en	Developers working on Cacti, its Architecture, Documentation and Future Releases.

en	Honorable Mentions

en	Contributors to Docuemntation, QA, Packaging, the Forums and our YouTube page.

en	Emeritus Members

en	Members of the original Cacti Group that have since moved on in their careers. We continue to wish them the best.

en	There are problems with the Change Password page. Contact your Cacti administrator right away.

en	Unable to determine user Login Realm or Domain. Please contact your System Administrator.

en	User was Authenticated, but the Template Account is disabled. Using Guest Account

en	Password

en	Realm

en	Keep me signed in

en	Run All

en	Run checks on currently filtered Data Sources and preserve other results

en	Name Format:

en	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.

en	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>

en	Enter a valid number of Rows to obtain the RRA size.

en	This filter will limit the Data Sources visible in the Data Source dropdown.

en	Error Parsing Data Query Resource XML file for Data Query '%s' with id of '%s'

en	Error Parsing Data Query Resource XML file for Data Query '%s' with id '%s'. Field Name '%s' missing a 'direction' attribute

en	Error Parsing Data Query Resource XML file for Data Query '%s' with id '%s'

en	The index is disabled due to the Data Query having no associated Graph Templates.

en	Error in Data Query. This could be due to the following: File Permissions, or a missing or improperly formatted Data Query XML file.

en	WARNING: Cacti Page:%s for User:%s Generated a Fatal Error %d!

en	The Document page '%s' count not be reached. The Cacti Documentation site is not reachable. The http error was '%s'. Consider downloading an official release to obtain the latest documentation and hosting the documentation locally.

en	Cacti GitHub Site

en	Open a ticket at

en	The Help File %s was not located on the Cacti Documentation Website.

en	The Document page '%s' count not be reached locally.

en	Unable to add some Devices to Report '%s'

en	View Poller Cache

en	Click 'Continue' to Synchronize Devices associated with the selected Device Template(s). Note that this action may take some time depending on the number of Devices mapped to the Device Template.

en	Sync Devices to Device Template(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Graph Template will be disassociated from the Device Template.

en	Graph Template Name: %s

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Data Queries will be disassociated from the Device Template.

en	Data Query Name: %s

en	Device Templates [edit: %s]

en	Device Templates [new]

en	Default Submit Button

en	Add Graph Template to Device Template

en	Add Data Query to Device Template

en	Delete Item from Device Template

en	Device Templates

en	Class

en	Has Devices

en	Device Template Name

en	The name of this Device Template.

en	The Class of this Device Template. The Class Name should be representative of it's function.

en	The internal database ID for this Device Template. Useful when performing automation or debugging.

en	Device Templates in use cannot be Deleted. In use is defined as being referenced by a Device.

en	Devices Using

en	The number of Devices using this Device Template.

en	Unassigned

en	No Device Templates Found

en	Not Logged In

en	You must be logged in to access this area of Cacti.

en	FATAL: You must be logged in to access this area of Cacti.

en	Login Again

en	Permission Denied

en	If you feel that this is an error. Please contact your Cacti Administrator.

en	You are not permitted to access this section of Cacti.

en	Installation In Progress

en	Only Cacti Administrators with Install/Upgrade privilege may login at this time

en	There is an Installation or Upgrade in progress.

en	The Main Data Collector has returned to an Online Status

en	The Main Data Collector has gone to an Offline or Recovering Status

en	Save Successful.

en	Save Failed.

en	Save Failed due to field input errors (Check red fields).

en	Passwords do not match, please retype.

en	You must select at least one field.

en	You must have built in user authentication turned on to use this feature.

en	XML parse error.

en	The directory highlighted does not exist. Please enter a valid directory.

en	The Cacti log file must have the extension '.log'

en	Data Input for method does not appear to be whitelisted.

en	Data Source does not exist.

en	Username already in use.

en	The SNMP v3 Privacy Passphrases do not match

en	The SNMP v3 Authentication Passphrases do not match

en	XML: Cacti version does not exist.

en	XML: Hash version does not exist.

en	XML: Generated with a newer version of Cacti.

en	XML: Cannot locate type code.

en	Username already exists.

en	Username change not permitted for designated template or guest user.

en	User delete not permitted for designated template or guest user.

en	User delete not permitted for designated graph export user.

en	Data Template includes deleted Data Source Profile. Please resave the Data Template with an existing Data Source Profile.

en	Graph Template includes deleted GPrint Prefix. Please run database repair script to identify and/or correct.

en	Graph Template includes deleted CDEFs. Please run database repair script to identify and/or correct.

en	Graph Template includes deleted Data Input Method. Please run database repair script to identify.

en	Data Template not found during Export. Please run database repair script to identify.

en	Device Template not found during Export. Please run database repair script to identify.

en	Data Query not found during Export. Please run database repair script to identify.

en	Graph Template not found during Export. Please run database repair script to identify.

en	Graph not found. Either it has been deleted or your database needs repair.

en	SNMPv3 Auth Passphrases must be 8 characters or greater.

en	Some Graphs not updated. Unable to change device for Data Query based Graphs.

en	Unable to change device for Data Query based Graphs.

en	Some settings not saved. Check messages below. Check red fields for errors.

en	The file highlighted does not exist. Please enter a valid file name.

en	All User Settings have been returned to their default values.

en	Suggested Field Name was not entered. Please enter a field name and try again.

en	Suggested Value was not entered. Please enter a suggested value and try again.

en	You must select at least one object from the list.

en	Device Template updated. Remember to Sync Devices to push all changes to Devices that use this Device Template.

en	Save Successful. Settings replicated to Remote Data Collectors.

en	Save Failed. Minimum Values must be less than Maximum Value.

en	Unable to change password. User account not found.

en	Data Input Saved. You must update the Data Templates referencing this Data Input Method before creating Graphs or Data Sources.

en	Data Input Saved. You must update the Data Templates referencing this Data Input Method before the Data Collectors will start using any new or modified Data Input - Input Fields.

en	Data Input Field Saved. You must update the Data Templates referencing this Data Input Method before creating Graphs or Data Sources.

en	Data Input Field Saved. You must update the Data Templates referencing this Data Input Method before the Data Collectors will start using any new or modified Data Input - Input Fields.

en	Log file specified is not a Cacti log or archive file.

en	Log file specified was Cacti archive file and was removed.

en	Cacti log purged successfully

en	If you force a password change, you must also allow the user to change their password.

en	You are not allowed to change your password.

en	Unable to determine size of password field, please check permissions of db user

en	Unable to increase size of password field, pleas check permission of db user

en	LDAP/AD based password change not supported.

en	Password successfully changed.

en	Unable to clear log, no write permissions

en	Unable to clear log, file does not exist

en	CSRF Timeout, refreshing page.

en	CSRF Timeout occurred due to inactivity, page refreshed.

en	Invalid timestamp. Select timestamp in the future.

en	Data Collector(s) synchronized for offline operation

en	Data Collector(s) not found when attempting synchronization

en	Unable to establish MySQL connection with Remote Data Collector.

en	Data Collector synchronization must be initiated from the main Cacti server.

en	Synchronization does not include the Central Cacti Database server.

en	When saving a Remote Data Collector, the Database Hostname must be unique from all others.

en	Your Remote Database Hostname must be something other than 'localhost' for each Remote Data Collector.

en	Path variables on this page were only saved locally.

en	Report Saved

en	Report Save Failed

en	Report Item Saved

en	Report Item Save Failed

en	Graph was not found attempting to Add to Report

en	Unable to Add Graphs. Current user is not owner

en	Unable to Add all Graphs. See error message for details.

en	You must select at least one Graph to add to a Report.

en	All Graphs have been added to the Report. Duplicate Graphs with the same Timespan were skipped.

en	Poller Resource Cache cleared. Main Data Collector will rebuild at the next poller start, and Remote Data Collectors will sync afterwards.

en	Permission Denied. You do not have permission to the requested action.

en	Page is not defined. Therefore, it can not be displayed.

en	Unexpected error occurred

en	Function

en	Special Data Source

en	Custom String

en	Current Graph Item Data Source

en	Script/Command

en	Script Server

en	Index Count

en	Verify All

en	All Re-Indexing will be manual or managed through scripts or Device Automation.

en	When the Devices SNMP uptime goes backward, a Re-Index will be performed.

en	When the Data Query index count changes, a Re-Index will be performed.

en	Every polling cycle, a Re-Index will be performed. Very expensive.

en	SNMP Field Name (Dropdown)

en	SNMP Field Value (From User)

en	SNMP Output Type (Dropdown)

en	Normal

en	Light

en	Mono

en	North

en	South

en	West

en	East

en	Left

en	Right

en	Justified

en	Center

en	Top -> Down

en	Bottom -> Up

en	Numeric

en	Timestamp

en	Duration

en	Not In Use

en	Version %d

en	[None]

en	MD5

en	SHA

en	SHA-224

en	SHA-256

en	SHA-392

en	SHA-512

en	DES

en	AES

en	AES-128

en	AES-192

en	AES-192-C

en	AES-256

en	AES-256-C

en	Logfile Only

en	Logfile and Syslog/Eventlog

en	Syslog/Eventlog Only

en	ICMP Ping

en	TCP Ping

en	UDP Ping

en	NONE - Syslog Only if Selected

en	LOW - Statistics and Errors

en	MEDIUM - Statistics, Errors and Results

en	HIGH - Statistics, Errors, Results and Major I/O Events

en	DEBUG - Statistics, Errors, Results, I/O and Program Flow

en	DEVEL - Developer DEBUG Level

en	Selected Poller Interval

en	Every %d Seconds

en	Every Minute

en	Every %d Minutes

en	Every %d Day

en	Disabled/Manual

en	Builtin Authentication

en	Web Basic Authentication

en	LDAP Authentication

en	Multiple LDAP/AD Domains

en	Active Directory

en	LDAPS

en	LDAP + TLS

en	Hard

en	Demand

en	Allow

en	Try

en	No Searching

en	Anonymous Searching

en	Specific Searching

en	Enabled (strict mode)

en	Operator

en	Another CDEF

en	Inherit Parent Sorting

en	Manual Ordering (No Sorting)

en	Alphabetic Ordering

en	Natural Ordering

en	Numeric Ordering

en	Data Query Index

en	Current Graph Item Polling Interval

en	All Data Sources (Do not Include Duplicates)

en	All Data Sources (Include Duplicates)

en	All Similar Data Sources (Do not Include Duplicates)

en	All Similar Data Sources (Do not Include Duplicates) Polling Interval

en	All Similar Data Sources (Include Duplicates)

en	Current Data Source Item: Minimum Value

en	Current Data Source Item: Maximum Value

en	Graph: Lower Limit

en	Graph: Upper Limit

en	Count of All Data Sources (Do not Include Duplicates)

en	Count of All Data Sources (Include Duplicates)

en	Count of All Similar Data Sources (Do not Include Duplicates)

en	Count of All Similar Data Sources (Include Duplicates)

en	Access Points, Controllers

en	Facilities Related

en	HPC/Grid Computing

en	Hypervisor Related

en	ILO, IPMI, iDrac, etc.

en	Licensing Related

en	Linux Related

en	Load Balancer

en	NAS/SAN Related

en	Power Related PDUs/STS, etc.

en	Storage Related

en	Web Server Related

en	Windows Related

en	UPS Related

en	%d Lines

en	Console Access

en	Realtime Graphs

en	Update Profile

en	Users/Groups

en	Settings/Utilities

en	Installation/Upgrades

en	Sites/Devices/Data

en	Spike Handling

en	Log Administration

en	Log Viewing

en	Reports Administration

en	Reports Creation

en	Show Graph Action Icons

en	Show User Help Links

en	Plugin Administration

en	Normal User

en	Template Editor

en	General Administration

en	System Administration

en	CDEF Item

en	GPRINT Preset

en	Data Input Field

en	Data Source Profile

en	Data Template Item

en	Graph Template Item

en	Graph Template Input

en	VDEF Item

en	Last Half Hour

en	Last Hour

en	Last %d Hours

en	Last Day

en	Last %d Days

en	Last Week

en	Last %d Weeks

en	Last Month

en	Last %d Months

en	Last Year

en	Last %d Years

en	Day Shift

en	This Day

en	This Week

en	This Month

en	This Year

en	Previous Day

en	Previous Week

en	Previous Month

en	Previous Year

en	%d Min

en	Month Number, Day, Year

en	Month Name, Day, Year

en	Day, Month Number, Year

en	Day, Month Name, Year

en	Year, Month Number, Day

en	Year, Month Name, Day

en	After Boost

en	%d MBytes

en	1 GByte

en	%s GBytes

en	%d GBytes

en	2,000 Data Source Items

en	5,000 Data Source Items

en	10,000 Data Source Items

en	15,000 Data Source Items

en	25,000 Data Source Items

en	50,000 Data Source Items (Default)

en	100,000 Data Source Items

en	200,000 Data Source Items

en	400,000 Data Source Items

en	2 Hours

en	4 Hours

en	6 Hours

en	%s Hours

en	%d GByte

en	Unlimited

en	%s Minutes

en	1 Megabyte

en	%d Megabytes

en	Send Now

en	Take Ownership

en	Inline PNG Image

en	Inline JPEG Image

en	Inline GIF Image

en	Attached PNG Image

en	Attached JPEG Image

en	Attached GIF Image

en	Inline PNG Image, LN Style

en	Inline JPEG Image, LN Style

en	Inline GIF Image, LN Style

en	Text

en	Tree

en	Horizontal Rule

en	left

en	center

en	right

en	Minute(s)

en	Hour(s)

en	Day(s)

en	Week(s)

en	Month(s), Day of Month

en	Month(s), Day of Week

en	Year(s)

en	Keep Graph Types

en	Keep Type and STACK

en	Convert to AREA/STACK Graph

en	Convert to LINE1 Graph

en	Convert to LINE2 Graph

en	Convert to LINE3 Graph

en	Convert to LINE1/STACK Graph

en	Convert to LINE2/STACK Graph

en	Convert to LINE3/STACK Graph

en	No Totals

en	Print All Legend Items

en	Print Totaling Legend Items Only

en	Total Similar Data Sources

en	Total All Data Sources

en	No Reordering

en	Data Source, Graph

en	Graph, Data Source

en	Base Graph Order

en	contains

en	does not contain

en	begins with

en	does not begin with

en	ends with

en	does not end with

en	matches

en	is not equal to

en	is less than

en	is less than or equal

en	is greater than

en	is greater than or equal

en	is unknown

en	is not unknown

en	is empty

en	is not empty

en	matches regular expression

en	does not match regular expression

en	Fixed String

en	Every 1 Hour

en	Jan

en	Feb

en	Mar

en	Apr

en	May

en	Jun

en	Jul

en	Aug

en	Sep

en	Oct

en	Nov

en	Dec

en	Use the First Handler Found

en	Use the PHP GetText Handler

en	Use the Oscarotero GetText Handler

en	Use the MonoTranslator GetText Handler

en	Sun

en	Mon

en	Tue

en	Wed

en	Thu

en	Fri

en	Sat

en	Arabic

en	Bulgarian

en	Chinese (China)

en	Chinese (Taiwan)

en	Dutch

en	English

en	French

en	German

en	Greek

en	Hebrew

en	Hindi

en	Italian

en	Japanese

en	Korean

en	Polish

en	Portuguese

en	Portuguese (Brazil)

en	Russian

en	Spanish

en	Swedish

en	Turkish

en	Vietnamese

en	Classic

en	Modern

en	Dark

en	Paper-plane

en	Paw

en	Sunrise

en	[Fail]

en	[Warning]

en	[Restart]

en	[Success]

en	[Skipped]

en	User Profile (Edit)

en	Tree Mode

en	List Mode

en	Console

en	Graph Management

en	(Edit)

en	Graph Items

en	Create New Graphs

en	Create Graphs from Data Query

en	(Remove)

en	View Log

en	Graph Trees

en	Graph Template Items

en	Round Robin Archives

en	Data Input Fields

en	(Remove Item)

en	RRD Cleaner

en	List unused Files

en	View Data Query Cache

en	Clear Log

en	View User Log

en	Clear User Log

en	Technical Support

en	Boost Status

en	View SNMP Agent Cache

en	View SNMP Agent Notification Log

en	VDEF Items

en	View SNMP Notification Receivers

en	Cacti Settings

en	External Link

en	(Action)

en	Export Results

en	Reporting

en	Report Add

en	Report Delete

en	Report Edit

en	Report Edit Item

en	Color Template Items

en	Graph Rule Items

en	Tree Rule Items

en	days

en	hrs

en	mins

en	secs

en	hours

en	minutes

en	seconds

en	SNMP Version

en	Choose the SNMP version for this host.

en	SNMP Community String

en	Fill in the SNMP read community for this device.

en	SNMP Security Level

en	SNMP v3 Security Level to use when querying the device.

en	SNMP Auth Protocol (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Authorization Protocol.

en	SNMP Username (v3)

en	SNMP v3 username for this device.

en	SNMP Password (v3)

en	SNMP v3 password for this device.

en	SNMP Privacy Protocol (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Privacy Protocol.

en	SNMP Privacy Passphrase (v3)

en	Choose the SNMPv3 Privacy Passphrase.

en	SNMP Context (v3)

en	Enter the SNMP Context to use for this device.

en	SNMP Engine ID (v3)

en	Enter the SNMP v3 Engine Id to use for this device. Leave this field empty to use the SNMP Engine ID being defined per SNMPv3 Notification receiver.

en	SNMP Port

en	Enter the UDP port number to use for SNMP (default is 161).

en	SNMP Timeout

en	The maximum number of milliseconds Cacti will wait for an SNMP response (does not work with php-snmp support).

en	Maximum OIDs Per Get Request

en	The number of SNMP OIDs that can be obtained in a single SNMP Get request.

en	%d OID

en	%d OID's

en	Bulk Walk Maximum Repetitions

en	For SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 Devices, the SNMP Bulk Walk max-repetitions size. The default is to 'Auto Detect on Re-Index'. For very large switches, high performance servers, Jumbo Frame Networks or for high latency WAN connections, increasing this value may increase poller performance. More data is packed into a single SNMP packet which can reduce data query run time. However, some devices may completely refuse to respond to packets with a max-repetition size which is set too large. This can be especially true for lower-powered IoT type devices or smaller embedded IT appliances. Special attention to the overall network path MTU should also be considered since setting a value which is too high could lead to packet fragmentation.

en	Auto Detect on Re-Index

en	Auto Detect/Set on first Re-Index

en	%d Repitition

en	%d Repetitions

en	SNMP Retries

en	The maximum number of attempts to reach a device via an SNMP readstring prior to giving up.

en	A useful name for this Data Storage and Polling Profile.

en	New Profile

en	Polling Interval

en	The frequency that data will be collected from the Data Source?

en	How long can data be missing before RRDtool records unknown data. Increase this value if your Data Source is unstable and you wish to carry forward old data rather than show gaps in your graphs. This value is multiplied by the X-Files Factor to determine the actual amount of time.

