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I am using routers2.cgi in the open innovations bundle. When I implement the mrtg-ping-probe configuration offered by Steve on another bulletin board I had to edit it as shown below in order to get it to work. I do get responses for max high, avg high and cur high but the lows are not captured. When I run the perl command from a dos prompt it does return two numbers, would this be the high and low?
When I add in the rest of the configuration -p '1000*max/1000*min'-s the ping probe stops responding. Any suggestions?
Target[10.216.0.1-ping]: `c:\perl\bin\perl c:\mrtg\mrtg-ping-probe 10.216.0.1`
PageTop[10.216.0.1-ping]: host1
Title[10.216.0.1-ping]: Ping Route to host1
Maxbytes[10.216.0.1-ping]: 5000000
AbsMax[10.216.0.1-ping]: 10000000
Options[10.216.0.1-ping]: gauge
YLegend[10.216.0.1-ping]: microseconds
ShortLegend[10.216.0.1-ping]: us
LegendO[10.216.0.1-ping]: Low:
LegendI[10.216.0.1-ping]: High:
Legend1[10.216.0.1-ping]: Ping response time range
Legend2[10.216.0.1-ping]: Ping response time range
Legend4[10.216.0.1-ping]: Peak low response RTT
Legend3[10.216.0.1-ping]: Peak high response RTT
routers.cgi*WithPeak[10.216.0.1-ping]: none
routers.cgi*Options[10.216.0.1-ping]: nomax, nopercent, nototal, fixunit, scaled
routers.cgi*InOut[10.216.0.1-ping]: no
routers.cgi*InCompact[10.216.0.1-ping]: no
routers.cgi*Mode[10.216.0.1-ping]: range
routers.cgi*Icon[10.216.0.1-ping]: clock-sm.gif
routers.cgi*ShortName[10.216.0.1-ping]: Response
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