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Email body for reset password message
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This is the message that will be sent when a user requests a password reset. Max 1024 characters. HTML is allowed. There are several common replacement tags that may be used in include <CACTIURL> <USERNAME> <PASSWORD>
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User's password has been reset. <br>Server: <a href="<CACTIURL>"><CACTIURL></a><br>Username: <USERNAME><br>To set a new password, use <a href="<PWDRESETLINK>">the following link</a><br><br>
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Reset link validity
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How long the resetlink is valid in minutes
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For either core Cacti Services or Plugins that require internet access, enter the proxy server and port here in the following format IP:PORT. For example 192.168.1.1:8080.
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Internet Proxy User
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If your Internet Proxy requires a username, enter it here.
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Internet Proxy Password
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If your Internet Proxy requires a password, enter it here.
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If set, Boost will log debug information directly to the Boost log file. Please note, enabling can cause a high I/O rate on the local file system.
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Data Source Statistics can use a legacy method where it will determine peak and average values, or an advanced mode which will calculated several additional statistical values in addition to peak and average. Using All Statistical Metrics can place additional CPU and IO load on the system.
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Peak/Average Only
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Calculate Peaks Stats in Addition to Average Stats
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This option will double the data collection time. If will use the MAX consolidation function and calculate statistics from the max values in each of the respective time ranges.
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Save Historical Data in Database Tables
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Check this setting in order to keep a table for each day, week, month, and year data. The times that these tables will be created will be based upon the following formula: Daily - One partition per day, Weekly - One Partition per Week, Monthly - One partition per Month, Yearly - One Partition per Year. All tables will have the following suffixes by type Daily: YYYYDDD, Weekly: YYYYWW, Monthly: YYYYMM, and Yearly: YYYY suffixes.
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The number of Days, Weeks, Months, or Years to keep daily statistics.
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The number of Days, Weeks, Months, or Years to keep weekly statistics.
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Monthly Partition Retention
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