// Device status settings

// Show the status messages you want

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['max']['interval'] = 24;     // Maximal interval for which to display devices status (in hours)

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['max']['count'] = 200;

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['uptime']    = true;

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['devices']   = true;         // Show the down devices

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['ports']     = true;         // Show the down ports

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['links']     = true;         // Show the down inter-device links (with CDP/LLDP linked devices)

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['errors']    = true;         // Show the ports with interface errors/

$config['frontpage']['device_status']['services']  = true;

// Custom traffic graphs

$config['frontpage']['custom_traffic']['ids']      = "3697";           // COMMA SEPARATED PORT ID FOR EXAMPLE: "1,2,3,4,5"

$config['frontpage']['custom_traffic']['title']    = "Traffic";           // Your own title for the custom traffic graphs

// Custom mini graphs

$config['frontpage']['minigraphs']['ids']          = "51,device_processor,CPU";           // Comma and semicolon separated array list, first the device id or graph id followed by the image type and the text header you want (example: "2,$

$config['frontpage']['minigraphs']['legend']       = false;        // Enable/Disable the legend on custom mini graph view

$config['frontpage']['minigraphs']['title']        = "Mini Graphs Overview";

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Based on that config I would expect graphs for 4 ports, showing 24 hour time periods on each, and a mini graph underneath showing CPU usage on that device (its a fortinet firewall)

Instead I see this:

Traffic graphs for one port, three timescales and no CPU.

What did I do wrong?

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