This PHP script called MRTG RRDtool Total Statistics utilizes MRTG and RRDtool to provide a summary of monthly and yearly traffic statistics.
MRTG RRDtool Total Statistics is a powerful PHP script that enables users to easily monitor traffic on any device by using MRTG and RRDtool to track traffic on a monthly and yearly basis. With MRTS, users can gain access to traffic-graphs and real-time statistics, displaying how much traffic has been generated over the current or past months and years.
MRTS, which stands for "MRTG RRDtool Total Statistics," was developed by Thor Dreier, and is a user-friendly and efficient tool for monitoring traffic. Instead of listing words or technical jargon, MRTS demonstrates its capabilities through various examples.
To get started with MRTS, the first step is to ensure that the necessary packages are installed. If you're unsure, you can use the 'ls /var/db/pkg' or 'pkg_info' commands to get a list of packages that have already been installed using the FreeBSD ports. If you're not familiar with the FreeBSD ports, then you'll need to read up on some basic information before continuing.
After checking your installed packages, you'll need to install the packages you still require. Net-SNMP, MRTG, and RRDtool are among the required packages, and can be installed by navigating to their respective port directories and running 'make && make install && make clean' commands. The port-install-mechanism will automatically check if you have required libraries such as zlib, libpng, and GD, and will install them if necessary.
It may take some time to install all corresponding ports, but once completed, users can take advantage of the full power of MRTS, which offers detailed traffic-tracking and monitoring capabilities that are quick and easy to access.
MRTS, which stands for "MRTG RRDtool Total Statistics," was developed by Thor Dreier, and is a user-friendly and efficient tool for monitoring traffic. Instead of listing words or technical jargon, MRTS demonstrates its capabilities through various examples.
To get started with MRTS, the first step is to ensure that the necessary packages are installed. If you're unsure, you can use the 'ls /var/db/pkg' or 'pkg_info' commands to get a list of packages that have already been installed using the FreeBSD ports. If you're not familiar with the FreeBSD ports, then you'll need to read up on some basic information before continuing.
After checking your installed packages, you'll need to install the packages you still require. Net-SNMP, MRTG, and RRDtool are among the required packages, and can be installed by navigating to their respective port directories and running 'make && make install && make clean' commands. The port-install-mechanism will automatically check if you have required libraries such as zlib, libpng, and GD, and will install them if necessary.
It may take some time to install all corresponding ports, but once completed, users can take advantage of the full power of MRTS, which offers detailed traffic-tracking and monitoring capabilities that are quick and easy to access.
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