

Well, here's the scripts I use for graphing disk space on the hosts on our

network.

stat.pl

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From: Calle Olsen <calle@volvo.se>

this little perlscript helps to monitor your dns server

whodo

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From: "Tony-Farr (Canberra)" <Tony.Farr@austrade.gov.au>

Whodo is a set of Perl scripts to analyse IP accounting data from a cisco 

router. The stats for each traffic source are fed into mrtg. Whodo also 

generates pie graphs showing traffic split by source or destination.

xlsummary

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From: "Tony-Farr (Canberra)" <Tony.Farr@austrade.gov.au>

The script extracts summary figures from the MRTG log files. In particular

it summarises all sites (i.e. as many as will fit on a page) into a single

Excel chart. Because it uses Excel, it is only useful on Windows.

TCH

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From: Eric Billeter <ebilleter@cableone.net>

Here are some scripts i modified to monitor the modem utilization

of my USR Total control racks.

jm

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From: Joey Miller joeym@inficad.com

a few perl scripts I wrote to collect stats on: # of users logged into a

given shell machine, # of players on a quake server, and # of users

currently reading news.

get-active

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get-active From: Russ Wright <Wright@LBL.Gov>

get-active2 From: Wee-Meng LEE <leewm@hpsgmx18.sgp.hp.com>

This will look at the $trafficDir directory for MRTG generated HTML

files, parse them and generate a listing of the most active interfaces

in a file called "active.htlm" in the same directory

cpumon

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From: Matthew Ramsey <mjr@blackened.com>

I use this script to monitor cpu usage on any process that

maintains a pid file.

mrtg-dynip

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From: John Heenan <johnhe@syd.net.au>

Mrtg-dynip is a contribution to mrtg, enabling mrtg to generate multi

interface traffic graphs for various hosts which do not provide a

consistent interface name for physical interfaces, such as in a dynamic IP

environment.

ircstats

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From: Matt Ramsey (MR227) mjr@geeks.org, mjr@nin.com

ircstats.pl is the simple perl script I use to monitor client

loads and such on various EFnet IRC servers.

ircstats2

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From: Lucas Nussbaum <lucas@ians.be>

ircstats2.pl is a script used to monitor the user load on IRC networks.

Contrary to ircstats by Matt Ramsey, it remains connected to the server.

PMLines

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From: Carlos Canau <canau@dawn.EUnet.pt> and Many others

Here's another script for contrib. It allows one to make a

graph of analog/ISDN lines on a Livingston Portmaster 2/3/4.

atmmaker

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From: Mark Trettin <mkt@lucent.com>

I am sending a copy of our atmmaker script that generates a cfg

for the FORE ASX switch you may add it to your contrib section.

distrib

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From: Philippe Simonet <sip00@vg.swissptt.ch>

'distrib' read mrtg log files and computes traffic distribution in 

  the time. It ouputs a graph with : 

    - in x the percentage of trafic utilisation (% bandwith)

    - in y how many times the utilization was reached (% time)

rdlog2

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From: Philippe Simonet <sip00@vg.swissptt.ch>

Rdlog is a small (and primitive) tool that gives indication on network

traffic on a graphic map. It takes information from MRTG log files, and draw

a GIF file with links that have colors based on the current traffic on your

network. This small test explain how to use this tool.

mrtg-ipget

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From: Jim Willette <mailroom@ctec.net>

I have modified mrtgV2 to record stats based on interface ip address instead

of Interface number. It does not do all the great errorchecking and no OS

testing but it is functional for my needs.

mrtgidx

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From: Axel Dunkel <ad@Dunkel.de>

mrtgidx works like makeindex but the output produced looks different ...

ascendget

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From: John-David Childs <jdc@ism.net>

SHELL SCRIPT TO GET # of connected users on Ascend

use Target[router]: `ascendget`

get-multiserial

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From: T. Pospisek <tpo@spin.ch>

SHELL scripts to get active tty(-dial-in modem-) lines localy and remotely. 

I'm using them with a cyclades board but they can be adapted at wish to

different tasks.

use Target[modems]: `get-multiserial`

ping-probe

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From: "Peter W. Osel" <pwo@hl.siemens.de>

A perl script to get roundtrip delays to hosts by sending a ping 

to them. 

rumb-stat

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From: Anthony Rumble <anthonyr@ce.com.au>

Heres some handy scripts to get byte stats from apache (web server) 1.1.1

and better and squid (proxy server) 1.1.1 and better.

portmaster

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From: Chris Johnson <admin@nantucket.net>

Subject: MRTG for portmasters

A script and config to produce Modem statistics for Livingston

Portmasters.

mrtg-blast

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From: "Balthasar T. Indermuehle" <bi@inside.ch>

This is a tcpblast interface available for MRTG 2.1. It works much like

the famed ping-probe, instead of ping it uses tcpblast to estimate

network bandwidth.

GetSNMPLinesUP

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From: Carlos Canau <canau@dawn.EUnet.pt>

GetSNMPLinesUP.pl checks some SNMP  variables for a certain  value and

returns their sum  in a format used to  feed values to MRTG.

mrtgindex.cgi

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From: Mick Ghazey <mick@lowdown.com>

like mrtgindex, but runs as a cgi. Thus it will not need SSIs ...

mrtg-mail

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From: Rachel Polanskis <r.polanskis@nepean.uws.edu.au>

plot sendmail mailstats with mrtg

there is a second version bz rick horowitz in the directory as well

mrtg-archiver

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From: Emanuele Leonardi <Emanuele.Leonardi@roma1.infn.it>

From: Rawlin Blake <blake@nevada.edu>                                           

It wakes up at 23:54 every night and copies all the current daily gifs

for the given list of routers to a directory named with the current date

(e.g. 970717). The Perl code is extremely straightforward so there

should be no problem in understanding it.