I've seen places that have index pages auto-generated (I think) for all the graphs on a switch/router. (Like, 20 separate daily graphs for 20 ports on one page). I've looked through the documentation but can't seem to find the config option to have it create them. Anyone done this before?

Not sure how well this would work, but couldnt u just have a page then open all the router html files in frames or something like that?

There's a program called "indexmaker" (I think) in the MRTG package which creates an index file; alternatively if you are using rrdtool then 14all.cgi will generate an index page if it isn't told which graph it should display.

Indexmaker looks like it will do the trick. Just need to mess around with it. Thanks cperciva!

try http://webmin.thirdpartymodules.com/?page=Networking

Originally posted by elijah
try http://webmin.thirdpartymodules.com/?page=Networking

Too bad it doesn't say what it does (and it's an RPM). It'd be nice if there was something that actually automatically calculated usage (like GB/mo). But indexmaker worked like a charm for creating the index page.

It'd be nice if there was something that actually automatically calculated usage (like GB/mo). But indexmaker worked like a charm for creating the index page. There are a few CGI scripts in PERL & PHP that will do this for you.

http://iserv.nl/traffic/totaal/
http://bjorn.swift.st/traffic/

We wrote our own for Windows. There are about 2 more out there and I will try to find the links for you.

Hope that helps!

Thanks, Mike. That second one looks promising. I'll let you know how it works.

Here is one more:

http://buckaroo.xo.com/MRTG/