en	X-Files Factor

en	The amount of unknown data that can still be regarded as known.

en	Consolidation Functions

en	How data is to be entered in RRAs.

en	Is this the default storage profile?

en	RRDfile Size (in Bytes)

en	Based upon the number of Rows in all RRAs and the number of Consolidation Functions selected, the size of this entire in the RRDfile.

en	New Profile RRA

en	Aggregation Level

en	The number of samples required prior to filling a row in the RRA specification. The first RRA should always have a value of 1.

en	How many generations data is kept in the RRA.

en	Default Timespan

en	When viewing a Graph based upon the RRA in question, the default Timespan to show for that Graph.

en	Based upon the Aggregation Level, the Rows, and the Polling Interval the amount of data that will be retained in the RRA

en	RRA Size (in Bytes)

en	Based upon the number of Rows and the number of Consolidation Functions selected, the size of this RRA in the RRDfile.

en	A useful name for this CDEF.

en	The name of this Color.

en	Hex Value

en	The hex value for this color; valid range: 000000-FFFFFF.

en	Any named color should be read only.

en	Enter a meaningful name for this data input method.

en	Input Type

en	Choose the method you wish to use to collect data for this Data Input method.

en	Input String

en	The data that is sent to the script, which includes the complete path to the script and input sources in <> brackets.

en	White List Check

en	The result of the Whitespace verification check for the specific Input Method. If the Input String changes, and the Whitelist file is not update, Graphs will not be allowed to be created.

en	Field [%s]

en	Choose the associated field from the %s field.

en	Enter a name for this %s field. Note: If using name value pairs in your script, for example: NAME:VALUE, it is important that the name match your output field name identically to the script output name or names.

en	Update RRDfile

en	Whether data from this output field is to be entered into the RRDfile.

en	Regular Expression Match

en	If you want to require a certain regular expression to be matched against input data, enter it here (preg_match format).

en	Allow Empty Input

en	Check here if you want to allow NULL input in this field from the user.

en	Special Type Code

en	If this field should be treated specially by host templates, indicate so here. Valid keywords for this field are %s

en	The name given to this data template.

en	Choose a name for this data source. It can include replacement variables such as |host_description| or |query_fieldName|. For a complete list of supported replacement tags, please see the Cacti documentation.

en	Data Source Path

en	The full path to the RRDfile.

en	The script/source used to gather data for this data source.

en	Select the Data Source Profile. The Data Source Profile controls polling interval, the data aggregation, and retention policy for the resulting Data Sources.

en	The amount of time in seconds between expected updates.

en	Data Source Active

en	Whether Cacti should gather data for this data source or not.

en	Internal Data Source Name

en	Choose unique name to represent this piece of data inside of the RRDfile.

en	Minimum Value ("U" for No Minimum)

en	The minimum value of data that is allowed to be collected.

en	Maximum Value ("U" for No Maximum)

en	The maximum value of data that is allowed to be collected.

en	Data Source Type

en	How data is represented in the RRA.

en	The maximum amount of time that can pass before data is entered as 'unknown'. (Usually 2x300=600)

en	Not Selected

en	When data is gathered, the data for this field will be put into this data source.

en	Enter a name for this GPRINT preset, make sure it is something you recognize.

en	GPRINT Text

en	Enter the custom GPRINT string here.

en	Common Options

en	Title (--title)

en	The name that is printed on the graph. It can include replacement variables such as |host_description| or |query_fieldName|. For a complete list of supported replacement tags, please see the Cacti documentation.

en	Vertical Label (--vertical-label)

en	The label vertically printed to the left of the graph.

en	Image Format (--imgformat)

en	The type of graph that is generated; PNG, GIF or SVG. The selection of graph image type is very RRDtool dependent.

en	Height (--height)

en	The height (in pixels) of the graph area within the graph. This area does not include the legend, axis legends, or title.

en	Width (--width)

en	The width (in pixels) of the graph area within the graph. This area does not include the legend, axis legends, or title.

en	Base Value (--base)

en	Should be set to 1024 for memory and 1000 for traffic measurements.

en	Slope Mode (--slope-mode)

en	Using Slope Mode evens out the shape of the graphs at the expense of some on screen resolution.

en	Scaling Options

en	Auto Scale

en	Auto scale the y-axis instead of defining an upper and lower limit. Note: if this is check both the Upper and Lower limit will be ignored.

en	Auto Scale Options

en	Use <br> --alt-autoscale to scale to the absolute minimum and maximum <br> --alt-autoscale-max to scale to the maximum value, using a given lower limit <br> --alt-autoscale-min to scale to the minimum value, using a given upper limit <br> --alt-autoscale (with limits) to scale using both lower and upper limits (RRDtool default) <br>

en	Use --alt-autoscale (ignoring given limits)

en	Use --alt-autoscale-max (accepting a lower limit)

en	Use --alt-autoscale-min (accepting an upper limit)

en	Use --alt-autoscale (accepting both limits, RRDtool default)

en	Logarithmic Scaling (--logarithmic)

en	Use Logarithmic y-axis scaling

en	SI Units for Logarithmic Scaling (--units=si)

en	Use SI Units for Logarithmic Scaling instead of using exponential notation.<br> Note: Linear graphs use SI notation by default.

en	Rigid Boundaries Mode (--rigid)

en	Do not expand the lower and upper limit if the graph contains a value outside the valid range.

en	Upper Limit (--upper-limit)

en	The maximum vertical value for the graph.

en	Lower Limit (--lower-limit)

en	The minimum vertical value for the graph.

en	Grid Options

en	Unit Grid Value (--unit/--y-grid)

en	Sets the exponent value on the Y-axis for numbers. Note: This option is deprecated and replaced by the --y-grid option. In this option, Y-axis grid lines appear at each grid step interval. Labels are placed every label factor lines.

en	Unit Exponent Value (--units-exponent)

en	What unit Cacti should use on the Y-axis. Use 3 to display everything in "k" or -6 to display everything in "u" (micro).

en	Unit Length (--units-length <length>)

en	How many digits should RRDtool assume the y-axis labels to be? You may have to use this option to make enough space once you start fiddling with the y-axis labeling.

en	No Gridfit (--no-gridfit)

en	In order to avoid anti-aliasing blurring effects RRDtool snaps points to device resolution pixels, this results in a crisper appearance. If this is not to your liking, you can use this switch to turn this behavior off.<br><strong>Note: </strong>Gridfitting is turned off for PDF, EPS, SVG output by default.

en	Alternative Y Grid (--alt-y-grid)

en	The algorithm ensures that you always have a grid, that there are enough but not too many grid lines, and that the grid is metric. This parameter will also ensure that you get enough decimals displayed even if your graph goes from 69.998 to 70.001.<br><strong>Note: </strong>This parameter may interfere with --alt-autoscale options.

en	Axis Options

en	Right Axis (--right-axis <scale:shift>)

en	A second axis will be drawn to the right of the graph. It is tied to the left axis via the scale and shift parameters.

en	Right Axis Label (--right-axis-label <string>)

en	The label for the right axis.

en	Right Axis Format (--right-axis-format <format>)

en	By default, the format of the axis labels gets determined automatically. If you want to do this yourself, use this option with the same %lf arguments you know from the PRINT and GPRINT commands.

en	Right Axis Formatter (--right-axis-formatter <formatname>)

en	When you setup the right axis labeling, apply a rule to the data format. Supported formats include "numeric" where data is treated as numeric, "timestamp" where values are interpreted as UNIX timestamps (number of seconds since January 1970) and expressed using strftime format (default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"). See also --units-length and --right-axis-format. Finally "duration" where values are interpreted as duration in milliseconds. Formatting follows the rules of valstrfduration qualified PRINT/GPRINT.

en	Left Axis Formatter (--left-axis-formatter <formatname>)

en	When you setup the left axis labeling, apply a rule to the data format. Supported formats include "numeric" where data is treated as numeric, "timestamp" where values are interpreted as UNIX timestamps (number of seconds since January 1970) and expressed using strftime format (default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"). See also --units-length. Finally "duration" where values are interpreted as duration in milliseconds. Formatting follows the rules of valstrfduration qualified PRINT/GPRINT.

en	Legend Options

en	Auto Padding

en	Pad text so that legend and graph data always line up. Note: this could cause graphs to take longer to render because of the larger overhead. Also Auto Padding may not be accurate on all types of graphs, consistent labeling usually helps.

en	Dynamic Labels (--dynamic-labels)

en	Draw line markers as a line.

en	Force Rules Legend (--force-rules-legend)

en	Force the generation of HRULE and VRULE legends.

en	Tab Width (--tabwidth <pixels>)

en	By default the tab-width is 40 pixels, use this option to change it.

en	Legend Position (--legend-position=<position>)

en	Place the legend at the given side of the graph.

en	Legend Direction (--legend-direction=<direction>)

en	Place the legend items in the given vertical order.

en	Graph Item Type

en	How data for this item is represented visually on the graph.

en	The data source to use for this graph item.

en	The color to use for the legend.

en	Opacity/Alpha Channel

en	The opacity/alpha channel of the color.

en	Consolidation Function

en	How data for this item is represented statistically on the graph.

en	CDEF Function

en	A CDEF (math) function to apply to this item on the graph or legend.

en	VDEF Function

en	A VDEF (math) function to apply to this item on the graph legend.

en	Shift Data

en	Offset your data on the time axis (x-axis) by the amount specified in the 'value' field.

en	[HRULE|VRULE]: The value of the graph item. [TICK]: The fraction for the tick line. [SHIFT]: The time offset in seconds.

en	GPRINT Type

en	If this graph item is a GPRINT, you can optionally choose another format here. You can define additional types under "GPRINT Presets".

en	Text Alignment (TEXTALIGN)

en	All subsequent legend line(s) will be aligned as given here. You may use this command multiple times in a single graph. This command does not produce tabular layout.Note: You may want to insert a <HR> on the preceding graph item. Note: A <HR> on this legend line will obsolete this setting!

en	Text Format

en	Text that will be displayed on the legend for this graph item.

en	Insert Hard Return

en	Forces the legend to the next line after this item.

en	Line Width (decimal)

en	In case LINE was chosen, specify width of line here. You must include a decimal precision, for example 2.00

en	Dashes (dashes[=on_s[,off_s[,on_s,off_s]...]])

en	The dashes modifier enables dashed line style.

en	Dash Offset (dash-offset=offset)

en	The dash-offset parameter specifies an offset into the pattern at which the stroke begins.

en	The name given to this graph template.

en	Multiple Instances

en	Check this checkbox if there can be more than one Graph of this type per Device.

en	Test Data Sources

en	Check this checkbox if you wish to test the Data Sources prior to their creation. With Test Data Sources enabled, if the Data Source does not return valid data, the Graph will not be created. This setting is important if you wish to have a more generic Device Template that can include more Graph Templates that can be selectively applied depending on the characteristics of the Device itself. Note: If you have a long running script as a Data Source, the time to create Graphs will be increased.

en	Enter a name for this graph item input, make sure it is something you recognize.

en	Enter a description for this graph item input to describe what this input is used for.

en	Field Type

en	How data is to be represented on the graph.

en	General Device Options

en	Give this host a meaningful description.

en	Fully qualified hostname or IP address for this device.

en	The physical location of the Device. This free form text can be a room, rack location, etc.

en	Poller Association

en	Device Site Association

en	What Site is this Device associated with.

en	Choose the Device Template to use to define the default Graph Templates and Data Queries associated with this Device.

en	Number of Collection Threads

en	The number of concurrent threads to use for polling this device. This applies to the Spine poller only.

en	Disable Device

en	Check this box to disable all checks for this host.

en	Availability/Reachability Options

en	Downed Device Detection

en	The method Cacti will use to determine if a host is available for polling. <br><i>NOTE: It is recommended that, at a minimum, SNMP always be selected.</i>

en	The type of ping packet to sent. <br><i>NOTE: ICMP on Linux/UNIX requires root privileges.</i>

en	Additional Options

en	Notes

en	Enter notes to this host.

en	External ID

en	External ID for linking Cacti data to external monitoring systems.

en	A useful name for this host template.

en	A name for this data query.

en	A description for this data query.

en	XML Path

en	The full path to the XML file containing definitions for this data query.

en	Choose the input method for this Data Query. This input method defines how data is collected for each Device associated with the Data Query.

en	Choose the Graph Template to use for this Data Query Graph Template item.

en	A name for this associated graph.

en	A useful name for this graph tree.

en	Sorting Type

en	Choose how items in this tree will be sorted.

en	Publish

en	Should this Tree be published for users to access?

en	An Email Address where the User can be reached.

en	Enter the password for this user twice. Remember that passwords are case sensitive!

en	Determines if user is able to login.

en	Locked

en	Determines if the user account is locked.

en	Account Options

en	Set any user account specific options here.

en	Must Change Password at Next Login

en	Maintain Custom Graph and User Settings

en	Graph Options

en	Set any graph specific options here.

en	User Has Rights to Tree View

en	User Has Rights to List View

en	User Has Rights to Preview View

en	Login Options

en	What to do when this user logs in.

en	Show the page that user pointed their browser to.

en	Show the default console screen.

en	Show the default graph screen.

en	Authentication Realm

en	Only used if you have LDAP or Web Basic Authentication enabled. Changing this to a non-enabled realm will effectively disable the user.

en	Import Template from Local File

en	If the XML file containing template data is located on your local machine, select it here.

en	Create New from Template

en	Remove Orphaned Graph Items

en	If checked, Cacti will delete any Graph Items from both the Graph Template and associated Graphs that are not included in the imported Graph Template.

en	Replace Data Query Suggested Value Patterns

en	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.

en	Graph Template Image Format

en	The Image Format to be used when importing or updating Graph Templates.

en	Graph Template Height

en	The Height to be used when importing or updating Graph Templates.

en	Graph Template Width

en	The Width to be used when importing or updating Graph Templates.

en	General SNMP Entity Options

en	Give this SNMP entity a meaningful description.

en	Disable SNMP Notification Receiver

en	Check this box if you temporary do not want to send SNMP notifications to this host.

en	Maximum Log Size

en	Maximum number of day's notification log entries for this receiver need to be stored.

en	SNMP Message Type

en	SNMP traps are always unacknowledged. To send out acknowledged SNMP notifications, formally called "INFORMS", SNMPv2 or above will be required.

en	The new Title of the aggregated Graph.

en	Prefix

en	A Prefix for all GPRINT lines to distinguish e.g. different hosts.

en	Include Prefix Text

en	Include the source Graphs GPRINT Title Text with the Aggregate Graph(s).

en	Use this Option to create e.g. STACKed graphs.<br>AREA/STACK: 1st graph keeps AREA/STACK items, others convert to STACK<br>LINE1: all items convert to LINE1 items<br>LINE2: all items convert to LINE2 items<br>LINE3: all items convert to LINE3 items

en	Totaling

en	Please check those Items that shall be totaled in the "Total" column, when selecting any totaling option here.

en	Total Type

en	Which type of totaling shall be performed.

en	Prefix for GPRINT Totals

en	A Prefix for all totaling GPRINT lines.

en	Reorder Type

en	Reordering of Graphs.

en	Please name this Aggregate Graph.

en	Propagation Enabled

en	Is this to carry the template?

en	Aggregate Graph Settings

en	A Prefix for all GPRINT lines to distinguish e.g. different hosts. You may use both Host as well as Data Query replacement variables in this prefix.

en	Aggregate Template Name

en	Please name this Aggregate Template.

en	Source Graph Template

en	The Graph Template that this Aggregate Template is based upon.

en	Aggregate Template Settings

en	The name of this Color Template.

en	A nice Color

en	A useful name for this Template.

en	Operation

en	Logical operation to combine rules.

en	The Field Name that shall be used for this Rule Item.

en	Operator.

en	Matching Pattern

en	The Pattern to be matched against.

en	Sequence.

en	A useful name for this Rule.

en	Choose a Data Query to apply to this rule.

en	Choose any of the available Graph Types to apply to this rule.

en	Enable Rule

en	Check this box to enable this rule.

en	Choose a Tree for the new Tree Items.

en	Leaf Item Type

en	The Item Type that shall be dynamically added to the tree.

en	Graph Grouping Style

en	Choose how graphs are grouped when drawn for this particular host on the tree.

en	Optional: Sub-Tree Item

en	Choose a Sub-Tree Item to hook in.<br>Make sure, that it is still there when this rule is executed!

en	Header Type

en	Choose an Object to build a new Sub-header.

en	Propagate Changes

en	Propagate all options on this form (except for 'Title') to all child 'Header' items.

en	The String Pattern (Regular Expression) to match against.<br>Enclosing '/' must <strong>NOT</strong> be provided!

en	Replacement Pattern

en	The Replacement String Pattern for use as a Tree Header.<br>Refer to a Match by e.g. <strong>\${1}</strong> for the first match!

en	T

en	G

en	M

en	K

en	Paths

en	Device Defaults

en	Poller

en	Data

en	Visual

en	Authentication

en	Performance

en	Spikes

en	Mail/Reporting/DNS

en	Time Spanning/Shifting

en	Graph Thumbnail Settings

en	Tree Settings

en	Graph Fonts

en	PHP Mail() Function

en	Sendmail

en	SMTP

en	Required Tool Paths

en	snmpwalk Binary Path

en	The path to your snmpwalk binary.

en	snmpget Binary Path

en	The path to your snmpget binary.

en	snmpbulkwalk Binary Path

en	The path to your snmpbulkwalk binary.

en	snmpgetnext Binary Path

en	The path to your snmpgetnext binary.

en	snmptrap Binary Path

en	The path to your snmptrap binary.

en	RRDtool Binary Path

en	The path to the rrdtool binary.

en	PHP Binary Path

en	The path to your PHP binary file (may require a php recompile to get this file).

en	Logging

en	Cacti Log Path

en	The path to your Cacti log file (if blank, defaults to <path_cacti>/log/cacti.log)

en	Poller Standard Error Log Path

en	If you are having issues with Cacti's Data Collectors, set this file path and the Data Collectors standard error will be redirected to this file

en	Rotate the Cacti Log

en	This option will rotate the Cacti Log periodically.

en	Rotation Frequency

en	At what frequency would you like to rotate your logs?

en	Log Retention

en	How many log files do you wish to retain? Use 0 to never remove any logs. (0-365)

en	Alternate Poller Path

en	Spine Binary File Location

en	The path to Spine binary.

en	Spine Config File Path

en	The path to Spine configuration file. By default, in the cwd of Spine, or /etc if not specified.

en	RRDfile Auto Clean

en	Automatically archive or delete RRDfiles when their corresponding Data Sources are removed from Cacti

en	RRDfile Auto Clean Method

en	The method used to Clean RRDfiles from Cacti after their Data Sources are deleted.

en	Archive

en	Archive directory

en	This is the directory where RRDfiles are moved for archiving

en	Log Settings

en	Log Destination

en	How will Cacti handle event logging.

en	Generic Log Level

en	What level of detail do you want sent to the log file. WARNING: Leaving in any other status than NONE or LOW can exhaust your disk space rapidly.

