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Installing n Upgrading for MRTG

  • Upgrade to the latest gigEnn version

  • One time only ..
    We need to download and install about 75MB of perl + mrtg + snmp libraries
    • These perl+MRTG libs are pre-installed for gigEnn systems shipped AFTER Jan 05, 2012

    • /usr/bin/gigEnn.update.perl-mrtg.sh -install

    • You can also click "Install MRTG" on the html gui

  • Upon each reboot of the gigEnn wansim ...
    we need to move aside the minimal default perl libraries and use the whole 75MB perl libs
    • This MRTG script is run automatically on each reboot from /etc/rc.local ( /etc/rc.local.user )

    • /usr/bin/gigEnn.update.perl-mrtg.sh -links

    • You can also click "Start MRTG" on the html gui

Running MRTG

  • Periodic ( every 5 minutes ) data collection and graph updating is done from cron
    • crontab -l
        #
        # wansim Net1/Net2 data
        */5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/mrtg /home/apache/html.mrtg/wansim.cfg
        #
        # wansim CPU load, memory usage, etc ...
        */5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/mrtg /home/apache/html.mrtg/cpu-mem.cfg

  • SNMP should also be running in order to collect data
    • /usr/local/etc/rc.d/snmpd restart
    • ps auxfw | egrep "snmp|cron"

  • All MRTG data is stored in temporary space
    • ls -la /home/apache/html.mrtg

  • There seems to be a (perl?) bug somewhere that prevents MRTG/snmp from supporting IPv6
    in this gigEnn environment
    • IPv6 support can be enabled but it aborts data collection
      • vi /home/apache/html.mrtg/wansim.cfg: IPv6Enable=no

  • To View your MRTG graphs
    • Assuming your management port is defined as: 192.168.1.101 ( our default )

        http://192.168.1.101/MRTG /mainindex.shtml

  • ALL data will be lost on reboot

Saving MRTG

  • BEFORE rebooting:

  • You can save your MRTG graph data onto your laptop and restore it

  • You can save your MRTG graph data on the remaining 1GB on the wansim's compact flash
    • sudo mount -uw /usr.rw
    • sudo cd /home/apache && tar zcvfp /usr.gw/mrtg.save-data.tgz html.mrtg/
    • sudo mount -ur /usr.rw
    • sudo reboot

  • To Restore and View your saved MRTG graphs
    • /etc/rc.d/cron stop
    • /usr/local/etc/rc.d/snmpd stop
    • Untaring will over-write any current data/graphs with the older "save-data"
      • cd /home/apache && tar zxvfp /usr.gw/mrtg.save-data.tgz


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