en	You are not allowed to disable the current login account

en	Click 'Continue' to Delete the following User.

en	Click 'Continue' to Delete following Users.

en	Delete User

en	Delete Users

en	Click 'Continue' to Copy the following User.

en	Copy User

en	Template Username

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable the following User.

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable following Users.

en	Enable User

en	Enable Users

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable the following User.

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable following Users.

en	Disable User

en	Disable Users

en	Click 'Continue' to Overwrite the User settings with the selected Template User settings and permissions. The original User Full Name, Password, Realm and Enable status will be retained, all other fields will be overwritten from the Template User.

en	Click 'Continue' to Overwrite the Users 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 the Template User.

en	Replace User Settings for User

en	Replace User Settings for Users

en	Template User

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	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	Group

en	Last Login

en	< 1 Week Ago

en	< 1 Month Ago

en	> 1 Month Ago

en	> 2 Months Ago

en	> 4 Months Ago

en	Basic

en	LDAP/AD

en	Domain

en	User ID

en	Graph Policy

en	Device Policy

en	Template Policy

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	Click 'Continue' to Delete following User Domains.

en	Delete User Domain

en	Delete User Domains

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable the following User Domain.

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable following User Domains.

en	Disable User Domain

en	Disable User Domains

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable the following User Domain.

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable following User Domains.

en	Enable User Domain

en	Enable User Domains

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	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/UDP port for Non SSL communications.

en	Port SSL

en	TCP/UDP port for SSL communications.

en	Protocol Version

en	Protocol Version that the server supports.

en	Encryption

en	Encryption that the server supports. TLS is only supported by Protocol Version 3.

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 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	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	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	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	Click 'Continue' to Delete following User Groups.

en	Delete User Group

en	Delete User Groups

en	Click 'Continue' to Copy the following User Group.

en	Click 'Continue' to Copy following User Groups.

en	Copy User Group

en	Copy User Groups

en	Group Prefix

en	New Group

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable the following User Group.

en	Click 'Continue' to Enable following User Groups.

en	Enable User Group

en	Enable User Groups

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable the following User Group.

en	Click 'Continue' to Disable following User Groups.

en	Disable User Group

en	Disable User Groups

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	User Log Purged.

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	User Logins

en	IP Address

en	(User Removed)

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

en	The Poller Cache Rebuild Operation has been started in background

en	The Poller Cache Rebuild Operation has already been started.

en	Data Source Statistics Purged.

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	Poller Cache Items [ Rebuild In Process - Press Go to Check Status ]

en	Poller Cache Items [ Rebuild Crashed without Unregistering ]

en	Poller Cache Items [ Rebuild Timed out but is Running ]

en	Poller Cache Items [ Rebuild Timed out and Crashed ]

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	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	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 Poller Items:

en	Total Data Sources:

en	Remaining 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 End Time:

en	Never Run

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	Detailed Runtime Statistics

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	Click 'Continue' to Delete following VDEFs.

en	Delete VDEF

en	Delete VDEFs

en	Click 'Continue' to Duplicate the following VDEF.

en	Click 'Continue' to Duplicate following VDEFs.

en	Duplicate VDEF

en	Duplicate VDEFs

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	VDEF Name

en	The name of this VDEF.

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