en	Log Input Validation Issues

en	Record when request fields are accessed without going through proper input validation

en	Data Source Tracing

en	A developer only option to trace the creation of Data Sources mainly around checks for uniqueness

en	Selective File Debug

en	Select which files you wish to place in Debug mode regardless of the Generic Log Level setting. Any files selected will be treated as they are in Debug mode.

en	Selective Plugin Debug

en	Select which Plugins you wish to place in Debug mode regardless of the Generic Log Level setting. Any files used by this plugin will be treated as they are in Debug mode.

en	Selective Device Debug

en	A comma delimited list of Device ID's that you wish to be in Debug mode during data collection. This Debug level is only in place during the Cacti polling process.

en	Syslog/Eventlog Item Selection

en	When using Syslog/Eventlog for logging, the Cacti log messages that will be forwarded to the Syslog/Eventlog.

en	Statistics

en	Warnings

en	Errors

en	Internationalization (i18n)

en	Language Support

en	Choose 'enabled' to allow the localization of Cacti. The strict mode requires that the requested language will also be supported by all plugins being installed at your system. If that's not the fact everything will be displayed in English.

en	Language

en	Default language for this system.

en	Auto Language Detection

en	Allow to automatically determine the 'default' language of the user and provide it at login time if that language is supported by Cacti. If disabled, the default language will be in force until the user elects another language.

en	Preferred Language Processor

en	Cacti includes support for multiple alternate Language Translation Processors. If none is selected Cacti will attempt to use the first one found.

en	Client TimeZone Support

en	How should Cacti support Client Dates based upon the Client browsers timezone.

en	Date Display Format

en	The System default date format to use in Cacti.

en	Date Separator

en	The System default date separator to be used in Cacti.

en	Other Settings

en	Show only site specific locations

en	Show only locations that are available at a devices selected site.

en	Has Graphs/Data Sources Checked

en	Should the Has Graphs and Has Data Sources be Checked by Default.

en	RRDtool Version

en	The version of RRDtool that you have installed.

en	Enabled Gradient Support for AREA and STACK charts.

en	Graph Permission Method

en	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.

en	Permissive

en	Restrictive

en	Graph/Data Source Creation Method

en	If set to Simple, Graphs and Data Sources can only be created from New Graphs. If Advanced, legacy Graph and Data Source creation is supported.

en	Simple

en	Advanced

en	Show Form/Setting Help Inline

en	When checked, Form and Setting Help will be show inline. Otherwise it will be presented when hovering over the help button.

en	Local Page Help Only

en	By default Cacti page help is located at docs.cacti.net. However, if your system does not have access to the Internet, you may download the documentation locally in HTML format and host it in the 'docs' location of you Cacti server. If you choose only to leverage the local location for page help documentation, check this checkbox.

en	Deletion Verification

en	Prompt user before item deletion.

en	Data Source Preservation Preset

en	When enabled, Cacti will set Radio Button to Delete related Data Sources of a Graph when removing Graphs. Note: Cacti will not allow the removal of Data Sources if they are used in other Graphs.

en	Graphs Auto Unlock

en	When enabled, Cacti will not lock Graphs. This allow a faster manual modification of Data Sources related to a Graph.

en	Hide Cacti Dashboard

en	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.

en	Enable Drag-N-Drop

en	Some of Cacti's interfaces support Drag-N-Drop. If checked this option will be enabled. Note: For visually impaired user, this option may be disabled.

en	Site Security

en	Force Connections over HTTPS

en	When checked, any attempts to access Cacti will be redirected to HTTPS to ensure high security.

en	Content-Security Allow Unsafe JavaScript eval() calls

en	Certain Cacti plugins require the use of unsafe JavaScript eval() calls. If you select this option, they will be allowed in Cacti.

en	Content-Security Alternate Sources

en	Space delimited domain names that will be permitted to be accessed outside of the Web Server itself. This is important for users choosing to use a CDN, or hosting site. Sources can includes wildcards for example: *.mydomain.com, or a protocol, for example: https://*.example.com. These Alternate Sources include Image, CSS and JavaScript types only.

en	Enable Automatic Graph Creation

en	When disabled, Cacti Automation will not actively create any Graph. This is useful when adjusting Device settings so as to avoid creating new Graphs each time you save an object. Invoking Automation Rules manually will still be possible.

en	Enable Automatic Tree Item Creation

en	When disabled, Cacti Automation will not actively create any Tree Item. This is useful when adjusting Device or Graph settings so as to avoid creating new Tree Entries each time you save an object. Invoking Rules manually will still be possible.

en	Automation Notification To Email

en	The Email Address to send Automation Notification Emails to if not specified at the Automation Network level. If either this field, or the Automation Network value are left blank, Cacti will use the Primary Cacti Admins Email account.

en	Automation Notification From Name

en	The Email Name to use for Automation Notification Emails to if not specified at the Automation Network level. If either this field, or the Automation Network value are left blank, Cacti will use the system default From Name.

en	Automation Notification From Email

en	The Email Address to use for Automation Notification Emails to if not specified at the Automation Network level. If either this field, or the Automation Network value are left blank, Cacti will use the system default From Email Address.

en	Graph Template Defaults

en	Graph Template Test Data Source

en	Check this checkbox if you wish to test the Data Sources prior to their creation for new and newly imported Graph Templates. With Test Data Sources enabled, if the Data Source does not return valid data, the Graph will not be created. This setting is important if you wish to have a more generic Device Template that can include more Graph Templates that can be selectively applied depending on the characteristics of the Device itself. Note: If you have a long running script as a Data Source, the time to create Graphs will be increased.

en	The default Image Format to be used for all new Graph Templates.

en	The default Graph Width to be used for all new Graph Templates.

en	General Defaults

en	The default Device Template used on all new Devices.

en	The default Site for all new Devices.

en	The default Poller for all new Devices.

en	Device Threads

en	The default number of Device Threads. This is only applicable when using the Spine Data Collector.

en	%s Thread

en	%s Threads

en	Re-index Method for Data Queries

en	The default Re-index Method to use for all Data Queries.

en	Default Interface Speed

en	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.

en	100 Mbps Ethernet

en	1 Gbps Ethernet

en	10 Gbps Ethernet

en	25 Gbps Ethernet

en	40 Gbps Ethernet

en	56 Gbps Ethernet

en	100 Gbps Ethernet

en	SNMP Defaults

en	Default SNMP version for all new Devices.

en	Default SNMP read community for all new Devices.

en	Security Level

en	Default SNMP v3 Security Level for all new Devices.

en	Auth Protocol (v3)

en	Default SNMPv3 Authorization Protocol for all new Devices.

en	Auth User (v3)

en	Default SNMP v3 Authorization User for all new Devices.

en	Auth Passphrase (v3)

en	Default SNMP v3 Authorization Passphrase for all new Devices.

en	Privacy Protocol (v3)

en	Default SNMPv3 Privacy Protocol for all new Devices.

en	Privacy Passphrase (v3)

en	Default SNMPv3 Privacy Passphrase for all new Devices.

en	Enter the SNMP v3 Context for all new Devices.

en	Default SNMP v3 Engine Id for all new Devices. Leave this field empty to use the SNMP Engine ID being defined per SNMPv3 Notification receiver.

en	Port Number

en	Default UDP Port for all new Devices. Typically 161.

en	Default SNMP timeout in milli-seconds for all new Devices.

en	Default SNMP retries for all new Devices.

en	Availability/Reachability

en	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>

en	Ping Type

en	Default Ping type for all new Devices.</i>

en	Default Ping Port for all new Devices. With TCP, Cacti will attempt to Syn the port. With UDP, Cacti requires either a successful connection, or a 'port not reachable' error to determine if the Device is up or not.

en	Default Ping Timeout value in milli-seconds for all new Devices. The timeout values to use for Device SNMP, ICMP, UDP and TCP pinging. ICMP Pings will be rounded up to the nearest second. TCP and UDP connection timeouts on Windows are controlled by the operating system, and are therefore not recommended on Windows.

en	The number of times Cacti will attempt to ping a Device before marking it as down.

en	Up/Down Settings

en	Failure Count

en	The number of polling intervals a Device must be down before logging an error and reporting Device as down.

en	Recovery Count

en	The number of polling intervals a Device must remain up before returning Device to an up status and issuing a notice.

en	Theme Settings

en	Theme

en	Please select one of the available Themes to skin your Cacti with.

en	Table Settings

en	Rows Per Page

en	The default number of rows to display on for a table.

en	Autocomplete Enabled

en	In very large systems, select lists can slow the user interface significantly. If this option is enabled, Cacti will use autocomplete callbacks to populate the select list systematically. Note: autocomplete is forcibly disabled on the Classic theme.

en	Autocomplete Rows

en	. This is limited by the php setting 'max_input_vars', currently:

en	The default number of rows to return from an autocomplete based select pattern match.

en	Minimum Tree Width

en	The Minimum width of the Tree to contract to.

en	Maximum Tree Width

en	The Maximum width of the Tree to expand to, after which time, Tree branches will scroll on the page.

en	Filter Settings

en	Strip Domains from Device Dropdowns

en	When viewing Device name filter dropdowns, checking this option will strip to domain from the hostname.

en	Graph/Data Source/Data Query Settings

en	Maximum Title Length

en	The maximum allowable Graph or Data Source titles.

en	Data Source Field Length

en	The maximum Data Query field length.

en	Graph Creation

en	Default Graph Type

en	When creating graphs, what Graph Type would you like pre-selected?

en	All Types

en	By Template/Data Query

en	Log Management

en	Default Log Tail Lines

en	Default number of lines of the Cacti log file to tail.

en	Maximum number of rows per page

en	User defined number of lines for the CLOG to tail when selecting 'All lines'.

en	Log Tail Refresh

en	How often do you want the Cacti log display to update.

en	Log Viewer Settings

en	Exclusion Regex

en	Any strings that match this regex will be excluded from the user display. For example, if you want to exclude all log lines that include the words 'Admin' or 'Login' you would type '(Admin || Login)'

en	Real-time Graphs

en	Enable Real-time Graphing

en	When an option is checked, users will be able to put Cacti into Real-time mode.

en	This timespan you wish to see on the default graph.

en	Minimum Refresh Interval

en	This is the minimal supported time between Graph updates. This value is also used to set certain RRDfile attributes. If you have a Device that caches data and does not provide realtime updates, you may have to increase the default Minimum Refresh Interval to prevent creating Graphs with gaps.

en	Cache Directory

en	This is the location, on the web server where the RRDfiles and PNG files will be cached. This cache will be managed by the poller. Make sure you have the correct read and write permissions on this folder

en	Text placed at the bottom center of every Graph.

en	To be used when formatting |date_time| on a graph

en	Disable RRDtool Watermark

en	Provided your RRDtool version supports it, you may disable RRDtool advertisement on your Graphs by checking this option.

en	Font Selection Method

en	How do you wish fonts to be handled by default?

en	System

en	Default Font

en	When not using Theme based font control, the Pangon font-config font name to use for all Graphs. Optionally, you may leave blank and control font settings on a per object basis.

en	Enter Valid Font Config Value

en	Title Font Size

en	The size of the font used for Graph Titles

en	Title Font Setting

en	The font to use for Graph Titles. Enter either a valid True Type Font file or valid Pango font-config value.

en	Legend Font Size

en	The size of the font used for Graph Legend items

en	Legend Font Setting

en	The font to use for Graph Legends. Enter either a valid True Type Font file or valid Pango font-config value.

en	Axis Font Size

en	The size of the font used for Graph Axis

en	Axis Font Setting

en	The font to use for Graph Axis items. Enter either a valid True Type Font file or valid Pango font-config value.

en	Unit Font Size

en	The size of the font used for Graph Units

en	Unit Font Setting

en	The font to use for Graph Unit items. Enter either a valid True Type Font file or valid Pango font-config value.

en	Start of Business Day

en	The time your business hours start. Format: hh:mm

en	End of Business Day

en	The time your business hours end. Format: hh:mm

en	Only show business hours during weekdays.

en	Show business hours

en	Display business hours on rrd graphs.

en	Color to use for business hours

en	The color to be shown for business hours

en	Maximum number of days to show business hours

en	After this number of days, the business hours will not be added to the graph. Recommended: 62 days

en	Data Collection Enabled

en	If you wish to stop the polling process completely, uncheck this box.

en	SNMP Agent Support Enabled

en	If this option is checked, Cacti will populate SNMP Agent tables with Cacti device and system information. It does not enable the SNMP Agent itself.

en	Poller Type

en	The poller type to use. This setting will take affect at next polling interval.

en	Poller Sync Interval

en	The default polling sync interval to use when creating a poller. This setting will affect how often remote pollers are checked and updated.

en	The polling interval in use. This setting will affect how often RRDfiles are checked and updated. NOTE: If you change this value, you must re-populate the poller cache. Failure to do so, may result in lost data.

en	Cron/Daemon Interval

en	The frequency that the Cacti data collector will be started. You can use either crontab, a scheduled task (for windows), or the cactid systemd service to control launching the Cacti data collector. For instructions on using the cactid daemon, review the README.md file in the service directory.

en	Balance Process Load

en	If you choose this option, Cacti will attempt to balance the load of each poller process by equally distributing poller items per process.

en	Debug Output Width

en	If you choose this option, Cacti will check for output that exceeds Cacti's ability to store it and issue a warning when it finds it.

en	Disable increasing OID Check

en	Controls disabling check for increasing OID while walking OID tree.

en	Remote Agent Timeout

en	The amount of time, in seconds, that the Central Cacti web server will wait for a response from the Remote Data Collector to obtain various Device information before abandoning the request. On Devices that are associated with Data Collectors other than the Central Cacti Data Collector, the Remote Agent must be used to gather Device information.

en	SNMP Bulkwalk Fetch Size

en	How many OID's should be returned per snmpbulkwalk request? For Devices with large SNMP trees, increasing this size will increase re-index performance over a WAN.

en	The default maximum number of SNMP Get OIDs to issue per snmpget request. For Devices, this setting is controlled at the Device level. You should only use this setting when using Cacti's SNMP API natively in your scripts or plugins.

en	Refresh Poller Table Per Cycle

en	This setting is for a single poller systems only to rebuild the poller output table on each polling cycle to prevent the memory table from swapping on very large systems with large databases that could use swap.

en	Disable Resource Cache Replication

en	By default, the main Cacti Data Collector will cache the entire web site and plugins into a Resource Cache. Then, periodically the Remote Data Collectors will update themselves with any updates from the main Cacti Data Collector. This Resource Cache essentially allows Remote Data Collectors to self upgrade. If you do not wish to use this option, you can disable it using this setting.

en	Invalid Data Logging

en	How would you like the Data Collector output errors logged? Options include: 'Detailed' which details every error, 'Summary' which provides the number of output errors per Device, and 'None', which does not provide error counts.

en	Summary

en	Detailed

en	Number of PHP Script Servers

en	The number of concurrent script server processes to run per spine process. Settings between 1 and 15 are accepted. This parameter will help if you are running several threads and script server scripts and is only valid for the spine Data Collector.

en	Script and Script Server Timeout Value

en	The maximum time that spine will wait on a script to complete. This timeout value is in seconds and is only valid for the spine Data Collector.

en	Periodic All Device Re-Index

en	At what frequency do you wish to Re-Index all Devices. This Re-Index will occur at midnight at the frequency that you select.

en	Weekly on Sunday

en	Background Timeout and Concurrent Process Settings

en	Report Generation Timeout

en	The maximum amount of time Cacti's Reports Generation script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed.

en	%s Minute

en	Data Source Statistics Timeout

en	The maximum amount of time Cacti's Data Source Statistics script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed.

en	The maximum amount of time Cacti's RRDfile check script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed.

en	%s Hour

en	Poller Commands Timeout

en	The maximum amount of time Cacti's Background Commands script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed. This script will perform tasks such as re-indexing Devices and pruning devices from Remote Data Collectors.

en	Poller Command Concurrent Processes

en	The number of concurrent Poller Command processes. The will be at most one concurrent command per host within the Poller Command pool.

en	1 Process

en	%d Processes

en	Maintenance Background Generation Timeout

en	The maximum amount of time a Cacti's Maintenance script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed.

en	Spikekill Background Generation Timeout

en	The maximum amount of time a Cacti's Spikekill script can run without generating a timeout error and being killed.

en	Data Collector Defaults

en	These settings are maintained at the Data Collector level. The values here are only defaults used when first creating a Data Collector.

en	Data Collector Processes

en	The default number of concurrent processes to execute per Data Collector. NOTE: Starting from Cacti 1.2, this setting is maintained in the Data Collector. Moving forward, this value is only a preset for the Data Collector. Using a higher number when using cmd.php will improve performance. Performance improvements in Spine are best resolved with the threads parameter. When using Spine, we recommend a lower number and leveraging threads instead. When using cmd.php, use no more than 2x the number of CPU cores.

en	Threads per Process

en	The Default Threads allowed per process. NOTE: Starting in Cacti 1.2+, this setting is maintained in the Data Collector, and this is simply the Preset. Using a higher number when using Spine will improve performance. However, ensure that you have enough MySQL/MariaDB connections to support the following equation: connections = data collectors * processes * (threads + script servers). You must also ensure that you have enough spare connections for user login connections as well.

en	Authentication Method

en	<blockquote><i>Built-in Authentication</i> - Cacti handles user authentication, which allows you to create users and give them rights to different areas within Cacti.<br><br><i>Web Basic Authentication</i> - Authentication is handled by the web server. Users can be added or created automatically on first login if the Template User is defined, otherwise the defined guest permissions will be used.<br><br><i>LDAP Authentication</i> - Allows for authentication against a LDAP server. Users will be created automatically on first login if the Template User is defined, otherwise the defined guest permissions will be used. If PHPs LDAP module is not enabled, LDAP Authentication will not appear as a selectable option.<br><br><i>Multiple LDAP/AD Domain Authentication</i> - Allows administrators to support multiple disparate groups from different LDAP/AD directories to access Cacti resources. Just as LDAP Authentication, the PHP LDAP module is required to utilize this method.</blockquote>

en	Support Authentication Cookies

en	If a user authenticates and selects 'Keep me signed in', an authentication cookie will be created on the user's computer allowing that user to stay logged in. The authentication cookie expires after 90 days of non-use.

en	Special Users

en	Primary Admin

en	The name of the primary administrative account that will automatically receive Emails when the Cacti system experiences issues. To receive these Emails, ensure that your mail settings are correct, and the administrative account has an Email address that is set.

en	No User

en	Guest User

en	The name of the guest user for viewing graphs; is 'No User' by default.

en	User Template

en	The name of the user that Cacti will use as a template for new Web Basic and LDAP users; is 'guest' by default. This user account will be disabled from logging in upon being selected.

en	Basic Auth Login Failure Message

en	When using basic authentication, if there are issues mapping the username to a valid Cacti account, the message included here will be displayed to users. It can include both text and HTML.

