Type Name Latest commit message Commit time Failed to load latest commit information. Cacti TM Running Cacti from the develop Branch IMPORTANT When using source or by downloading the code directly from the repository, it is important to run the database upgrade script if you experience any errors referring to missing tables or columns in the database.

Changes to the database are committed to the cacti.sql file which is used for new installations and committed to the installer database upgrade for existing installations. Because the version number does not change until release in the develop branch, which will result in the database upgrade not running, it is important to either use the database upgrade script to force the current version or update the version in the database.

The nmidSMokeping plugin allows Cacti administrators to included the original smokeping graphs from a live smokeping installation within Cacti. The smokeping graphs are displayed at the end of the graph view page allowing the comparison of the smokeping information with other Cacti graphs. The nmidSMokeping plugin allows Cacti administrators to included the original smokeping graphs from a live smokeping installation within Cacti. The smokeping graphs are displayed at the end of the graph view page allowing the comparison of the smokeping information with other Cacti graphs.

Running Database Upgrade Script sudo -u cacti php -q cli/upgrade_database.php --forcever=`cat include/cacti_version` Updating Cacti Version in Database update version set cacti = '1.1.38'; Note: Change the above version to the correct version or risk the installer upgrading from a previous version. About Cacti is a complete network graphing solution designed to harness the power of RRDtool's data storage and graphing functionality providing the following features: • Remote and local data collectors • Device discovery • Automation of device and graph creation • Graph and device templating • Custom data collection methods • User, group and domain access controls All of this is wrapped in an intuitive, easy to use interface that makes sense for both LAN-sized installations and complex networks with thousands of devices. Developed in the early 2000's by Ian Berry as a high school project, it has been used by thousands of companies and enthusiasts to monitor and manage their Enterprise Networks and Data Centers. Requirements Cacti should be able to run on any Linux, UNIX, or Windows based operating system with the following requirements: • PHP 5.4+ • MySQL 5.1+ • RRDtool 1.3+, 1.5+ recommended • NET-SNMP 5.5+ • Web Server with PHP support PHP Must also be compiled as a standalone cgi or cli binary. This is required for data gathering via cron.

Php-snmp We mark the php-snmp module as optional. So long as you are not using ipv6 devices, or using snmpv3 engine id's or contexts, then using php-snmp should be safe. Otherwise, you should consider uninstalling the php-snmp module as it will create problems. Mihimaru gt the best of mihimaru gt2 rare. We are aware of the problem with php-snmp and looking to get involved in the php project to resolve these issues. RRDtool RRDtool is available in multiple versions and a majority of them are supported by Cacti. Please remember to confirm your Cacti settings for the RRDtool version if you having problem rendering graphs. Documentation Documentation is available with the Cacti releases and also available for viewing on the.

Contribute Check out the main web site for downloads, change logs, release notes and more! Community Given the large scope of Cacti, the forums tend to generate a respectable amount of traffic. Doing your part in answering basic questions goes a long way since we cannot be everywhere at once. Contribute to the Cacti community by participating on the. Documentation Get involved in creating and editing Cacti Documentation!

Fork, change and submit a pull request to help improve the documentation on. Development Get involved in development of Cacti! Join the developers and community on! Functionality Data Sources Cacti handles the gathering of data through the concept of data sources. Data sources utilize input methods to gather data from devices, hosts, databases, scripts, etc. The possibilities are endless as to the nature of the data you are able to collect. Data sources are the direct link to the underlying RRD files; how data is stored within RRD files and how data is retrieved from RRD files.