Question http graphics 🔗 link

Hi 
if any way to graphic the connection established to port 80 for example
in tab http???  
Thanks
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Maynard J. Suarez M.
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I'm definitely confused.  Can you take a screenshot and point out what
you're talking about?

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On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 2:29 PM, Maynard Suarez <

user-bdfad2ae5e83@xymon.invalid> wrote:

Den 22-02-2011 20:29, Maynard Suarez skrev:

If you mean "can I get a graph of the number of connections to my webserver's port 80", then yes - that is possible.

Assuming you have a Xymon client installed on the webserver, add this to your analysis.cfg (in older versions: hobbit-clients.cfg) file:

HOST=webserver
   PORT LOCAL=%[\.:]80 STATE=ESTABLISHED min=0 TRACK=http TEXT=web

This counts the number of lines in your servers' "netstat" output that has a connection to port 80 in the ESTABLISHED state, and tracks it in a graph. The graph will be available on the "trends" page.

This configuration was actually cut-and-pasted from the www.xymon.com website. You can see the resulting graph at

http://www.xymon.com/xymon-cgi/svcstatus.sh?HOST=jorn.hswn.dk&SERVICE=trends

(scroll down to the graph labeled "jorn.hswn.dk Network port counts").


Regards,
Henrik

On Tuesday, 22 February 2011 21:29:52 Maynard Suarez wrote:

man hobbit-clients.cfg, see the track option for the PROC "thresholds". If you 
don't come right, I can provide an example (but, I did, this week, in the 
"Making a custom graph" thread).

Regards,
Buchan