en	Basic Auth Mapfile

en	When using basic authentication, if the basic account needs to be translated to a different login account, you can specify a CSV file here to map the basic account to the desired login account.

en	Local Account Complexity Requirements

en	Minimum Length

en	This is minimal length of allowed passwords.

en	Require Mix Case

en	This will require new passwords to contains both lower and upper-case characters.

en	Require Number

en	This will require new passwords to contain at least 1 numerical character.

en	Require Special Character

en	This will require new passwords to contain at least 1 special character.

en	Force Complexity Upon Old Passwords

en	This will require all old passwords to also meet the new complexity requirements upon login. If not met, it will force a password change.

en	Expire Inactive Accounts

en	This is maximum number of days before inactive accounts are disabled. The Admin account is excluded from this policy.

en	Expire Password

en	This is maximum number of days before a password is set to expire.

en	Password History

en	Remember this number of old passwords and disallow re-using them.

en	1 Change

en	%d Changes

en	Account Locking

en	Lock Accounts

en	Lock an account after this many failed attempts in 1 hour.

en	1 Attempt

en	%d Attempts

en	Auto Unlock

en	An account will automatically be unlocked after this many minutes. Even if the correct password is entered, the account will not unlock until this time limit has been met. Max of 1440 minutes (1 Day)

en	1 Day

en	LDAP General Settings

en	Server(s)

en	A space delimited list of DNS hostnames or IP address of for valid LDAP servers. Cacti will attempt to use the LDAP servers from left to right to authenticate a user.

en	Port Standard

en	TCP port for Non-SSL communications including LDAP + TLS. Default is 389.

en	Port SSL

en	TCP port for LDAPS for SSL communications. Default is 636.

en	Protocol Version

en	Protocol Version to connect to the server with.

en	Connect Timeout

en	The Network Connect Timeout in seconds.

en	Bind Timeout

en	The Bind Timeout in seconds.

en	LDAP Debug Mode

en	If Checked Cacti will log extra LDAP information to the Cacti log during Binding and Searching activities.

en	Encryption

en	Encryption that the server supports. NOTE: When using LDAP + TLS you must use version 3.

en	TLS Certificate Requirements

en	Should LDAP verify TLS Certificates when received by the Client.

en	Referrals

en	Enable or Disable LDAP referrals. If disabled, it may increase the speed of searches.

en	Mode

en	Mode which cacti will attempt to authenticate against the LDAP server.<blockquote><i>No Searching</i> - No Distinguished Name (DN) searching occurs, just attempt to bind with the provided Distinguished Name (DN) format.<br><br><i>Anonymous Searching</i> - Attempts to search for username against LDAP directory via anonymous binding to locate the user's Distinguished Name (DN).<br><br><i>Specific Searching</i> - Attempts search for username against LDAP directory via Specific Distinguished Name (DN) and Specific Password for binding to locate the user's Distinguished Name (DN).

en	Distinguished Name (DN)

en	The "Distinguished Name" syntax, applicable for both OpenLDAP and Windows AD configurations, offers flexibility in defining user identity. For OpenLDAP, the format follows this structure: "uid=<username>,ou=people,dc=domain,dc=local". Windows AD provides an alternative syntax: "<username>@win2kdomain.local", commonly known as "userPrincipalName (UPN)". In this context, "<username>" represents the specific username provided during the login prompt. This is particularly pertinent when operating in "No Searching" mode, or "Require Group Membership" enabled.

en	Require Group Membership

en	Require user to be member of group to authenticate. Group settings must be set for this to work, enabling without proper group settings will cause authentication failure.

en	LDAP Group Settings

en	Group Distinguished Name (DN)

en	Distinguished Name of the group that user must have membership.

en	Group Member Attribute

en	This refers to the specific attribute within the LDAP directory that holds the usernames of group members. It is crucial to ensure that the attribute value aligns with the configuration specified in the "Distinguished Name" or that the actual attribute value is searchable using the settings outlined in the "Distinguished Name".

en	Group Member Type

en	Defines if users use full Distinguished Name or just Username in the defined Group Member Attribute.

en	Distinguished Name

en	LDAP Specific Search Settings

en	Search Base

en	Search base for searching the LDAP directory, such as 'dc=win2kdomain,dc=local' or 'ou=people,dc=domain,dc=local'.

en	Search Filter

en	Search filter to use to locate the user in the LDAP directory, such as for windows: <i>'(&amp;(objectclass=user)(objectcategory=user)(userPrincipalName=&lt;username&gt;*))'</i> or for OpenLDAP: <i>'(&(objectClass=account)(uid=&lt;username&gt))'</i>. '&lt;username&gt' is replaced with the username that was supplied at the login prompt.

en	Search Distinguished Name (DN)

en	Distinguished Name for Specific Searching binding to the LDAP directory.

en	Search Password

en	Password for Specific Searching binding to the LDAP directory.

en	LDAP CN Settings

en	Field that will replace the Full Name when creating a new user, taken from LDAP. (on windows: displayname)

en	Email

en	Field that will replace the Email taken from LDAP. (on windows: mail)

en	URL Linking

en	Server Base URL

en	This is a the server location that will be used for links to the Cacti site. This should include the subdirectory if Cacti does not run from root folder.

en	Emailing Options

en	Notify Primary Admin of Issues

en	In cases where the Cacti server is experiencing problems, should the Primary Administrator be notified by Email? The Primary Administrator's Cacti user account is specified under the Authentication tab on Cacti's settings page. It defaults to the 'admin' account.

en	Test Email

en	This is a Email account used for sending a test message to ensure everything is working properly.

en	Mail Services

en	Which mail service to use in order to send mail

en	Ping Mail Server

en	Ping the Mail Server before sending test Email?

en	From Email Address

en	This is the Email address that the Email will appear from.

en	From Name

en	This is the actual name that the Email will appear from.

en	Word Wrap

en	This is how many characters will be allowed before a line in the Email is automatically word wrapped. (0 = Disabled)

en	Sendmail Options

en	Sendmail Path

en	This is the path to sendmail on your server. (Only used if Sendmail is selected as the Mail Service)

en	SMTP Options

en	SMTP Hostname

en	This is the hostname/IP of the SMTP Server you will send the Email to. For failover, separate your hosts using a semi-colon.

en	SMTP Port

en	The port on the SMTP Server to use.

en	SMTP Username

en	The username to authenticate with when sending via SMTP. (Leave blank if you do not require authentication.)

en	SMTP Password

en	The password to authenticate with when sending via SMTP. (Leave blank if you do not require authentication.)

en	SMTP Security

en	The encryption method to use for the Email.

en	SSL

en	TLS

en	SMTP Timeout

en	Please enter the SMTP timeout in seconds.

en	Reporting Presets

en	Default Graph Image Format

en	When creating a new report, what image type should be used for the inline graphs.

en	Maximum E-Mail Size

en	The maximum size of the E-Mail message including all attachments.

en	Poller Logging Level for Cacti Reporting

en	What level of detail do you want sent to the log file. WARNING: Leaving in any other status than NONE or LOW can exhaust your disk space rapidly.

en	Enable Lotus Notes (R) tweak

en	Enable code tweak for specific handling of Lotus Notes Mail Clients.

en	DNS Options

en	Primary DNS IP Address

en	Enter the primary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.

en	Secondary DNS IP Address

en	Enter the secondary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.

en	DNS Timeout

en	Please enter the DNS timeout in milliseconds. Cacti uses a PHP based DNS resolver.

en	On-demand RRD Update Settings

en	Enable On-demand RRD Updating

en	Should Boost enable on demand RRD updating in Cacti? If you disable, this change will not take affect until after the next polling cycle. When you have Remote Data Collectors, this settings is required to be on.

en	System Level RRD Updater

en	Before RRD On-demand Update Can be Cleared, a poller run must always pass

en	How Often Should Boost Update All RRDs

en	When you enable boost, your RRD files are only updated when they are requested by a user, or when this time period elapses.

en	Number of Boost Processes

en	The number of concurrent boost processes to use to use to process all of the RRDs in the boost table.

en	Maximum Records

en	If the boost output table exceeds this size, in records, an update will take place.

en	Maximum Data Source Items Per Pass

en	To optimize performance, the boost RRD updater needs to know how many Data Source Items should be retrieved in one pass. Please be careful not to set too high as graphing performance during major updates can be compromised. If you encounter graphing or polling slowness during updates, lower this number. The default value is 50000.

en	Maximum Argument Length

en	When boost sends update commands to RRDtool, it must not exceed the operating systems Maximum Argument Length. This varies by operating system and kernel level. For example: Windows 2000 <= 2048, FreeBSD <= 65535, Linux 2.6.22-- <= 131072, Linux 2.6.23++ unlimited

en	Memory Limit for Boost and Poller

en	The maximum amount of memory for the Cacti Poller and Boosts Poller

en	Maximum RRD Update Script Run Time

en	If the boost poller exceeds this runtime, a warning will be placed in the cacti log,

en	Enable direct population of poller_output_boost table

en	Enables direct insert of records into poller output boost with results in a 25% time reduction in each poll cycle.

en	Boost Debug Log

en	If this field is non-blank, Boost will log RRDUpdate output from the boost poller process.

en	Image Caching

en	Enable Image Caching

en	Should image caching be enabled?

en	Location for Image Files

en	Specify the location where Boost should place your image files. These files will be automatically purged by the poller when they expire.

en	Data Sources Statistics

en	Enable Data Source Statistics Collection

en	Should Data Source Statistics be collected for this Cacti system?

en	Number of DSStats Processes

en	The number of concurrent DSStats processes to use to use to process all of the Data Sources.

en	Daily Update Frequency

en	How frequent should Daily Stats be updated?

en	Hourly Average Window

en	The number of consecutive hours that represent the hourly average. Keep in mind that a setting too high can result in very large memory tables

en	Maintenance Time

en	What time of day should Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly Data be updated? Format is HH:MM [am/pm]

en	Memory Limit for Data Source Statistics Data Collector

en	The maximum amount of memory for the Cacti Poller and Data Source Statistics Poller

en	Should RRDfile check be enabled for this Cacti system?

en	Number of RRDfile Check Processes

en	The number of concurrent RRDfile check processes to use to use to process all of rrd files.

en	Check Frequency

en	How frequent should RRD be checked ?

en	Data Storage Settings

en	Choose if RRDs will be stored locally or being handled by an external RRDtool proxy server.

en	RRDtool Proxy Server

en	Structure RRDfile Paths

en	Enable Structured Paths

en	Use a separate subfolder for each hosts RRD files. The naming of the RRDfiles will be one of the following:<br><ul><li>&lt;path_cacti&gt;/rra/host_id/local_data_id.rrd,</li><li>&lt;path_cacti&gt;/rra/device_id/data_query_id/local_data_id.rrd,</li><li>&lt;path_cacti&gt;/rra/device_hash/device_id/local_data_id.rrd,</li><li>&lt;path_cacti&gt;/rra/device_hash/device_id/data_query_id/local_data_id.rrd.</li></ul><br>You can make this change after install by running the CLI script <b>structure_rra_paths.php</b> after you make the change. NOTE: If you change Max Directories value to decrease the number of directories, or if you change the Directory Pattern, empty directories will not be pruned after you rerun the <b>structure_rra_paths.php</b> script.

en	Directory Pattern

en	Which Directory Pattern do you wish to use for Structured RRD Paths. 'Device ID' is the default. The setting 'Device ID/Data Query ID' should be used when you have Devices with thousands of Graphs. After Changing the Directory Pattern, you must run the Structured Path CLI script again to modify the RRDfile paths to the new Pattern.

en	Device Hash/Device ID

en	Device Hash/Device ID/Data Query ID

en	Max Device Hash Directories

en	The maximum number of Device Directories to be created based upon hashed Device ID's.

en	Proxy Server

en	The DNS hostname or IP address of the RRDtool proxy server.

en	Proxy Port Number

en	TCP port for encrypted communication.

en	RSA Fingerprint

en	The fingerprint of the current public RSA key the proxy is using. This is required to establish a trusted connection.

en	RRDtool Proxy Server - Backup

en	Load Balancing

en	If both main and backup proxy are receivable this option allows to spread all requests against RRDtool.

en	The DNS hostname or IP address of the RRDtool backup proxy server if proxy is running in MSR mode.

en	TCP port for encrypted communication with the backup proxy.

en	The fingerprint of the current public RSA key the backup proxy is using. This required to establish a trusted connection.

en	Spike Kill Settings

en	Removal Method

en	There are two removal methods. The first, Standard Deviation, will remove any sample that is X number of standard deviations away from the average of samples. The second method, Variance, will remove any sample that is X% more than the Variance average. The Variance method takes into account a certain number of 'outliers'. Those are exceptional samples, like the spike, that need to be excluded from the Variance Average calculation.

en	Standard Deviation

en	Variance Based w/Outliers Removed

en	Replacement Method

en	There are three replacement methods. The first method replaces the spike with the average of the data source in question. The second method replaces the spike with a 'NaN'. The last replaces the spike with the last known good value found.

en	Average

en	NaN's

en	Last Known Good

en	Number of Standard Deviations

en	Any value that is this many standard deviations above the average will be excluded. A good number will be dependent on the type of data to be operated on. We recommend a number no lower than 5 Standard Deviations.

en	%d Standard Deviations

en	Variance Percentage

en	This value represents the percentage above the adjusted sample average once outliers have been removed from the sample. For example, a Variance Percentage of 100%% on an adjusted average of 50 would remove any sample above the quantity of 100 from the graph.

en	Variance Number of Outliers

en	This value represents the number of high and low average samples will be removed from the sample set prior to calculating the Variance Average. If you choose an outlier value of 5, then both the top and bottom 5 averages are removed.

en	%d High/Low Samples

en	Max Kills Per RRA

en	This value represents the maximum number of spikes to remove from a Graph RRA.

en	%d Spikes

en	RRDfile Backup Directory

en	If this directory is not empty, then your original RRDfiles will be backed up to this location.

en	Batch Spike Kill Settings

en	Removal Schedule

en	Do you wish to periodically remove spikes from your graphs? If so, select the frequency below.

en	Once a Day

en	Every Other Day

en	Base Time

en	The Base Time for Spike removal to occur. For example, if you use '12:00am' and you choose once per day, the batch removal would begin at approximately midnight every day.

en	Graph Templates to Spike Kill

en	When performing batch spike removal, only the templates selected below will be acted on.

en	Backup Retention

en	When SpikeKill kills spikes in graphs, it makes a backup of the RRDfile. How long should these backup files be retained?

en	Default View Mode

en	Which Graph mode you want displayed by default when you first visit the Graphs page?

en	How would you like Cacti to present dates? This setting will also change the way that Cacti Graphs dates are represented.

en	Cacti Server Timezone

en	My Browsers Timezone

en	User Language

en	Defines the preferred GUI language.

en	Show Graph Title

en	Display the graph title on the page so that it may be searched using the browser.

en	Hide Disabled

en	Hides Disabled Devices and Graphs when viewing outside of Console tab.

en	Show Device Aggregates

en	If a Device Data Source is included in an Aggregate Graph, show that Graph along with other Device Graphs

en	Enable Horizontal Scrolling

en	Enable Horizontal Scrolling of Tables, Disabling Responsive Column Visibility.

en	The date format to use in Cacti.

en	The date separator to be used in Cacti.

en	Page Refresh

en	The number of seconds between automatic page refreshes.

en	Preview Graphs Per Page

en	The number of graphs to display on one page in preview mode.

en	Default Time Range

en	The default RRA to use in rare occasions.

en	The default Timespan displayed when viewing Graphs and other time specific data.

en	Default Timeshift

en	The default Timeshift displayed when viewing Graphs and other time specific data.

en	Allow Graph to extend to Future

en	When displaying Graphs, allow Graph Dates to extend 'to future'

en	First Day of the Week

en	The first Day of the Week for weekly Graph Displays

en	Start of Daily Shift

en	Start Time of the Daily Shift.

en	End of Daily Shift

en	End Time of the Daily Shift.

en	Thumbnail Sections

en	Which portions of Cacti display Thumbnails by default.

en	Preview Thumbnail Columns

en	The number of columns to use when displaying Thumbnail graphs in Preview mode.

en	1 Column

en	%d Columns

en	Tree View Thumbnail Columns

en	The number of columns to use when displaying Thumbnail graphs in Tree mode.

en	Thumbnail Height

en	The height of Thumbnail graphs in pixels.

en	Thumbnail Width

en	The width of Thumbnail graphs in pixels.

en	Default Tree

en	The default graph tree to use when displaying graphs in tree mode.

en	Graphs Per Page

en	Expand Devices

en	Choose whether to expand the Graph Templates and Data Queries used by a Device on Tree.

en	Tree History

en	If enabled, Cacti will remember your Tree History between logins and when you return to the Graphs page.

en	Use Custom Fonts

en	Choose whether to use your own custom fonts and font sizes or utilize the system defaults.

en	Title Font File

en	The font file to use for Graph Titles

en	Legend Font File

en	The font file to be used for Graph Legend items

en	Axis Font File

en	The font file to be used for Graph Axis items

en	Unit Font File

en	The font file to be used for Graph Unit items

en	Realtime View Mode

en	How do you wish to view Realtime Graphs?

en	Inline

en	New Window

en	Auto Log Out Time

en	For users with Console access only, how long this user can stay logged in before being automatically logged out. Note that if you have not been active in more than an hour, you may have to refresh your browser. Also note that this setting has no affect when Authentication Cookies are enabled.

en	You are now logged into Cacti. You can follow these basic steps to get started.

en	Create devices for network

en	Create graphs for your new devices

en	View your new graphs

en	Offline

en	Online

en	Recovery

en	Remote Data Collector Status:

en	Number of Offline Records:

en	NOTE: You are logged into a Remote Data Collector. When 'online', you will be able to view and control much of the Main Cacti Web Site just as if you were logged into it. Also, it's important to note that Remote Data Collectors are required to use the Cacti's Performance Boosting Services 'On Demand Updating' feature, and we always recommend using Spine. When the Remote Data Collector is 'offline', the Remote Data Collectors Web Site will contain much less information. However, it will cache all updates until the Main Cacti Database and Web Server are reachable. Then it will dump it's Boost table output back to the Main Cacti Database for updating.

en	NOTE: None of the Core Cacti Plugins, to date, have been re-designed to work with Remote Data Collectors. Therefore, Plugins such as MacTrack, and HMIB, which require direct access to devices will not work with Remote Data Collectors at this time. However, plugins such as Thold will work so long as the Remote Data Collector is in 'online' mode.

en	Path for %s

en	New Poller

en	Cacti Install Help

en	Cacti Server v%s - Maintenance

en	Cacti Server v%s - Installation Wizard

en	Refresh current page

en	Initializing

en	Please wait while the installation system for Cacti Version %s initializes. You must have JavaScript enabled for this to work.

en	FATAL: We are unable to continue with this installation. In order to install Cacti, PHP must be at version 5.4 or later.

en	See the PHP Manual: JavaScript Object Notation.

en	The php-json module must also be installed.

en	See the PHP Manual: Disable Functions.

