Hi,

It's sort of fiddly to do this, but you can do it with the graph API, if you have the patience to build the URL.

For an aggregate graph with multiple ports you need to use the multi-port_bits graph type, and set the id to be a comma-separated list of port_ids, for example:

http://demo.observium.org/graphs/type=multi-port_bits/to=1602061918/id=169,1...

http://demo.observium.org/graph.php?type=multi-port_bits&to=1602061918&a... 169,1158=&from=1601975518&height=300&width=1152

from & to are unix timestamps, or you can use "at-style" syntax, like from=-1day to=now

You can get the port IDs from the port's page URL :

http://demo.observium.org/device/device=21/tab=port/port=169/

You can automate downloading it by disabling authentication for the system that'll be doing the downloading by IP address using config options, for example:

$config['allow_unauth_graphs_cidr'] = array('192.168.0.0/24');

adam.

-----Original Message----- From: observium observium-bounces@observium.org On Behalf Of José Manuel Giner via observium Sent: 07 October 2020 10:08 To: observium@observium.org Cc: José Manuel Giner jm@ginernet.com Subject: [Observium] Aggregated graphs howto?

Hello

we've just installed Observium Premium.

it's possible to create aggregated graphs? We want to put in the same graph different network ports.

and can make the graph public? or can we automate to download the graph image?

Thanks!

-- José Manuel Giner https://ginernet.com

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