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This script option will search for any Data Input Methods that are currently banned and provide details as to why.
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This script option un-ban the Data Input Methods that are currently banned.
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This script option will re-enable any disabled Data Sources.
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It is strongly suggested that you update your config.php to enable this feature by uncommenting the <b>$input_whitelist</b> variable and then running the three CLI script options above after the web based install has completed.
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Check the Checkbox below to acknowledge that you have read and understand this security concern
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I have read this statement
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Default Profile
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Please select the default Data Source Profile to be used for polling sources. This is the maximum amount of time between scanning devices for information so the lower the polling interval, the more work is placed on the Cacti Server host. Also, select the intended, or configured Cron interval that you wish to use for Data Collection.
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Cron Interval
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Default Automation Network
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Cacti can automatically scan the network once installation has completed. This will utilise the network range below to work out the range of IPs that can be scanned. A predefined set of options are defined for scanning which include using both 'public' and 'private' communities.
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If your devices require a different set of options to be used first, you may define them below and they will be utilized before the defaults
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All options may be adjusted post installation
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Default Options
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Scan Mode
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Network Range
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Additional Defaults
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Additional SNMP Options
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Error Locating Profiles
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The installation cannot continue because no profiles could be found.
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