Hi Fredrik, you can do this by creating a portgroup Here is mine that match all servers with a hostname that contains dathost with interfaces called either eth0 or em1 when you have all the ports you are interested in the same group you can then have Observium draw an aggregate graph of all the selected ports. Hope this helps! [image: Infogad bild 1]

2016-07-08 15:02 GMT+02:00 Fredrik Winäs Fredrik.Winas@cgit.se:

Hi

The Graph that is on the Overview page with all ports combined, can I do my own?

I have dualhomed servers (vmware hosts) and I would like to have a graph with all switch ports that is used.

Most of those servers are connected to more than one switch .

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You can do this by making a group with all of the required ports included.

adam. On 08/07/2016 14:02:50, Fredrik Winäs fredrik.winas@cgit.se wrote: Hi   The Graph that is on the Overview page with all ports combined, can I do my own?   I have dualhomed servers (vmware hosts) and I would like to have a graph with all switch ports that is used. Most of those servers are connected to more than one switch .     Med Vänlig Hälsning   Fredrik Winäs  tel +46 31 762 02 43 fredrik.winas@cgit.se [mailto:fredrik.winas@cgit.se]   www.cgit.se [http://www.cgit.se/] CGit AB   Taljegårdsgatan 11C SE-431 53 Mölndal