Hi there,
please it is possible to get source data of graphing hru API or any other method? Getting data from gif from http://router/graphs is the last change for me…
Thank you for any tip!
Best regards, Jan
Re: obtain graphing source data [SOLVED]
Hi Jan,
Not sure if this helps your use case but mikrotiks do support SNMP so you can poll snmp and then produce graphs from the polled data.
One open source example of an snmp polling tool is https://www.librenms.org.
Otherwise you could setup netflow on the mikrotik to send aggregated stats off to a collector of some type like http://nfsen.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.pmacct.net/
Cheers,
Nath
Not sure if this helps your use case but mikrotiks do support SNMP so you can poll snmp and then produce graphs from the polled data.
One open source example of an snmp polling tool is https://www.librenms.org.
Otherwise you could setup netflow on the mikrotik to send aggregated stats off to a collector of some type like http://nfsen.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.pmacct.net/
Cheers,
Nath
Re: obtain graphing source data
Thank you, I have hundreds of boards and aggregation of stats is the must. So it looks like Traffic flow is what I need!Hi Jan,
Not sure if this helps your use case but mikrotiks do support SNMP so you can poll snmp and then produce graphs from the polled data.
One open source example of an snmp polling tool is https://www.librenms.org.
Otherwise you could setup netflow on the mikrotik to send aggregated stats off to a collector of some type like http://nfsen.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.pmacct.net/
Cheers,
Nath
Best regards
Jan
Re: obtain graphing source data
Hi Jan,
No worries.
If you want to collect info like memory and cpu usage on all of them you should check out librenms (or something similar). They have a prebuilt VM that you can use for testing.
Cheers,
Nathan
No worries.
If you want to collect info like memory and cpu usage on all of them you should check out librenms (or something similar). They have a prebuilt VM that you can use for testing.
Cheers,
Nathan
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