en	The shell_exec() and/or exec() functions are currently blocked.

en	Display Graphs from this Aggregate

en	The Graphs chosen for the Aggregate Graph below represent Graphs from multiple Graph Templates. Aggregate does not support creating Aggregate Graphs from multiple Graph Templates.

en	Press 'Return' to return and select different Graphs

en	The Graphs chosen for the Aggregate Graph do not use Graph Templates. Aggregate does not support creating Aggregate Graphs from non-templated graphs.

en	Graph Item

en	CF Type

en	Item Color

en	Color Template

en	Skip

en	Aggregate Items are not modifiable

en	Aggregate Items are not editable

en	Matching Devices

en	Type

en	No Matching Devices

en	Matching Objects

en	Objects

en	A blue font color indicates that the rule will be applied to the objects in question. Other objects will not be subject to the rule.

en	Matching Objects [ %s ]

en	Device Status

en	There are no Objects that match this rule.

en	Error in data query

en	Matching Items

en	Attempted SQL Injection found in Tree Automation for the field variable.

en	Resulting Branch

en	No Items Found

en	Field

en	Pattern

en	No Device Selection Criteria

en	No Graph Creation Criteria

en	Propagate Change

en	Search Pattern

en	Replace Pattern

en	No Tree Creation Criteria

en	Device Match Rule

en	Create Graph Rule

en	Graph Match Rule

en	Create Tree Rule (Device)

en	Create Tree Rule (Graph)

en	Rule Item [edit rule item for %s: %s]

en	Rule Item [new rule item for %s: %s]

en	Added by Cacti Automation

en	ERROR: IP ranges in the form of range1-range2 are no longer supported.

en	Remote Poller %s is Down, you will need to perform a FullSync once it is up again

en	ERROR: Device ID is Blank

en	ERROR: Device[

en	ERROR: Failed to connect to remote collector.

en	Device is Disabled

en	Device Availability Check Bypassed

en	SNMP Information

en	SNMP not in use

en	SNMP error

en	Session

en	Host

en	System:

en	Uptime:

en	Hostname:

en	Location:

en	Contact:

en	Ping Results

en	No Ping or SNMP Availability Check in Use

en	New Branch

en	Web Basic

en	Device:(Hide Disabled)

en	Graph:(%s%s)

en	Device:(%s%s)

en	Template:(%s%s)

en	Graph+Device+Template:(%s%s)

en	Device+Template:(%s%s)

en	Restricted By:

en	Granted By:

en	Granted

en	Restricted

en	Branch:

en	Device:

en	Access Denied! Login Disabled.

en	Access Denied! Login Failed.

en	Access Denied! No password provided by user.

en	Access Denied! Login failed.

en	Your Cacti administrator has forced complex passwords for logins and your current Cacti password does not match the new requirements. Therefore, you must change your password now.

en	Password must be at least %d characters!

en	Your password must contain at least 1 numerical character!

en	Your password must contain a mix of lower case and upper case characters!

en	Your password must contain at least 1 special character!

en	Cacti Login Failure

en	Authentication was previously not set. Attempted to set to Local Authentication, but no Administrative account was found.

en	%s MBytes

en	%s KBytes

en	%s Bytes

en	%s - WEBUI NOTE: Cacti Log Cleared from Web Management Interface.

en	Click 'Continue' to purge the Log File.<br><br><br>Note: If logging is set to both Cacti and Syslog, the log information will remain in Syslog.

en	Purge Log

en	Log Filters

en	- Admin Filter active

en	- Admin Unfiltered

en	- Admin view

en	Log [Total Lines: %d %s - Filter active]

en	Log [Total Lines: %d %s - Unfiltered]

en	Entries

en	File

en	Tail Lines

en	Stats

en	Warnings++

en	Errors++

en	Debug

en	SQL Calls

en	AutoM8

en	Boost

en	Recaches

en	Display

en	Newest First

en	Oldest First

en	Automation Execution for Data Query complete

en	Plugin Hooks complete

en	Running Data Query [%s].

en	Found Type = '%s' [%s].

en	Unknown Type = '%s'.

en	WARNING: Sort Field Association has Changed. Re-mapping issues may occur!

en	Update Data Query Sort Cache complete

en	Found %s Local Data ID's to Verify

en	Index Change Detected! CurrentIndex: %s, PreviousIndex: %s

en	Transient Index Removal Detected! PreviousIndex: %s. No action taken.

en	Index Removal Detected! PreviousIndex: %s

en	Verification of %s Local Data ID's Complete

en	Found Changed %s and %s Orphaned Local Data ID's to Re-map.

en	Done remapping Graphs to their new Indexes

en	Done updating Data Source Title Cache

en	Done updating Graph Title Cache

en	Index Association with Local Data complete

en	Update Re-Index Cache complete. There were %s index changes, and %s orphaned indexes.

en	Update Poller Cache for Query complete

en	No Index Changes Detected, Skipping Re-Index and Poller Cache Re-population

en	Automation Executing for Data Query complete

en	Plugin hooks complete

en	Checking for Sort Field change. No changes detected.

en	Detected New Sort Field: '%s' Old Sort Field '%s'

en	ERROR: New Sort Field not suitable. Sort Field will not change.

en	New Sort Field validated. Sort Field be updated.

en	Could not find data query XML file at '%s'

en	Found data query XML file at '%s'

en	Error parsing XML file into an array.

en	XML file parsed ok.

en	Invalid field <index_order>%s</index_order>

en	Must contain <direction>input</direction> or <direction>input-output</direction> fields only

en	Data Query returned no indexes.

en	<arg_num_indexes> exists in XML file but no data returned., 'Index Count Changed' not supported

en	Executing script for num of indexes '%s'

en	Found number of indexes: %s

en	<arg_num_indexes> missing in XML file, 'Index Count Changed' not supported

en	<arg_num_indexes> missing in XML file, 'Index Count Changed' emulated by counting arg_index entries

en	ERROR: Data Query returned no indexes.

en	Executing script for list of indexes '%s', Index Count: %s

en	Click to show Data Query output for 'index'

en	Found index: %s

en	Click to show Data Query output for field '%s'

en	Sort field returned no data for field name %s, skipping

en	Executing script query '%s'

en	Found item [%s='%s'] index: %s

en	Total: %f, Delta: %f, %s

en	Invalid host_id: %s

en	Auto Bulk Walk Size Selected.

en	Failed to load SNMP session.

en	Tested Bulk Walk Size %d with a response of %2.4f.

en	Bulk Walk Size selected was %d.

en	Saving Bulk Walk Size to Device.

en	Bulk Walk Size is fixed at %d.

en	Executing SNMP get for num of indexes @ '%s' Index Count: %s

en	<oid_num_indexes> missing in XML file, 'Index Count Changed' emulated by counting oid_index entries

en	Executing SNMP walk for list of indexes @ '%s' Index Count: %s

en	No SNMP data returned

en	Index found at OID: '%s' value: '%s'

en	List of indexes filtered by value @ '%s' Index Count: %s

en	Filtered Index by value found at OID: '%s' value: '%s'

en	Filtering list of indexes @ '%s' Index Count: %s

en	Filtered Index found at OID: '%s' value: '%s'

en	Fixing wrong 'method' field for '%s' since 'rewrite_index' or 'oid_suffix' is defined

en	Inserting index data for field '%s' [value='%s']

en	Located input field '%s' [get]

en	Found OID rewrite rule: 's/%s/%s/'

en	oid_rewrite at OID: '%s' new OID: '%s'

en	Executing SNMP get for data @ '%s' [value='%s']

en	Field '%s' %s

en	Executing SNMP get for %s oids (%s)

en	Sort field returned no data for OID[%s], skipping.

en	Found result for data @ '%s' [value='%s']

en	Setting result for data @ '%s' [key='%s', value='%s']

en	Skipped result for data @ '%s' [key='%s', value='%s']

en	Got SNMP get result for data @ '%s' [value='%s'] (index: %s)

en	Executing SNMP get for data @ '%s' [value='$value']

en	Located input field '%s' [walk]

en	Executing SNMP walk for data @ '%s'

en	No index[%s] in value_index_parse, skipping.

en	Found item [%s='%s'] index: %s [from %s]

en	Found OCTET STRING '%s' decoded value: '%s'

en	Found item [%s='%s'] index: %s [from regexp oid parse]

en	Found item [%s='%s'] index: %s [from regexp oid value parse]

en	Bogus rewrite_value item found, index='%s'

en	Could not parse translation map (rewrite_value)

en	rewrite_value: '%s' => '%s'

en	Update graph data query cache complete

en	Re-Indexing Data Query complete

en	Unknown Index

en	You must select an XML output column for Data Source '%s' and toggle the checkbox to its right

en	Your Graph Template has not Data Templates in use. Please correct your Graph Template

en	Failed to determine password field length, can not continue as may corrupt password

en	Failed to alter password field length, can not continue as may corrupt password

en	Data Source ID %s does not exist

en	Debug not completed after 5 pollings

en	Failed fields:

en	Data Source is not set as Active

en	RRDfile Folder (rra) is not writable by Poller. Folder owner: %s. Poller runs as: %s

en	RRDfile is not writable by Poller. RRDfile owner: %s. Poller runs as %s

en	RRDfile does not match Data Source

en	RRDfile not updated after polling

en	Data Source returned Bad Results for

en	Data Source was not polled

en	No issues found

en	RRDfile not created yet

en	Settings save to Data Collector %d skipped due to heartbeat.

en	Settings save to Data Collector %d Failed.

en	Message Not Found.

en	Error %s is not readable

en	Logged in a Guest

en	Logged in as

en	Login as Regular User

en	guest

en	User Community

en	Documentation

en	Logged in as %s

en	Edit Profile

en	Logout

en	Leaf

en	Non Query Based

en	Link %s

en	Mailer Error: No recipient address set!!<br>If using the <i>Test Mail</i> link, please set the <b>Alert e-mail</b> setting.

en	Authentication failed: %s

en	HELO failed: %s

en	Connect failed: %s

en	SMTP error:

en	This is a test message generated from Cacti. This message was sent to test the configuration of your Mail Settings.

en	Your email settings are currently set as follows

en	Method

en	Checking Configuration...<br>

en	PHP's Mailer Class

en	Method: SMTP

en	Not Shown for Security Reasons

en	Security

en	Ping Results:

en	Bypassed

en	Creating Message Text...

en	Sending Message...

en	Cacti Test Message

en	Success!

en	Message Not Sent due to ping failure.

en	Cacti disabled plugin %s due to the following error: %s! See the Cacti logfile for more details.

en	WARNING: PollerID:%s has an invalid hostname:%s. Is it not reachable via DNS!

en	- Beta %s

en	Version %s %s

en	%s %s

en	WARNING: Key Cacti Include File %s missing. Please locate and replace this file

en	Aggregated Device

en	Not Applicable

en	Damaged Graph

en	Get Page Help

en	Templates Selected

en	Enter keyword

en	Data Query:

en	CSV Export of Graph Data

en	Time Graph View

en	Edit Device

en	Kill Spikes in Graphs

en	Previous

en	%d to %d of %s [ %s ]

en	Next

en	All %d %s

en	Current Page: %s

en	No %s Found

en	#

en	GPrint

en	Alpha %

en	No Source

en	Choose an action

en	Execute Action

en	Logs

en	Standard Deviations

en	Variance Outliers

en	Kills Per RRA

en	Remove StdDev

en	Remove Variance

en	Gap Fill Range

en	Float Range

en	Dry Run StdDev

en	Dry Run Variance

en	Dry Run Gap Fill Range

en	Dry Run Float Range

en	Allow or limit the table columns to extend beyond the current windows limits.

en	Enter a search term

en	Enter a regular expression

en	No file selected

en	SpikeKill Results

en	Click to view just this Graph in Realtime

en	Click again to take this Graph out of Realtime

en	Standard Mode

en	Compact Mode

en	Dark Color Mode

en	Light Color Mode

en	Use System Color

en	Ignore System Color

en	Help

en	Cacti Home

en	Miscellaneous

en	Dashboards

en	Charts

en	Cacti Project Page

en	Spine

en	RRDProxy

en	Keyboard

en	Shortcuts

en	Contribute to the Cacti Project

en	Help in Developing

en	Donation & Sponsoring

en	Client

en	Help in Translating

en	Report a bug

en	Click to Show/Hide Filter

en	Clear Current Filter

en	Clipboard

en	Clipboard ID

en	Copy operation is unavailable at this time

en	Failed to find data to copy!

en	Clipboard has been updated

en	Sorry, your clipboard could not be updated at this time

en	Passphrase length meets 8 character minimum

en	Passphrase too short

en	Passphrase matches but too short

en	Passphrase too short and not matching

en	Passphrases match

en	Passphrases do not match

en	Sorry, we could not process your last action.

en	Error:

en	Reason:

en	Action failed

en	Connection Successful

en	Connection Failed

en	The response to the last action was unexpected.

en	Some Actions failed

en	Note, we could not process all your actions. Details are below.

en	Operation successful

en	The Operation was successful. Details are below.

en	Pause

en	Zoom In

en	Zoom Out

en	Zoom Out Factor

en	Timestamps

en	2x

en	4x

en	8x

en	16x

en	32x

en	Zoom Out Positioning

en	Zoom Mode

en	Quick

en	Open in new tab

en	Save graph

en	Copy graph

en	Copy graph link

en	Always On

en	Auto

en	Always Off

en	Begin with

en	End with

en	Close

en	3rd Mouse Button

en	Apply filter to table

en	Reset filter to default values

en	File Found

en	Path is a Directory and not a File

en	File is Not Found

en	Enter a valid file path

en	Directory Found

en	Path is a File and not a Directory

en	Directory is Not found

en	Enter a valid directory path

en	Cacti Color (%s)

en	NO FONT VERIFICATION POSSIBLE

en	Warning Unsaved Form Data

en	Unsaved Changes Detected

en	You have unsaved changes on this form. If you press 'Continue' these changes will be discarded. Press 'Cancel' to continue editing the form.

en	Attempted SQL Injection

en	There was a SQL Injection attempted on the page

en	A client attempted to create a SQL Injection into Cacti likely from an external host with the address %s

en	Data Query Data Sources must be created through %s

en	Save the current Graphs, Columns, Thumbnail, Preset, and Timeshift preferences to your profile

en	Columns

en	%d Column

en	Custom

en	From

en	Start Date Selector

en	To

en	End Date Selector

en	Shift Time Backward

en	Define Shifting Interval

en	Shift Time Forward

en	Refresh selected time span

en	Return to the default time span

en	Window

en	Interval

en	Stop

en	Create Graph from %s

en	Create %s Graphs from %s

en	Graph [Template: %s]

en	Graph Items [Template: %s]

en	Data Source [Template: %s]

en	Custom Data [Template: %s]

en	New Report

en	Give this Report a descriptive Name

en	Enable Report

en	Check this box to enable this Report.

en	Output Formatting

en	Use Custom Format HTML

en	Check this box if you want to use custom html and CSS for the report.

en	Format File to Use

en	Choose the custom html wrapper and CSS file to use. This file contains both html and CSS to wrap around your report. If it contains more than simply CSS, you need to place a special <REPORT> tag inside of the file. This format tag will be replaced by the report content. These files are located in the 'formats' directory.

en	Default Text Font Size

en	Defines the default font size for all text in the report including the Report Title.

en	Default Object Alignment

en	Defines the default Alignment for Text and Graphs.

en	Graph Linked

en	Should the Graphs be linked back to the Cacti site?

en	Graph Settings

en	Graph Columns

en	The number of Graph columns.

en	The Graph width in pixels.

en	The Graph height in pixels.

en	Should the Graphs be rendered as Thumbnails?

en	Email Frequency

en	Next Timestamp for Sending Mail Report

en	Start time for [first|next] mail to take place. All future mailing times will be based upon this start time. A good example would be 2:00am. The time must be in the future. If a fractional time is used, say 2:00am, it is assumed to be in the future.

en	Report Interval

en	Defines a Report Frequency relative to the given Mailtime above.

en	e.g. 'Week(s)' represents a weekly Reporting Interval.

en	Interval Frequency

en	Based upon the Timespan of the Report Interval above, defines the Frequency within that Interval.

en	e.g. If the Report Interval is 'Month(s)', then '2' indicates Every '2 Month(s) from the next Mailtime.' Lastly, if using the Month(s) Report Intervals, the 'Day of Week' and the 'Day of Month' are both calculated based upon the Mailtime you specify above.

en	Email Sender/Receiver Details

en	Subject

en	Cacti Report

en	This value will be used as the default Email subject. The report name will be used if left blank.

en	This Name will be used as the default E-mail Sender

en	This Address will be used as the E-mail Senders address

en	To Email Address(es)

en	Please separate multiple addresses by comma (,)

en	BCC Address(es)

en	Blind carbon copy. Please separate multiple addresses by comma (,)

en	Image attach type

en	Select one of the given Types for the Image Attachments

en	Date/Time moved to the same time Tomorrow

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Report(s).

en	Click 'Continue' to take ownership of the following Report(s).

en	Click 'Continue' to duplicate the following Report(s). You may optionally change the title for the new Reports

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following Report(s).

en	Please be certain that those Report(s) have successfully been tested first!

