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RRDtool Version
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There are four methods for determining a User's Graph Permissions. The first is 'Permissive'. Under the 'Permissive' setting, a User only needs access to either the Graph, Device or Graph Template to gain access to the Graphs that apply to them. Under 'Restrictive', the User must have access to the Graph, the Device, and the Graph Template to gain access to the Graph. These first two methods have scalability problems for very large installs. So, two additional options are available. They are 'Device Based', which means if you have access to the Device, you get access to it's Graphs. And lastly 'Graph Template Based', which means if you have access to the 'Graph Template' you get access to all Device Graphs of that Template.
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Simple
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For use with Cacti's External Link Support. Using this setting, you can hide the Cacti Dashboard, so you can display just your own page.
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Certain Cacti plugins require the use of unsafe JavaScript eval() calls. If you select this option, they will be allowed in Cacti.
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The default Graph Height to be used for all new Graph Templates.
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%s Thread
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%s Threads
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If Cacti can not determine the interface speed due to either ifSpeed or ifHighSpeed not being set or being zero, what maximum value do you wish on the resulting RRDfiles.
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100 Mbps Ethernet
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1 Gbps Ethernet
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10 Gbps Ethernet
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25 Gbps Ethernet
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40 Gbps Ethernet
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56 Gbps Ethernet
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100 Gbps Ethernet
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Auth Passphrase (v3)
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Privacy Passphrase (v3)
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Default Availability/Reachability for all new Devices. The method Cacti will use to determine if a Device is available for polling. <br><i>NOTE: It is recommended that, at a minimum, SNMP always be selected.</i>
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Default Ping type for all new Devices.</i>
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