The code is all there still, so if you really promise not to ask me why your maps all stopped working after you press the button, you can re-enable it. Choose 'Add' and pick one of your configuration files from the list. To start using the plugin, you should follow the installation notes through first. Generates availability reports for devices or clusters of devices. It should appear in the 'Weathermaps' list now, and you can see whether it will be updated on the next poller run 'active' , and who will be able to see it. Support For Cacti users, the best place for a quick question or howto is the Weathermap board on the Cacti forums. You can find out more in the Targets Reference. 
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Network-WeatherMap with LibreNMS
Data is collected via plugins. Weathermap is an open source network visualisation tool, to take data you already have and show you an overview of your network activity in map form.
To start using the plugin, you should follow the installation notes through first. This also collects data into the Cacti database, and has it's plugij benefits if you want to produce periodic summary maps. Please see the plugin author if you require these plugins to be updated to Cacti 1. Could be a message to warm other cacti users or advertise for something.
The default is 'Automatic', which takes the 5 minutes that the data is valid for a poller cycleand divides it evenly between the available maps - if you had 5 maps, they would each get 1 minute onscreen before the page reloaded with new updated maps.
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Some scripts for configuration download and upload are delivered. At this stage, you should probably wait five minutes a poller cyclereload the Weathermap tab, and make sure your map was created. You can find out more in the Targets Reference.
Settings on the left side menu. This causes some permissions problems that you need to understand in order to use it. Choose 'Add' and pick one of your configuration files from the list.
To learn how to create a plugin, read Plugin Development. Map Rendering Interval is intended for advanced users only. Views Article Discussion Show pagesource Old revisions.
There is support in the Weathermap plugin to directly access data from the poller instead of rrd files. To learn how to migrate a legacy plugin to the Cacti 1. Additionally, there are some other datasource plugins that can access more information from Cacti: Weathermap has quite a lot of logging. To use this, you need to edit it, and change the path in the top of the file to point to your Cacti root directory. This is to save you adding new users to a list when you want to have a 'global' map available to all users.
Support For Cacti users, the best place for a quick question weathrrmap howto is the Weathermap board on the Cacti forums.
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Since this is what it's really all about - presenting your users with nice maps! Here is version 0. If you already have your map configuration files, you should now copy those into the 'configs' directory, inside the weathermap directory, so that the plugin can find them.
The final feature of the Management page is that you can change the order in which the maps weatthermap shown, by clicking the Sort Order arrows to move them up or down. If you would like to attempt to upgrade these plugins to Cacti 1. First, you can control who will see the Weathermap tab and the 'Weathermaps' management link in the usual Cacti way: If you have a problem, then check your cacti.
This makes it easier to track those issues, and whether they are resolved. With TheWitness' Boost plugin installed in Cacti, the rrd files are no longer updated every poller cycle. Most normal errors will appear in here with Cacti's logging level set to LOW. Once your maps are in the configs directory, choose the 'Weathermaps' link from the left side menu of the Console page in Cacti.
For questions, please refer to the Forums instead.
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