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following Reports.

en	Click 'Continue' to send the following Report(s) now.

en	Unable to send Report '%s'. Please set destination e-mail addresses

en	Unable to send Report '%s'. Please set an e-mail subject

en	Unable to send Report '%s'. Please set an e-mail From Name

en	Unable to send Report '%s'. Please set an e-mail from address

en	Item Type to be added.

en	Graph Tree

en	Select a Tree to use.

en	Graph Tree Branch

en	Select a Tree Branch to use for Graphs and Devices. Devices will be considered as Branches.

en	Cascade to Branches

en	Should all Branch Graphs be rendered?

en	Select a Site to filter for Devices and Graphs.

en	Select a Device to be used to filter for of select for Graphs in the case of a Device Type.

en	Select a Graph Template for the Device to be used to filter for or select Graphs in the case of a Device Type.

en	Graph Name Regular Expression

en	A Perl compatible regular expression (REGEXP) used to select Graphs to include from the Tree or Device.

en	The Graph to use for this report item.

en	The Graph End time will be set to the scheduled report send time. So, if you wish the end time on the various Graphs to be midnight, ensure you send the report at midnight. The Graph Start time will be the End Time minus the Graph Timespan.

en	Alignment

en	Alignment of the Item

en	Fixed Text

en	Enter descriptive Text

en	Font Size

en	Font Size of the Item

en	Report Item [edit Report: %s]

en	Report Item [new Report: %s]

en	Events

en	Send Report

en	[new]

en	Details %s

en	Scheduled Events %s

en	Report Preview %s

en	Item Details

en	Using CSS

en	, Using RegEx: "%s"

en	Tree: %s

en	, Device: %s

en	, Branch: %s

en	(All Branches)

en	(Current Branch)

en	No Report Items

en	Administrator Level

en	Reports [%s]

en	User Level

en	Reports

en	Owner

en	Frequency

en	Last Run

en	Next Run

en	Report Title

en	Report Disabled - No Owner

en	Every

en	Multiple

en	Invalid

en	No Reports Found

en	Graph Template:

en	Template Based

en	Tree:

en	Site:

en	Leaf:

en	Device Template:

en	Applied

en	Filter

en	Graph Filters

en	Set/Refresh Filter

en	(Non Graph Template)

en	Selected

en	The regular expression "%s" is not valid. Error is %s

en	Cacti regular expressions are limited to 50 characters only for security reasons.

en	Cacti regular expressions can not includes the semi-color character.

en	There was an internal error!

en	Backtrack limit was exhausted!

en	Recursion limit was exhausted!

en	Bad UTF-8 error!

en	Bad UTF-8 offset error!

en	Validation error for variable %s with a value of %s. See backtrace below for more details.

en	Validation Error

en	written

en	could not open

en	not exists

en	not writable

en	Unknown Field

en	Import Preview Results

en	Import Results

en	Cacti would make the following changes if the Package was imported:

en	Cacti has imported the following items for the Package:

en	Package Files

en	[preview]

en	Cacti would make the following changes if the Template was imported:

en	Cacti has imported the following items for the Template:

en	[success]

en	[fail]

en	[preview]

en	[updated]

en	[unchanged]

en	Found Dependency:

en	Unmet Dependency:

en	Path was not writable

en	Path is not writable

en	Failed to set specified %sRRDTool version: %s

en	Invalid Theme Specified

en	Resource is not writable

en	File not found

en	PHP did not return expected result

en	Unexpected path parameter

en	Failed to apply specified profile %s != %s

en	Failed to apply specified mode: %s

en	Failed to apply specified automation override: %s

en	Failed to apply specified cron interval

en	Failed to apply '%s' as Automation Range

en	No matching snmp option exists

en	No matching template exists

en	The Installer could not proceed due to an unexpected error.

en	Please report this to the Cacti Group.

en	Unknown Reason: %s

en	You are attempting to install Cacti %s onto a 0.6.x database. Unfortunately, this can not be performed.

en	To be able continue, you MUST create a new database, import "cacti.sql" into it:

en	You MUST then update "include/config.php" to point to the new database.

en	NOTE: Your existing data will not be modified, nor will it or any history be available to the new install

en	You have created a new database, but have not yet imported the 'cacti.sql' file. At the command line, execute the following to continue:

en	This error may also be generated if the cacti database user does not have correct permissions on the Cacti database. Please ensure that the Cacti database user has the ability to SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE, CREATE, ALTER, DROP, INDEX on the Cacti database.

en	You MUST also import MySQL TimeZone information into MySQL and grant the Cacti user SELECT access to the mysql.time_zone_name table

en	On Linux/UNIX, run the following as 'root' in a shell:

en	On Windows, you must follow the instructions here Time zone description table. Once that is complete, you can issue the following command to grant the Cacti user access to the tables:

en	Then run the following within MySQL as an administrator:

en	Test Connection

en	Begin

en	Upgrade

en	Downgrade

en	Cacti Version

en	License Agreement

en	This version of Cacti (%s) does not appear to have a valid version code, please contact the Cacti Development Team to ensure this is corrected. If you are seeing this error in a release, please raise a report immediately on GitHub

en	Thanks for taking the time to download and install Cacti, the complete graphing solution for your network. Before you can start making cool graphs, there are a few pieces of data that Cacti needs to know.

en	Make sure you have read and followed the required steps needed to install Cacti before continuing. Install information can be found for Unix and Win32-based operating systems.

en	This process will guide you through the steps for upgrading from version '%s'.

en	Also, if this is an upgrade, be sure to read the Upgrade information file.

en	It is NOT recommended to downgrade as the database structure may be inconsistent

en	Cacti is licensed under the GNU General Public License, you must agree to its provisions before continuing:

en	This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

en	Accept GPL License Agreement

en	Select default theme:

en	Pre-installation Checks

en	Location checks

en	ERROR:

en	Please update config.php with the correct relative URI location of Cacti (url_path).

en	Your Cacti configuration has the relative correct path (url_path) in config.php.

en	PHP - Recommendations (%s)

en	PHP Recommendations (

en	Recommended

en	PHP Binary

en	The PHP binary location is not valid and must be updated.

en	Update the path_php_binary value in the settings table.

en	Passed

en	Restart Required

en	The specificed value appears to be different in the running config versus the INI file.

en	PHP - Module Support (Required)

en	Cacti requires several PHP Modules to be installed to work properly. If any of these are not installed, you will be unable to continue the installation until corrected. In addition, for optimal system performance Cacti should be run with certain MySQL system variables set. Please follow the MySQL recommendations at your discretion. Always seek the MySQL documentation if you have any questions.

en	The following PHP extensions are mandatory, and MUST be installed before continuing your Cacti install.

en	Required PHP Modules

en	Installed

en	Required

en	PHP - Module Support (Optional)

en	The following PHP extensions are recommended, and should be installed before continuing your Cacti install. NOTE: If you are planning on supporting SNMPv3 with IPv6, you should not install the php-snmp module at this time.

en	Optional Modules

en	Optional

en	MySQL - TimeZone Support

en	Your MySQL TimeZone database is not populated. Please populate this database before proceeding.

en	Your Cacti database login account does not have access to the MySQL TimeZone database. Please provide the Cacti database account "select" access to the "time_zone_name" table in the "mysql" database, and populate MySQL's TimeZone information before proceeding.

en	Your Cacti database account has access to the MySQL TimeZone database and that database is populated with global TimeZone information.

en	MySQL - Settings

en	These MySQL performance tuning settings will help your Cacti system perform better without issues for a longer time.

en	Recommended MySQL System Variable Settings

en	Installation Type

en	Upgrade from %s to %s

en	In the event of issues, It is highly recommended that you clear your browser cache, closing then reopening your browser (not just the tab Cacti is on) and retrying, before raising an issue with The Cacti Group

en	On rare occasions, we have had reports from users who experience some minor issues due to changes in the code. These issues are caused by the browser retaining pre-upgrade code and whilst we have taken steps to minimise the chances of this, it may still occur. If you need instructions on how to clear your browser cache, https://www.refreshyourcache.com/ is a good starting point.

en	If after clearing your cache and restarting your browser, you still experience issues, please raise the issue with us and we will try to identify the cause of it.

en	Downgrade from %s to %s

en	You appear to be downgrading to a previous version. Database changes made for the newer version will not be reversed and could cause issues.

en	Please select the type of installation

en	Installation options:

en	Choose this for the Primary site.

en	New Primary Server

en	New Remote Poller

en	Remote Pollers are used to access networks that are not readily accessible to the Primary site.

en	The following information has been determined from Cacti's configuration file. If it is not correct, please edit "include/config.php" before continuing.

en	Local Database Connection Information

en	Database: %s

en	Database User: %s

en	Database Hostname: %s

en	Port: %s

en	Server Operating System Type: %s

en	Central Database Connection Information

en	Configuration Readonly!

en	Your config.php file must be writable by the web server during install in order to configure the Remote poller. Once installation is complete, you must set this file to Read Only to prevent possible security issues.

en	Configuration of Poller

en	Your Remote Cacti Poller information has not been included in your config.php file. Please review the config.php.dist, and set the variables: $rdatabase_default, $rdatabase_username, etc. These variables must be set and point back to your Primary Cacti database server. Correct this and try again.

en	Remote Poller Variables

en	The variables that must be set in the config.php file include the following:

en	The Installer automatically assigns a $poller_id and adds it to the config.php file.

en	Once the variables are all set in the config.php file, you must also grant the $rdatabase_username access to the main Cacti database server. Follow the same procedure you would with any other Cacti install. You may then press the 'Test Connection' button. If the test is successful you will be able to proceed and complete the install.

en	Additional Steps After Installation

en	It is essential that the Central Cacti server can communicate via MySQL to each remote Cacti database server. Once the install is complete, you must edit the Remote Data Collector and ensure the settings are correct. You can verify using the 'Test Connection' when editing the Remote Data Collector.

en	Critical Binary Locations and Versions

en	Make sure all of these values are correct before continuing.

en	One or more paths appear to be incorrect, unable to proceed

en	Directory Permission Checks

en	Please ensure the directory permissions below are correct before proceeding. During the install, these directories need to be owned by the Web Server user. These permission changes are required to allow the Installer to install Device Template packages which include XML and script files that will be placed in these directories. If you choose not to install the packages, there is an 'install_package.php' cli script that can be used from the command line after the install is complete.

en	After the install is complete, you can make some of these directories read only to increase security.

en	These directories will be required to stay read writable after the install so that the Cacti remote synchronization process can update them as the Main Cacti Web Site changes

en	If you are installing packages, once the packages are installed, you should change the scripts directory back to read only as this presents some exposure to the web site.

en	For remote pollers, it is critical that the paths that you will be updating frequently, including the plugins, scripts, and resources paths have read/write access as the data collector will have to update these paths from the main web server content.

en	Required Writable at Install Time Only

en	Not Writable

en	Required Writable after Install Complete

en	Potential permission issues

en	Please make sure that your webserver has read/write access to the cacti folders that show errors below.

en	If SELinux is enabled on your server, you can either permanently disable this, or temporarily disable it and then add the appropriate permissions using the SELinux command-line tools.

en	The user '%s' should have MODIFY permission to enable read/write.

en	An example of how to set folder permissions is shown here, though you may need to adjust this depending on your operating system, user accounts and desired permissions.

en	EXAMPLE:

en	Once installation has completed the CSRF path, should be set to read-only.

en	All folders are writable

en	Input Validation Whitelist Protection

en	Cacti Data Input methods that call a script can be exploited in ways that a non-administrator can perform damage to either files owned by the poller account, and in cases where someone runs the Cacti poller as root, can compromise the operating system allowing attackers to exploit your infrastructure.

en	Therefore, several versions ago, Cacti was enhanced to provide Whitelist capabilities on the these types of Data Input Methods. Though this does secure Cacti more thoroughly, it does increase the amount of work required by the Cacti administrator to import and manage Templates and Packages.

en	The way that the Whitelisting works is that when you first import a Data Input Method, or you re-import a Data Input Method, and the script and or arguments change in any way, the Data Input Method, and all the corresponding Data Sources will be immediatly disabled until the administrator validates that the Data Input Method is valid.

en	To make identifying Data Input Methods in this state, we have provided a validation script in Cacti's CLI directory that can be run with the following options:

en	This script option will search for any Data Input Methods that are currently banned and provide details as to why.

en	This script option un-ban the Data Input Methods that are currently banned.

en	This script option will re-enable any disabled Data Sources.

en	It is strongly suggested that you update your config.php to enable this feature by uncommenting the $input_whitelist variable and then running the three CLI script options above after the web based install has completed.

en	Check the Checkbox below to acknowledge that you have read and understand this security concern

en	I have read this statement

en	Default Profile

en	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.

en	Cron Interval

en	Default Automation Network

en	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.

en	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

en	All options may be adjusted post installation

en	Default Options

en	Scan Mode

en	Network Range

en	Additional Defaults

en	Additional SNMP Options

en	Error Locating Profiles

en	The installation cannot continue because no profiles could be found.

en	This may occur if you have a blank database and have not yet imported the cacti.sql file

en	Template Setup

en	Please select the Device Templates that you wish to update during the Upgrade.

en	Updating Templates that you have already made modifications to is not advisable. The Upgrade of the Templates will NOT remove modifications to Graph and Data Templates, and can lead to unexpected behavior. However, if you have not made changes to any Graph, Data Query, or Data Template, reimporting the Package should not have any affect. In that case, you would have to 'Sync Graphs' to from the Templates after update.

en	Please select the Device Templates that you wish to use after the Install. If you Operating System is Windows, you need to ensure that you select the 'Windows Device' Template. If your Operating System is Linux/UNIX, make sure you select the 'Local Linux Machine' Device Template.

en	Author

en	Homepage

en	Device Templates allow you to monitor and graph a vast assortment of data within Cacti. After you select the desired Device Templates, press 'Next' and the installation will complete. Please be patient on this step, as the importation of the Device Templates can take a few minutes.

en	Server Collation

en	Your server collation appears to be UTF8 compliant

en	Your server collation does NOT appear to be fully UTF8 compliant.

en	Under the [mysqld] section, locate the entries named 'character-set-server' and 'collation-server' and set them as follows:

en	Database Collation

en	Your database default collation appears to be UTF8 compliant

en	Your database default collation does NOT appear to be full UTF8 compliant.

en	Any tables created by plugins may have issues linked against Cacti Core tables if the collation is not matched. Please ensure your database is changed to 'utf8mb4_unicode_ci' by running the following:

en	Table Setup

en	You have more tables than your PHP configuration will allow us to display/convert. Please modify the max_input_vars setting in php.ini to a value above %s

en	Conversion of tables may take some time especially on larger tables. The conversion of these tables will occur in the background but will not prevent the installer from completing. This may slow down some servers if there are not enough resources for MySQL to handle the conversion.

en	Tables

en	Collation

en	Engine

en	Row Format

en	One or more tables are too large to convert during the installation. You should use the cli/convert_tables.php script to perform the conversion, then refresh this page. For example:

en	The following tables should be converted to UTF8 and InnoDB with a Dynamic row format. Please select the tables that you wish to convert during the installation process.

en	All your tables appear to be UTF8 and Dynamic row format compliant

en	Confirm Upgrade

en	Confirm Downgrade

en	Confirm Installation

en	Install

en	DOWNGRADE DETECTED

en	YOU MUST MANUALLY CHANGE THE CACTI DATABASE TO REVERT ANY UPGRADE CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE.THE INSTALLER HAS NO METHOD TO DO THIS AUTOMATICALLY FOR YOU

en	Downgrading should only be performed when absolutely necessary and doing so may break your installation

en	Your Cacti Server is almost ready. Please check that you are happy to proceed.

en	Press '%s' then click '%s' to complete the installation process after selecting your Device Templates.

en	Installing Cacti Server v%s

en	Your Cacti Server is now installing

en	Spawning background process: %s %s

en	Complete

en	Your Cacti Server v%s has been installed/updated. You may now start using the software.

en	Your Cacti Server v%s has been installed/updated with errors

en	Get Help

en	Report Issue

en	Get Started

en	Starting %s Process for v%s

en	Finished %s Process for v%s

en	Found %s templates to install

en	About to import Package #%s '%s'.

en	Import of Package #%s '%s' under Profile '%s' succeeded

en	Import of Package #%s '%s' under Profile '%s' failed

en	Mapping Automation Template for Device Template '%s'

en	No templates were selected for import

en	Updating remote configuration file

en	Setting default data source profile to %s (%s)

en	Failed to find selected profile (%s), no changes were made

en	Updating automation network (%s), mode "%s" => "%s", subnet "%s" => %s"

en	Failed to find automation network, no changes were made

en	Adding extra snmp settings for automation

en	Selecting Automation Option Set %s

en	Updating Automation Option Set %s

en	Successfully updated Automation Option Set %s

en	Resequencing Automation Option Set %s

en	Failed to updated Automation Option Set %s

en	Failed to find any automation option set

en	Device Template for First Cacti Device is %s

en	Creating Graphs for Default Device

en	Adding Device to Default Tree

en	No templated graphs for Default Device were found

en	WARNING: Device Template for your Operating System Not Found. You will need to import Device Templates or Cacti Packages to monitor your Cacti server.

en	Running first-time data query for local host

en	Repopulating poller cache

en	Repopulating SNMP Agent cache

en	Generating RSA Key Pair

en	Found %s tables to convert

en	Converting Table #%s '%s'

en	No tables where found or selected for conversion

en	Switched from %s to %s

en	NOTE: Using temporary file for db cache: %s

en	Upgrading from v%s (DB %s) to v%s

en	WARNING: Failed to find upgrade function for v%s

en	Install aborted due to no EULA acceptance

en	Background was already started at %s, this attempt at %s was skipped

en	Exception occurred during installation: #%s - %s

en	Installation was started at %s, completed at %s

en	Both

en	No - %s

en	%s - N/A

en	Web

en	%s - No

en	Cli

en	Setting PHP Option %s = %s

en	Failed to set PHP option %s, is %s (should be %s)

en	No Remote Data Collectors found for full synchronization

en	Authentication Success

en	Authentication Failure

en	PHP LDAP not enabled

en	No username defined

en	Protocol Error, Unable to set version (%s) on Server (%s)

en	Protocol Error, Unable to set referrals option (%s) on Server (%s)

en	Protocol Error, unable to start TLS communications (%s) on Server (%s)

en	Protocol Error, General failure (%s)

en	Protocol Error, Unable to bind, LDAP result: (%s) on Server (%s)

en	Unable to Connect to Server (%s)

en	Connection Timeout to Server (%s)

en	Insufficient Access to Server (%s)

en	Group DN could not be found to compare on Server (%s)

en	More than one matching user found

en	Unable to find user from DN

en	Unable to find users DN

en	Unable to create LDAP connection object to Server (%s)

en	Specific DN and Password required

en	Invalid Password provided. Login failed.

en	Unexpected error %s (Ldap Error: %s) on Server (%s)

en	ICMP Ping timed out

en	ICMP Ping Success (%s ms)

en	ICMP ping Timed out

en	Destination address not specified

en	default

en	Please upgrade to PHP 5.5.4+ for IPv6 support!

en	UDP ping error: %s

en	UDP Ping Success (%s ms)

en	TCP ping: socket_connect(), reason: %s

en	TCP ping: socket_select() failed, reason: %s

en	TCP Ping Success (%s ms)

en	TCP ping timed out

en	Ping not performed due to setting.

en	%s Version %s or above is required for %s.

en	%s is required for %s, and it is not installed.

en	Plugin cannot be installed.

en	The Plugin directory '%s' needs to be renamed to remove 'plugin_' from the name before it can be installed.

en	The Plugin in the directory '%s' does not include an version function '%s()'. This function must exist for the plugin to be installed.

en	The Plugin in the directory '%s' does not include an install function '%s()'. This function must exist for the plugin to be installed.

en	Plugins

en	Requires: Cacti >= %s

en	Legacy Plugin

en	Not Stated

en	Device '%s' successfully added to Report.

en	Device not found! Unable to add to Report

en	Device '%s' not added to Report as it already exists on report.

en	Problems sending Report '%s' Problem with e-mail Subsystem Error is '%s'

en	Report '%s' Sent Successfully

en	(No Graph Template)

en	(Non Query Based)

en	Add to Report

en	Choose the Report to associate these graphs with. The defaults for alignment will be used for each graph in the list below.

en	Report:

en	Graph Timespan:

en	Graph Alignment:

en	Created Report Graph Item '%s'

en	Failed Adding Report Graph Item '%s' Already Exists

en	Skipped Report Graph Item '%s' Already Exists

en	The required RRDfile step size is '%s' but observed step is '%s'

en	Type for Data Source '%s' should be '%s'

en	Heartbeat for Data Source '%s' should be '%s'

en	RRD minimum for Data Source '%s' should be '%s'

en	DS '%s' missing in Cacti definition

en	Cacti RRA '%s' has same CF/steps (%s, %s) as '%s'

en	File RRA '%s' has same CF/steps (%s, %s) as '%s'

en	The pdp_per_row of '%s' is invalid for RRA '%s' should be '%s'. Consider deleting and allowing Cacti to re-create RRDfile.

