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The method by which you wish to resolve hostnames.
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Use Local Server
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Use DNS Servers under Mail/Reporting/DNS
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Don't Resolve DNS
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Local Domain Name
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For IPv4 addresses on the local network that do not resolve locally, append this suffix to the resultant ip address.
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Local IP Range
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Provide the IPv4 ip address range for your local network for hosts that may not be registered in DNS. These hosts will be mapped to the Local Domain Name above. This more for home users. You can use either CIDR or non-CIDR formats. For examle: 192.168.11.0 or 192.168.11.0/24
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Use CIDR or Non-CIDR
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Use Arin to Find Unregistered Domains and AS Numbers
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Many Big Tech data collection services like to mask their ownership of domains to obfuscate the fact that they are collecting your personal information. If you are concerned with this and your Cacti install has access to the Internet, you can use Arin to remove the mask from those Big Tech companies.
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Data Retention Policy
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The amount of time Cacti will maintain the partitioned Flow tables.
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%d Week
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%d Weeks
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%d Month
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%d Months
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%d Year
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Database Partitioning Scheme
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Depending on the number of flows per minute, you may require more tables per day.
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