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The Graph Rule has been added to the Device Rule
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The Tree Rule has been added to the Device Rule
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The Tree Rule has been removed from the Device Automation Rule
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Represents the final desired Device description to be used in Cacti. The following replacement values can be used: |sysName|, |ipAddress|, |dnsName|, |dnsShortName|, |sysLocation|. The following functions can also be used: CONCAT(), SUBSTRING(), SUBSTRING_INDEX(). See the MySQL/MariaDB documentation for examples on how to use these functions. An example would be: CONCAT('|sysName|', SUBSTRING('|sysLocation|',1,3)). Take care to include quoting around the variables names when used in the supported MySQL/MariaDB function examples.
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Populate Location with sysLocation
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Highlights
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The Data Query ID [%s] that you are trying to Edit does not exist. Please run the repair_database.php CLI script to resolve this database issue.
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Changing the Heartbeat from this page, does not change the Heartbeat for your existing Data Sources. Use RRDtool's 'tune' function to make that change to your existing RRDfiles heartbeats, or run the CLI utility update_heartbeat.php to correct.<br>
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[ In state since '%s', Uptime since '%s' ]
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The Availability/Reachability method used to communicate with the device. In some cases, the Availability/Reachability method will be 'none', which is not uncommon for some devices
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The Main Data Collector has gone to an Offline or Recovering Status
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Current Data Source Item: Least Squares Line Correlation Coefficient
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Access Points, Controllers
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ILO, IPMI, iDrac, etc.
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Power Related PDUs/STS, etc.
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Date/time the device was added
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Replace Data Query Suggested Value Patterns
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Replace Data Source and Graph Template Suggested Value Records for Data Queries. Graphs and Data Sources will take on new names after either a Data Query Reindex or by using the forced Replace Suggested Values process.
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The path to the FPing binary file which provides for a more precise ping command.
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What level of expansion do you want on the log file? Increase expansion can slow search results
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