MRTG or similar

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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I have lots of clients on my MT and is there any way to make a graph of usage like mrtg ?

I have simple queues on my MT, all my clients have static ip, i need to make a graph of everyone usage.

Is this possible?

2

See PRTG o Nagios

But mrtg is good

Maximiliano

3

Second the PRTG at least for Windows…

4

Cacti is also good, and easy to use once you get the hang of it.

5

I second the cacti. We’ve just implemented Whats UP professional by IPSwitch, works great and is a turn key solution. The only con is it costs more $$$..

6

yes i used cacti once, but i want to know if its possible to get the statics (traffic) from a single queue (user queue) so i can make SINGLE USER GRAPHS not the total MT usage.

I need individual ip graphs. is it possible?

7

Yes definately.

/queue simple pr oid

That will give you the OID’s for each simple queue, or you can setup the graphing directly on the mikrotik. Check the manual on graphing.

8

I came across this thread and this is the same question I wanted to ask.

I need individual ip graphs. is it possible?

SCENARIO:
Someone on this network is using too much bandwidth.

One of our clients has a MT running on a server in a remote location.
They have about 4 internal class C’s attached to ether2.
192.168.1.0/24
192.168.2.0/24
192.168.3.0/24
192.168.4.0/24

Is it possible to graph each IP without setting up a queue for each one ?
If it is, can you sort them by usage, top user ?

In any other case I would use traffic flow and dump it into netflow, but I don’t have a netflow collector out there and dread the thought of pushing netflow data across this link.

Is there any other way I can do this and present the data to the client in an easily readable format ?

Thanks in advance.

9

maybe you should use traffic flow for this:
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.9/ip/traffic-flow

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That’s what I normally do, but in this case I don’t want deploy a netflow collector at this location.