en	The XFF for Cacti RRA id is '%s' but should be '%s'

en	The number of rows for Cacti RRA id '%s' is incorrect. The number of rows are '%s' but should be '%s'

en	The RRA '%s' missing in the existing Cacti RRDfile

en	RRA '%s' missing in Cacti definition

en	RRD File Information

en	Data Source Items

en	Minimal Heartbeat

en	Min

en	Max

en	Last DS

en	Unknown Sec

en	Round Robin Archive

en	Cur Row

en	PDP per Row

en	CDP Prep Value (0)

en	CDP Unknown Data points (0)

en	rename %s to %s

en	Error while parsing the XML of rrdtool dump

en	ERROR while writing XML file: %s

en	ERROR: RRDfile %s not writeable

en	Error while parsing the XML of RRDtool dump

en	RRA (CF=%s, ROWS=%d, PDP_PER_ROW=%d, XFF=%1.2f) removed from RRD file

en	RRA (CF=%s, ROWS=%d, PDP_PER_ROW=%d, XFF=%1.2f) adding to RRD file

en	Website does not have write access to %s, may be unable to create/update RRDs

en	(Custom)

en	Failed to open data file, poller may not have run yet

en	RRA Folder

en	Root

en	Unknown RRDtool Error

en	Attempting to Create Graph from Non-Template

en	Attempting to Create Graph from Removed Graph Template

en	Created: %s

en	ERROR: Whitelist Validation Failed. Check Data Input Method

en	Graph Not created for %s due to bad data

en	NOTE: Graph not added for Data Query %s and index %s due to Data Source verification failure

en	MySQL 5.6+ and MariaDB 10.0+ are great releases, and are very good versions to choose. Make sure you run the very latest release though which fixes a long standing low level networking issue that was causing spine many issues with reliability.

en	It is STRONGLY recommended that you enable InnoDB in any %s version greater than 5.5.3.

en	When using Cacti with languages other than English, it is important to use the utf8mb4_unicode_ci collation type as some characters take more than a single byte.

en	When using Cacti with languages other than English, it is important to use the utf8mb4 character set as some characters take more than a single byte.

en	It is recommended that you enable InnoDB in any %s version greater than 5.1.

en	Depending on the number of logins and use of spine data collector, %s will need many connections. The calculation for spine is: total_connections = total_processes * (total_threads + script_servers + 1), then you must leave headroom for user connections, which will change depending on the number of concurrent login accounts.

en	Keeping the table cache larger means less file open/close operations when using innodb_file_per_table.

en	With Remote polling capabilities, large amounts of data will be synced from the main server to the remote pollers. Therefore, keep this value at or above 16M.

en	If using the Cacti Performance Booster and choosing a memory storage engine, you have to be careful to flush your Performance Booster buffer before the system runs out of memory table space. This is done two ways, first reducing the size of your output column to just the right size. This column is in the tables poller_output, and poller_output_boost. The second thing you can do is allocate more memory to memory tables. We have arbitrarily chosen a recommended value of 10%% of system memory, but if you are using SSD disk drives, or have a smaller system, you may ignore this recommendation or choose a different storage engine. You may see the expected consumption of the Performance Booster tables under Console -> System Utilities -> View Boost Status.

en	When executing subqueries, having a larger temporary table size, keep those temporary tables in memory.

en	When performing joins, if they are below this size, they will be kept in memory and never written to a temporary file. As this is a per connection memory allocation, care must be taken not to increase it too high. The sum of the join_buffer_size + sort_buffer_size + read_buffer_size + read_rnd_buffer_size + thread_stack + binlog_cache_size + Core MySQL/MariaDB memory should be below 80%. If the recommendation is negative, you must decrease this and or the sort_buffer_size until the recommendation fits within the allowable memory.

en	When using InnoDB storage it is important to keep your table spaces separate. This makes managing the tables simpler for long time users of %s. If you are running with this currently off, you can migrate to the per file storage by enabling the feature, and then running an alter statement on all InnoDB tables.

en	When using innodb_file_per_table, it is important to set the innodb_file_format to Barracuda. This setting will allow longer indexes important for certain Cacti tables.

en	If your tables have very large indexes, you must operate with the Barracuda innodb_file_format and the innodb_large_prefix equal to 1. Failure to do this may result in plugins that can not properly create tables.

en	InnoDB will hold as much tables and indexes in system memory as is possible. Therefore, you should make the innodb_buffer_pool large enough to hold as much of the tables and index in memory. Checking the size of the /var/lib/mysql/cacti directory will help in determining this value. We are recommending 25%% of your systems total memory, but your requirements will vary depending on your systems size.

en	This settings should remain ON unless your Cacti instances is running on either ZFS or FusionI/O which both have internal journaling to accomodate abrupt system crashes. However, if you have very good power, and your systems rarely go down and you have backups, turning this setting to OFF can net you almost a 50% increase in database performance.

en	This is where metadata is stored. If you had a lot of tables, it would be useful to increase this.

en	Rogue queries should not for the database to go offline to others. Kill these queries before they kill your system.

en	Maximum I/O performance happens when you use the O_DIRECT method to flush pages.

en	Setting this value to 2 means that you will flush all transactions every second rather than at commit. This allows %s to perform writing less often.

en	With modern SSD type storage, having multiple io threads is advantageous for applications with high io characteristics.

en	As of %s %s, the you can control how often %s flushes transactions to disk. The default is 1 second, but in high I/O systems setting to a value greater than 1 can allow disk I/O to be more sequential

en	With modern SSD type storage, having multiple read io threads is advantageous for applications with high io characteristics. Depending on your MariaDB/MySQL versions, this value can go as high as 64. But try to keep the number less than your total SMT threads on the database server.

en	With modern SSD type storage, having multiple write io threads is advantageous for applications with high io characteristics. Depending on your MariaDB/MySQL versions, this value can go as high as 64. But try to keep the number less than your total SMT threads on the database server.

en	%s will divide the innodb_buffer_pool into memory regions to improve performance for versions of MariaDB less than 10.5. The max value is 64, but should not exceed more than the number of CPU cores/threads. When your innodb_buffer_pool is less than 1GB, you should use the pool size divided by 128MB. Continue to use this equation up to the max the number of CPU cores or 64.

en	%s will divide the innodb_buffer_pool into memory regions to improve performance for versions of MySQL upto and including MySQL 8.0. The max value is 64, but should not exceed more than the number of CPU cores/threads. When your innodb_buffer_pool is less than 1GB, you should use the pool size divided by 128MB. Continue to use this equation up to the max of the number of CPU cores or 64.

en	If you have SSD disks, use this suggestion. If you have physical hard drives, use 200 * the number of active drives in the array. If using NVMe or PCIe Flash, much larger numbers as high as 100000 can be used.

en	If you have SSD disks, use this suggestion. If you have physical hard drives, use 2000 * the number of active drives in the array. If using NVMe or PCIe Flash, much larger numbers as high as 200000 can be used.

en	If you have SSD disks, use this suggestion. Otherwise, do not set this setting.

en	With modern SSD type storage, having multiple read io threads is advantageous for applications with high io characteristics.

en	With modern SSD type storage, having multiple write io threads is advantageous for applications with high io characteristics.

en	When using MariaDB 10.2.4 and above, this setting should be off if atomic writes are enabled. Therefore, please enable atomic writes instead of the double write buffer as it will increase performance.

en	When using MariaDB 10.2.4 and above, you can use atomic writes over the doublewrite buffer to increase performance.

en	%s Tuning

en	Note: Many changes below require a database restart

en	Variable

en	Current Value

en	Recommended Value

en	Comments

en	PHP %s is the minimum version

en	A minimum of %s memory limit

en	A minimum of %s m execution time

en	A valid timezone that matches MySQL and the system

en	A useful name for this VDEF.

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable the following Page(s).

en	Enable Page(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable the following Page(s).

en	Disable Page(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to Delete the following Page(s).

en	Delete Page(s)

en	Links

en	Apply Filter

en	Reset filters

en	Top Tab

en	Bottom Console

en	Top Console

en	Page

en	Style

en	Edit Page

en	View Page

en	Sort for Ordering

en	No Pages Found

en	Console Menu

en	Bottom of Console Page

en	Top of Console Page

en	Where should this page appear?

en	Console Menu Section

en	Under which Console heading should this item appear? (All External Link menus will appear between Configuration and Utilities)

en	New Console Section

en	If you don't like any of the choices above, type a new title in here.

en	Tab/Menu Name

en	The text that will appear in the tab or menu.

en	Content File/URL

en	Web URL Below

en	The file that contains the content for this page. This file needs to be in the Cacti 'include/content/' directory.

en	Web URL Location

en	The valid URL to use for this external link. Must include the type, for example http://www.cacti.net. Note that many websites do not allow them to be embedded in an iframe from a foreign site, and therefore External Linking may not work.

en	If checked, the page will be available immediately to the admin user.

en	Automatic Page Refresh

en	How often do you wish this page to be refreshed automatically.

en	External Links [edit: %s]

en	External Links [new]

en	You have been logged out of Cacti due to a session timeout.

en	You have been logged out of Cacti due to an account suspension.

en	You have been logged out of Cacti due to a Remote Data Collector state change

en	Logout of Cacti

en	Automatic Logout

en	Please close your browser or %sLogin Again%s

en	SNMP Notification Receivers

en	Receivers

en	Id

en	No SNMP Notification Receivers

en	SNMP Notification Receiver [edit: %s]

en	SNMP Notification Receiver [new]

en	MIB

en	OID

en	Kind

en	Max-Access

en	Monitored

en	No SNMP Notifications

en	Severity

en	Purge Notification Log

en	Time

en	Notification

en	Varbinds

en	Severity Level

en	No SNMP Notification Log Entries

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Notification Receiver

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following Notification Receiver

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following Notification Receiver

en	%s Notification Receivers

en	Click 'Continue' to forward the following Notification Objects to this Notification Receiver.

en	Click 'Continue' to disable forwarding the following Notification Objects to this Notification Receiver.

en	Disable Notification Objects

en	You must select at least one notification object.

en	Key Generation Required to Use Plugin

en	Package Key Information Not Found

en	In order to use this Plugin, you must first run the genkey.php script in the plugin directory. Once that is complete, you will have a public and private key used to sign your packages.

en	You have not Trusted this Package Author. If you wish to import, check the Automatically Trust Author checkbox

en	The Package %s Imported Successfully

en	The Package %s Import Failed

en	See the cacti.log for more information. It could be that you had either an API Key error or the package was tamered with, or the location is not available.

en	The package "%s" download or validation failed

en	See the cacti.log for more information. It could be that you had either an API Key error or the package was tamered with, or the location is not available

en	The package download or validation failed

en	Package XML File Damaged.

en	The XML files appears to be invalid. Please contact the package author

en	Check the package repository file for files that should exist and find the one that is missing

en	The XML files for the package does not exist

en	Import Package Filenames [ None selected imports all, Check to import selectively ]

en	Package

en	Differences

en	Unchanged

en	Import Package Templates [ None selected imports all, Check to import selectively ]

en	File Differences for:

en	Local Package Import File

en	The *.xml.gz file located on your Local machine to Upload and Import.

en	If checked, Cacti will automatically Trust the Signer for this and any future Packages by that author.

en	Replace Data Source and Graph Template Suggested Value Records. Graphs and Data Sources will take on new names after either a Data Query Reindex or by using the forced Replace Suggested Values process.

en	Uninstall

en	Not Compatible

en	Not Installed

en	Awaiting Configuration

en	Awaiting Upgrade

en	Plugin Management

en	Plugin Error

en	Active/Installed

en	Configuration Issues

en	Actions available include 'Install', 'Activate', 'Disable', 'Enable', 'Uninstall'.

en	Plugin Name

en	The name for this Plugin. The name is controlled by the directory it resides in.

en	Plugin Description

en	A description that the Plugins author has given to the Plugin.

en	Main / Remote Status

en	The status of this Plugin.

en	The author of this Plugin.

en	Requires

en	This Plugin requires the following Plugins be installed first.

en	The version of this Plugin.

en	Load Order

en	The load order of the Plugin. You can change the load order by first sorting by it, then moving a Plugin either up or down.

en	No Plugins Found

en	Uninstalling this Plugin will remove all Plugin Data and Settings. If you really want to Uninstall the Plugin, click 'Uninstall' below. Otherwise click 'Cancel'

en	Are you sure you want to Uninstall?

en	Not Compatible, %s

en	Order Before Previous Plugin

en	Order After Next Plugin

en	Unable to Install Plugin. The following Plugins must be installed first: %s

en	Install Plugin

en	Unable to Uninstall. This Plugin is required by: %s

en	Uninstall Plugin

en	Disable Plugin

en	Enable Plugin

en	Plugin directory is missing!

en	Plugin is not compatible (Pre-1.x)

en	Plugin directories can not include spaces

en	Plugin directory is not correct. Should be '%s' but is '%s'

en	Plugin directory '%s' is missing setup.php

en	Plugin is lacking an INFO file

en	Plugin is integrated into Cacti core

en	Plugin is not compatible

en	Enable Plugin Locally

en	WARNING: %s is out of sync with the Poller Interval for poller id %d! The Poller Interval is %d seconds, with a maximum of a %d seconds, but %d seconds have passed since the last poll!

en	WARNING: There are %d processes detected as overrunning a polling cycle for poller id %d, please investigate.

en	WARNING: Poller Output Table not empty for poller id %d. Issues: %d, %s.

en	ERROR: The spine path: %s is invalid for poller id %d. Poller can not continue!

en	Maximum runtime of %d seconds exceeded for poller id %d. Exiting.

en	WARNING: Cacti Polling Cycle Exceeded Poller Interval by

en	WARNING: PollerID:%s with Name:%s is in Heartbeat Status

en	Poller in Heartbeat Mode

en	Cacti System Notification

en	NOTE: A second Cacti data collector has been added. Therefore, enabling boost automatically!

en	WARNING: Main Cacti database offline or in recovery

en	Cacti Primary Admin

en	Cacti Automation Report requires an html based Email client

en	WARNING: Detected Poller Boost Overrun, Possible Boost Poller Crash

en	Full Sync

en	New/Idle

en	Data Collector Information

en	The primary name for this Data Collector.

en	New Data Collector

en	Data Collector Hostname

en	The hostname for Data Collector. It may have to be a Fully Qualified Domain name for the remote Pollers to contact it for activities such as re-indexing, Real-time graphing, etc.

en	TimeZone

en	The TimeZone for the Data Collector.

en	Notes for this Data Collectors Database.

en	Collection Settings

en	Processes

en	The number of Data Collector processes to use to spawn.

en	The number of Spine Threads to use per Data Collector process.

en	Sync Interval

en	The polling sync interval in use. This setting will affect how often this poller is checked and updated.

en	Remote Database Connection

en	The hostname for the remote database server.

en	Remote Database Name

en	The name of the remote database.

en	Remote Database User

en	The user name to use to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database Password

en	The user password to use to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database Port

en	The TCP port to use to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database Retries

en	The number of times to attempt to retry to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database SSL

en	If the remote database uses SSL to connect, check the checkbox below.

en	Remote Database SSL Key

en	The file holding the SSL Key to use to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database SSL Certificate

en	The file holding the SSL Certificate to use to connect to the remote database.

en	Remote Database SSL Authority

en	The file holding the SSL Certificate Authority to use to connect to the remote database. This is an optional parameter that can be required by the database provider if they have started SSL using the --ssl-mode=VERIFY_CA option.

en	You have already used this hostname '%s'. Please enter a non-duplicate hostname.

en	You have already used this database hostname '%s'. Please enter a non-duplicate database hostname.

en	Data Collector Statistics cleared.

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Data Collector. Note, all devices will be disassociated from this Data Collector and mapped back to the Main Cacti Data Collector.

en	Delete Data Collector

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following Data Collector.

en	Disable Data Collector

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following Data Collector.

en	Enable Data Collector

en	Click 'Continue' to Synchronize the Remote Data Collector for Offline Operation.

en	Click 'Continue' to Clear Data Collector Statistics for the Data Collector.

en	Clear Statistics for Data Collector

en	Site [edit: %s]

en	Site [new]

en	Remote Data Collectors must be able to communicate to the Main Data Collector, and vice versa. Use this button to verify that the Main Data Collector can communicate to this Remote Data Collector.

en	Test Database Connection

en	Collectors

en	Collector Name

en	The Name of this Data Collector.

en	The unique id associated with this Data Collector.

en	The Hostname where the Data Collector is running.

en	The Status of this Data Collector.

en	Proc/Threads

en	The Number of Poller Processes and Threads for this Data Collector.

en	Polling Time

en	The last data collection time for this Data Collector.

en	Avg/Max

en	The Average and Maximum Collector timings for this Data Collector.

en	The number of Devices associated with this Data Collector.

en	SNMP Gets

en	The number of SNMP gets associated with this Collector.

en	Scripts

en	The number of script calls associated with this Data Collector.

en	Servers

en	The number of script server calls associated with this Data Collector.

en	Last Finished

en	The last time this Data Collector completed.

en	Last Update

en	The last time this Data Collector checked in with the main Cacti site.

en	Last Sync

en	The last time this Data Collector was full synced with main Cacti site.

en	No Data Collectors Found

en	RRD check is disabled, please enable in Configuration -> Settings -> Data

en	RRDcheck Problems

en	Message

en	Deleted

en	Age

en	%d day

en	%d days

en	Messages

en	Go

en	Clear

en	Delete

en	Archive

en	RRD Files

en	RRD File Name

en	DS Name

en	DS ID

en	Template ID

en	Last Modified

en	Size [KB]

en	No unused RRD Files

en	Total Size [MB]:

en	Last Scan:

en	Time Since Update

en	RRDfiles

en	Rescan

en	Delete All

en	Delete All Unknown RRDfiles

en	Archive All

en	Archive All Unknown RRDfiles

en	NOTE: Path Settings on this Tab are only saved locally!

en	Cacti Settings (%s)%s

en	Changing Permission Model Warning

en	Changing Permission Model will alter a users effective Graph permissions.

en	After you change the Graph Permission Model you should audit your Users and User Groups Effective Graph permission to ensure that you still have adequate control of your Graphs. NOTE: If you want to restrict all Graphs at the Device or Graph Template Graph Permission Model, the default Graph Policy should be set to 'Deny'.

en	Poller Interval must be less than Cron Interval

en	Select Plugin(s)

en	Plugins Selected

en	Select File(s)

en	Files Selected

en	Select Template(s)

en	All Templates Selected

en	Send a Test Email

en	Test Email Results

en	Site Information

en	The primary name for the Site.

en	New Site

en	Address Information

en	Address1

en	The primary address for the Site.

