Cacti installs spine to obtain monitoring data every minute

Cacti installs spine to obtain monitoring data every minute

Cacti installs spine to obtain monitoring data every minute (5 minutes by default)

Server Configuration

# Install the dependency package yum-y install mysql-devel net-snmp-devel openssl-devel help2man gcc make wget # download, unzip, configure, compile, install, and generate the configuration file wget http://www.cacti.net/downloads/spine/cacti-spine-0.8.8g.tar.gz- p/tmp/tar xzf/tmp/cacti-0.8.8g.tar.gz-C/tmp/cd/tmp/cacti-0.8.8g /. /configuremake & make installcp/usr/local/spine/etc/spine. conf. dist/usr/local/spine/etc/spine. conf # The default username and password of cacti in the MySQL service are both cactiuser. If you have modified it, you need to modify/ Usr/local/spine/etc/spine. conf file. # Log on to the database and run the following SQL statement. USE 'cacti'; UPDATE 'data _ template_data 'set' rrd _ step' = 60; UPDATE 'data _ template_rrd 'set' rrd _ heartbeat '= 120; UPDATE 'poller _ item' SET 'rrd _ step' = 60; # modify the scheduled task and change the task that is originally polling once every 5 minutes to polling once every 1 minute.

Browser configuration

Open the cacti homepage and configure as prompted (do not forget "Save" after each step "):

After completing the settings, follow these steps.

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