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Cacti 0.8 Beginner's Guide

You're reading from   Cacti 0.8 Beginner's Guide Learn Cacti and design a robust Network Operations Center

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2011
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849513920
Length 348 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Thomas Urban Thomas Urban
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Cacti 0.8Beginner's Guide
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
1. Installing Cacti FREE CHAPTER 2. Using Graphs to Monitor Networks and Devices 3. Creating and Using Templates 4. User Management 5. Data Management 6. Cacti Maintenance 7. Network and Server Monitoring 8. Plugin Architecture 9. Plugins 10. Threshold Monitoring with Thold 11. Enterprise Reporting 12. Cacti Automation for NOC Mobile Access / Administration Online Resources Further Information Pop Quiz Answers
Index

Summary


You should now be able to create automated backups of your Cacti installation as well as do some basic maintenance work.

Specifically, you've covered:

  • Creating an automated database and file backup—how to create a full Cacti database backup together with all-important Cacti data files

  • Restoring from a backup—how to restore a database backup and restoring single or all Cacti files

  • Managing the Cacti log file—how to include the Cacti log file in logrotate's configuration

  • Basic Cacti file maintenance—how to check for orphaned RRD files

  • Using Cacti repair utilities—how to use the Cacti CLI scripts for repairing templates and the database

You should now be able to perform some basic Cacti maintenance tasks. In the next chapter, you're going to learn how to retrieve performance data from network devices and servers using various methods. You're going to configure Windows servers and VMWare ESX systems so you can monitor the performance of these within your Cacti installation. You're also going...

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