en	Enter the Site Address

en	Address2

en	Additional address information for the Site.

en	Additional Site Address information

en	City

en	The city or locality for the Site.

en	Enter the City or Locality

en	State

en	The state for the Site.

en	Enter the state

en	Postal/Zip Code

en	The postal or zip code for the Site.

en	Enter the postal code

en	Country

en	The country for the Site.

en	Enter the country

en	The TimeZone for the Site.

en	Geolocation Information

en	Latitude

en	The Latitude for this Site.

en	example 38.889488

en	Longitude

en	The Longitude for this Site.

en	example -77.0374678

en	Zoom

en	The default Map Zoom for this Site. Values can be from 0 to 23. Note that some regions of the planet have a max Zoom of 15.

en	0 - 23

en	Additional Information

en	Additional area use for random notes related to this Site.

en	Enter some useful information about the Site.

en	Alternate Name

en	Used for cases where a Site has an alternate named used to describe it

en	If the Site is known by another name enter it here.

en	Template Site was not found! Unable to duplicate.

en	Click 'Continue' to Delete the following Site. Note, all Devices will be disassociated from this site.

en	Delete Site

en	Click 'Continue' to Duplicate the following Site.

en	Site Name:

en	Duplicate Site

en	Site Name

en	The name of this Site.

en	The unique id associated with this Site.

en	The number of Devices associated with this Site.

en	The City associated with this Site.

en	The State associated with this Site.

en	The Country associated with this Site.

en	No Sites Found

en	FATAL: Spike Kill method '%s' is Invalid

en	FATAL: Spike Kill Not Allowed

en	WARNING: Export Errors Encountered. Refresh Browser Window for Details!

en	What would you like to export?

en	Select the Template type that you wish to export from Cacti.

en	Device Template to Export

en	Choose the Template to export to XML.

en	Include Dependencies

en	Some templates rely on other items in Cacti to function properly. It is highly recommended that you select this box or the resulting import may fail.

en	Output Format

en	Choose the format to output the resulting XML file in.

en	Output to the Browser (within Cacti)

en	Output to the Browser (raw XML)

en	Save File Locally

en	Available Templates [%s]

en	The Template Import Succeeded.

en	See the cacti.log for more information, and review the XML file for proper syntax. The error details are shown below.<br><br><b>Errors:</b><br>%s

en	The Template XML file "%s" validation failed

en	Import Files [ If Files are missing, locate and install before using ]

en	Not Readable

en	Import Templates [ None selected imports all, Check to import selectively ]

en	Dependencies

en	Damaged

en	Met: %d

en	Unmet: %d

en	Some CDEF Items will not import due to an export error! Contact Template provider for an updated export.

en	Import Template

en	Failed to access temporary folder, import functionality is disabled

en	Publish

en	Un-Publish

en	Un-Lock

en	inherit

en	manual

en	alpha

en	natural

en	numeric

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following Tree.

en	Delete Tree

en	Click 'Continue' to publish the following Tree.

en	Publish Tree

en	Click 'Continue' to un-publish the following Tree.

en	Un-publish Tree

en	Click 'Continue' to un-lock the following Tree.

en	Un-lock Tree

en	Trees [edit: %s]

en	Trees [new]

en	Edit Tree

en	To Edit this tree, you must first lock it by pressing the Edit Tree button.

en	Add Root Branch

en	Finish Editing Tree

en	This tree has been locked for Editing on %s by %s.

en	To edit the tree, you must first unlock it and then lock it as yourself

en	Tree Items

en	Available Sites

en	Available Devices

en	Available Graphs

en	New Node

en	Rename

en	Branch Sorting

en	Inherit

en	Alphabetic

en	Natural

en	Cut

en	Paste

en	Add Tree

en	Sort Trees Ascending

en	Sort Trees Descending

en	Tree Name

en	The name by which this Tree will be referred to as.

en	The internal database ID for this Tree. Useful when performing automation or debugging.

en	Published

en	Unpublished Trees cannot be viewed from the Graph tab

en	A Tree must be locked in order to be edited.

en	The original author of this Tree.

en	To change the order of the trees, first sort by this column, press the up or down arrows once they appear.

en	Last Edited

en	The date that this Tree was last edited.

en	Edited By

en	The last user to have modified this Tree.

en	The total number of Site Branches in this Tree.

en	Branches

en	The total number of Branches in this Tree.

en	The total number of individual Devices in this Tree.

en	The total number of individual Graphs in this Tree.

en	No Trees Found

en	Batch Copy

en	You are not allowed to delete the current login account

en	You are not allowed to disable the current login account

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the selected User(s).

en	Delete User(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to copy the selected User to a new User below.

en	Template Username:

en	Username:

en	Full Name:

en	Realm:

en	Copy User

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the selected User(s).

en	Enable User(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the selected User(s).

en	Disable User(s)

en	Click 'Continue' to overwrite the User(s) settings with the selected template User settings and permissions. The original users Full Name, Password, Realm and Enable status will be retained, all other fields will be overwritten from Template User.

en	Template User:

en	User(s) to update:

en	Reset User(s) Settings

en	Deny

en	Note: System Graph Policy is 'Permissive' meaning the User must have access to at least one of Graph, Device, or Graph Template to gain access to the Graph

en	Note: System Graph Policy is 'Restrictive' meaning the User must have access to either the Graph or the Device and Graph Template to gain access to the Graph

en	Note: System Graph Policy is 'Device' meaning the User must have access to the Graph or Device to gain access to the Graph

en	Note: System Graph Policy is 'Graph Template' meaning the User must have access to the Graph or Graph Template to gain access to the Graph

en	Default Graph Policy

en	Default Graph Policy for this User

en	Update

en	Effective Policy

en	No Matching Graphs Found

en	Revoke Access

en	Grant Access

en	Groups

en	Member

en	Policies (Graph/Device/Template)

en	Non Member

en	ALLOW

en	DENY

en	No Matching User Groups Found

en	Assign Membership

en	Remove Membership

en	Default Device Policy

en	Default Device Policy for this User

en	Access Granted

en	Access Restricted

en	No Matching Devices Found

en	Default Graph Template Policy

en	Default Graph Template Policy for this User

en	Total Graphs

en	No Matching Graph Templates Found

en	Default Tree Policy

en	Default Tree Policy for this User

en	No Matching Trees Found

en	User Permissions

en	External Link Permissions

en	Plugin Permissions

en	Legacy Permissions

en	User Settings %s

en	Permissions

en	Group Membership

en	Graph Perms

en	Device Perms

en	Template Perms

en	Tree Perms

en	User Management %s

en	User Management

en	Basic

en	Graph Policy

en	Device Policy

en	Template Policy

en	Last Login

en	Unavailable

en	No Users Found

en	Graph Permissions %s

en	Show All

en	Group Membership %s

en	Devices Permission %s

en	Only Show Exceptions

en	Template Permission %s

en	Tree Permission %s

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following User Domain.

en	Delete User Domain

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following User Domain.

en	Disable User Domain

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following User Domain.

en	Enabled User Domain

en	Click 'Continue' to make the following the following User Domain the default one.

en	Make Selected Domain Default

en	User Domain [edit: %s]

en	User Domain [new]

en	Enter a meaningful name for this domain. This will be the name that appears in the Login Realm during login.

en	Domains Type

en	Choose what type of domain this is.

en	The name of the user that Cacti will use as a template for new user accounts.

en	If this checkbox is checked, users will be able to login using this domain.

en	TCP/UDP port for Non SSL communications.

en	TCP/UDP port for SSL communications.

en	Protocol Version that the server supports.

en	Encryption that the server supports. TLS is only supported by Protocol Version 3.

en	Mode which cacti will attempt to authenticate against the LDAP server.<blockquote><i>No Searching</i> - No Distinguished Name (DN) searching occurs, just attempt to bind with the provided Distinguished Name (DN) format.<br><br><i>Anonymous Searching</i> - Attempts to search for username against LDAP directory via anonymous binding to locate the users Distinguished Name (DN).<br><br><i>Specific Searching</i> - Attempts search for username against LDAP directory via Specific Distinguished Name (DN) and Specific Password for binding to locate the users Distinguished Name (DN).

en	Search base for searching the LDAP directory, such as "dc=win2kdomain,dc=local" or "ou=people,dc=domain,dc=local".

en	Search filter to use to locate the user in the LDAP directory, such as for windows: <i>"(&amp;(objectclass=user)(objectcategory=user)(userPrincipalName=&lt;username&gt;*))"</i> or for OpenLDAP: <i>"(&(objectClass=account)(uid=&lt;username&gt))"</i>. "&lt;username&gt" is replaced with the username that was supplied at the login prompt.

en	eMail

en	Field that will replace the email taken from LDAP. (on windows: mail)

en	Domain Properties

en	Domains

en	Domain Name

en	Domain Type

en	Effective User

en	CN FullName

en	CN eMail

en	None Selected

en	No User Domains Found

en	Defer to the Users Setting

en	Show the Page that the User pointed their browser to

en	Show the Console

en	Show the default Graph Screen

en	Restrict Access

en	Group Name

en	The name of this Group.

en	Group Description

en	A more descriptive name for this group, that can include spaces or special characters.

en	General Group Options

en	Set any user account-specific options here.

en	Allow Users of this Group to keep custom User Settings

en	Tree Rights

en	Should Users of this Group have access to the Tree?

en	Graph List Rights

en	Should Users of this Group have access to the Graph List?

en	Graph Preview Rights

en	Should Users of this Group have access to the Graph Preview?

en	What to do when a User from this User Group logs in.

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following User Group

en	Delete User Group

en	Click 'Continue' to Copy the following User Group to a new User Group.

en	Group Prefix:

en	New Group

en	Copy User Group

en	Click 'Continue' to enable the following User Group.

en	Enable User Group

en	Click 'Continue' to disable the following User Group.

en	Disable User Group

en	Login Name

en	Membership

en	Group Member

en	No Matching Group Members Found

en	Add to Group

en	Remove from Group

en	Default Graph Policy for this User Group

en	Default Graph Template Policy for this User Group

en	Default Tree Policy for this User Group

en	Members

en	User Group Management [edit: %s]

en	User Group Management [new]

en	User Group Management

en	No User Groups Found

en	Show Members

en	Clear

en	Data Source Statistics Purged.

en	Database

en	Database Settings

en	Database Status

en	PHP Info

en	Technical Support [%s]

en	NET-SNMP Not Installed or its paths are not set. Please install if you wish to monitor SNMP enabled devices.

en	Configuration Settings

en	ERROR: Installed RRDtool version does not exceed configured version.<br>Please visit the %s and select the correct RRDtool Utility Version.

en	ERROR: RRDtool 1.2.x+ does not support the GIF images format, but %d" graph(s) and/or templates have GIF set as the image format.

en	General Information

en	Cacti OS

en	NET-SNMP Version

en	Configured

en	Found

en	Total: %s

en	Poller Information

en	Different version of Cacti and Spine!

en	Action[%s]

en	No items to poll

en	Name:

en	Procs:

en	Threads:

en	Concurrent Processes

en	Max Threads

en	PHP Servers

en	Main Server: Current: %s, Min Required: %s

en	Local Server: Current: %s, Min Required: %s

en	Minimum Connections:

en	Assumes 100 spare connections for Web page users and other various connections.

en	The minimum required can vary greatly if there is heavy user Graph viewing activity.

en	Each browser tab can use upto 10 connections depending on the browser.

en	Script Timeout

en	Max OID

en	Last Run Statistics

en	System Memory

en	%s GB

en	MySQL/MariaDB Memory Statistics (Source: MySQL Tuner)

en	Max Total Memory Possible

en	Reduce MySQL/MariaDB Memory to less than 80% of System Memory. Preserve additional Cache Memory for RRDfiles if the Database is on the same system as the RRDfiles. See Core and Client Totals below for explanation of calculation method.

en	Max Core Memory Possible

en	Reduce Total Core Memory

en	Calculation Formula

en	Max Connection Memory Possible

en	Reduce Total Client Memory

en	PHP Information

en	PHP Version

en	PHP Version 5.5.0+ is recommended due to strong password hashing support.

en	PHP OS

en	PHP uname

en	PHP SNMP

en	Installed. Note: If you are planning on using SNMPv3, you must remove php-snmp and use the Net-SNMP toolset.

en	You've set memory limit to 'unlimited'.

en	It is highly suggested that you alter you php.ini memory_limit to %s or higher.

en	This suggested memory value is calculated based on the number of data source present and is only to be used as a suggestion, actual values may vary system to system based on requirements.

en	Variable Name

en	MySQL Table Information - Sizes in KBytes

en	Avg Row Length

en	Data Length

en	Index Length

en	Comment

en	Unable to retrieve table status

en	PHP Module Information

en	User Login History

en	Deleted/Invalid

en	Result

en	Success - Password

en	Success - Token

en	Success - Password Change

en	Attempts

en	Go

en	Clear

en	Purge

en	Purge User Log

en	User Logins

en	IP Address

en	(User Removed)

en	Display Order

en	Log [Total Lines: %d - Non-Matching Items Hidden]

en	Log [Total Lines: %d - All Items Shown]

en	Clear Cacti Log

en	Cacti Log Cleared

en	Error: Unable to clear log, no write permissions.

en	Error: Unable to clear log, file does not exist.

en	Data Query Cache Items

en	Query Name

en	Allow the search term to include the index column

en	Include Index

en	Field Value

en	Index

en	Poller Cache Items

en	Script

en	SNMP Version:

en	Community:

en	OID:

en	User:

en	Script:

en	Script Server:

en	RRD:

en	Cacti technical support page. Used by developers and technical support persons to assist with issues in Cacti. Includes checks for common configuration issues.

en	The Cacti Log stores statistic, error and other message depending on system settings. This information can be used to identify problems with the poller and application.

en	Allows Administrators to browse the user log. Administrators can filter and export the log as well.

en	Poller Cache Administration

en	This is the data that is being passed to the poller each time it runs. This data is then in turn executed/interpreted and the results are fed into the RRDfiles for graphing or the database for display.

en	The Data Query Cache stores information gathered from Data Query input types. The values from these fields can be used in the text area of Graphs for Legends, Vertical Labels, and GPRINTS as well as in CDEF's.

en	Rebuild Poller Cache

en	The Poller Cache will be re-generated if you select this option. Use this option only in the event of a database crash if you are experiencing issues after the crash and have already run the database repair tools. Alternatively, if you are having problems with a specific Device, simply re-save that Device to rebuild its Poller Cache. There is also a command line interface equivalent to this command that is recommended for large systems.

en	NOTE: On large systems, this command may take several minutes to hours to complete and therefore should not be run from the Cacti UI. You can simply run 'php -q cli/rebuild_poller_cache.php --help' at the command line for more information.

en	Rebuild Resource Cache

en	When operating multiple Data Collectors in Cacti, Cacti will attempt to maintain state for key files on all Data Collectors. This includes all core, non-install related website and plugin files. When you force a Resource Cache rebuild, Cacti will clear the local Resource Cache, and then rebuild it at the next scheduled poller start. This will trigger all Remote Data Collectors to recheck their website and plugin files for consistency.

en	Boost Utilities

en	View Boost Status

en	This menu pick allows you to view various boost settings and statistics associated with the current running Boost configuration.

en	Data Source Statistics Utilities

en	Purge Data Source Statistics

en	This menu pick will purge all existing Data Source Statistics from the Database. If Data Source Statistics is enabled, the Data Sources Statistics will start collection again on the next Data Collector pass.

en	RRD Utilities

en	RRDfile Cleaner

en	When you delete Data Sources from Cacti, the corresponding RRDfiles are not removed automatically. Use this utility to facilitate the removal of these old files.

en	Use this utility to display problems with missing rrd files or missing values in rrdfiles. You need enable rrdcheck in Configuration->Settings->Data

en	SNMP Agent Utilities

en	This shows all objects being handled by the SNMP Agent.

en	Rebuild SNMP Agent Cache

en	The SNMP cache will be cleared and re-generated if you select this option. Note that it takes another poller run to restore the SNMP cache completely.

en	This menu pick allows you to view the latest events SNMP Agent has handled in relation to the registered notification receivers.

en	Allows Administrators to maintain SNMP notification receivers.

en	Cacti System Utilities

en	Refresh Interval

en	Overrun Warning

en	Timed Out

en	Other

en	Cannot open directory

en	Directory Does NOT Exist!!

en	Current Boost Status

en	Boost On-demand Updating:

en	Running Processes:

en	Total Data Sources:

en	TBD

en	Queued Boost Records:

en	Approximate in Process:

en	Total Boost Records:

en	Boost Storage Statistics

en	Database Engine:

en	Current Boost Table(s) Size:

en	Avg Bytes/Record:

en	%d Bytes

en	Max Record Length:

en	Max Allowed Boost Table Size:

en	Estimated Maximum Records:

en	Previous Runtime Statistics

en	Last Start Time:

en	Last Run Duration:

en	%d minutes

en	%d seconds

en	%0.2f percent of update frequency)

en	RRD Updates:

en	MBytes

en	Peak Poller Memory:

en	Max Poller Memory Allowed:

en	Records: %s (ds rows), Time: %s (secs), GetRows: %s (secs), ResultsCycle: %s (secs), FileAndTemplate: %s (secs), LastUpdate: %s (secs), RRDUpdate: %s (secs), Delete: %s (secs)

en	Previous Runtime Timers:

en	Process: %d

en	Status: Running, Remaining: %s (dses), CurrentRuntime: %s (secs), PrevRuntime: %s (secs), PrevProcessed: %10s (ds rows)

en	Status: Idle, PrevRuntime: %s (secs), PrevProcessed: %10s (ds rows)

en	Run Time Configuration

en	Update Frequency:

en	Concurrent Processes:

en	Next Start Time:

en	Maximum Records:

en	Records

en	Maximum Allowed Runtime:

en	Image Caching Status:

en	Cache Directory:

en	Cached Files:

en	Cached Files Size:

en	SNMP Agent Cache

en	OIDs

en	Column Data

en	Scalar

en	SNMP Agent Notification Log

en	Receiver

en	Log Entries

en	Severity Level: %s

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following VDEF.

en	Delete VDEF

en	Click 'Continue' to duplicate the following VDEF. You can optionally change the title format for the new VDEF.

en	Duplicate VDEF

en	Click 'Continue' to delete the following VDEF's.

en	VDEF Name: %s

en	Remove VDEF Item

en	VDEF Preview

en	VDEF Items [edit: %s]

en	VDEF Items [new]

en	VDEF Item Type

en	Choose what type of VDEF item this is.

en	VDEF Item Value

en	Enter a value for this VDEF item.

en	VDEFs [edit: %s]

en	VDEFs [new]

en	Delete VDEF Item

en	The name of this VDEF.

en	VDEF Name

en	VDEFs that are in use cannot be Deleted. In use is defined as being referenced by a Graph or a Graph Template.

en	The number of Graphs using this VDEF.

en	The number of Graphs Templates using this VDEF.

en	No VDEFs