Pulp Free: Status » tomato http://status.pulpfree.org Thu, 12 Jan 2012 22:13:05 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Home Server Status http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/10 http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/10#comments Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:43:51 +0000 Dave http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/10 After a false start, I was able to get status.pulpfree.org back on my home servers for now. I mostly spent the additional time since I wanted to get my PowerConnect and Tomato graphs back up and running. (Yes – I know, what’s the big deal with my graphing fascination!)

For Sam who posted a comment back in April – I updated my scripts for pulling stats from Tomato for use in Cacti as well as creating some templates to use the RRD files created in PowerConnect. I’ll be posting some of those hacks in a few days… I just need to clean up my graphs to all show bits/sec instead of my goofy “make per 5 minutes” that are messing up the actual presentation.
Enjoy!

]]> http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/10/feed 0 Updated Cacti Graphs – Linksys WRT54GS http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/7 http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/7#comments Sat, 09 Dec 2006 03:40:07 +0000 Dave http://status.pulpfree.org/pfs/7 I spent a few minutes switching my Linksys WRT54GS router back to Tomato firmware last night after not really getting much more out of DD-WRT. Well, I actually switched back to DD in order to work on getting some metrics out of it (since it supports SNMP) but never got around to actually hooking up Cacti to it. And I missed some of the real-time metrics built into Tomato…

However, I still wanted to get some metrics into Cacti so I resorted to writing a few more scripts to do in manually (since Tomato does not have SNMP support). Now I get the best of both worlds! I’m only trending network, CPU and memory so it’s not like it’s I’ve invented anti-gravity or anything… But I’m happy with it!

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