Adding your first host. This also shows creating graphs and a tree structure. Click below for video tutorial!
Cacti Tutorial – Add a Host
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10 responses to “Cacti Tutorial – Add a Host”
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Excelente o tutorial de vocês, parabéns pela qualidade.
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Breno,
Thanks for the comment. I’m glad it was helpful. If there are any other tutorials you would like to see, let me know.
Obrigado pelo comentário. Estou contente por ter sido útil. Se existirem outros tutoriais que você gostaria de ver, me avise.
Greg
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Great tutorial I just did a post on the same thing today, Great site we are doing a lot of the same kind of things, cacti, Nagio,. etc I am gonna keep an eye on your site. I am curious what you are using to make the videos it looks like camtasia.
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The Squad :Great tutorial I just did a post on the same thing today, Great site we are doing a lot of the same kind of things, cacti, Nagio,. etc I am gonna keep an eye on your site. I am curious what you are using to make the videos it looks like camtasia.
ThanksSup squad. You have some good, concise articles…:) I use camtasia for my classes, but for my tutorials I use wink from debug mode. It is 100% free and is VERY feature rich.
BTW, I’m glad you like the site…now I have 3 fans…including my mom and grandma…hehe
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awesome tutorial for an awesome application, but please take a look at the sizing of the website, the tutorial looks abit squashed in my browser
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Very nicely done tutorial! Couldn’t have made it easier on me
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@Gary
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What version of cacti are you using. I (cacti-0.8.7f-1.el5 – redhat) don’t have all the tabs you do. Also I am having some issues with my cacti graphing for hosts. It is a new install.
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@Mitch
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This is a great tutorial. However, CactiEZ version 0.7 was released in October 2012 and it includes Cacti v0.8.8a, which has a different UI layout. I’m going to try and reproduce this video process using Wink and CactiEZ version 0.7. It’ll force me to learn Wink for future documentation.
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