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Enable Lotus Notes (R) tweak
Enable code tweak for specific handling of Lotus Notes Mail Clients.
DNS Options
Primary DNS IP Address
Enter the primary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.
Secondary DNS IP Address
Enter the secondary DNS IP Address to utilize for reverse lookups.
DNS Timeout
Please enter the DNS timeout in milliseconds. Cacti uses a PHP based DNS resolver.
Internet Proxy Settings
Internet Proxy Address
For either core Cacti Services or Plugins that require internet access, enter the proxy server and port here in the following format IP:PORT. For example 192.168.1.1:8080.
Internet Proxy User
If your Internet Proxy requires a username, enter it here.
Internet Proxy Password
If your Internet Proxy requires a password, enter it here.
On-demand RRD Update Settings
Enable On-demand RRD Updating
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.
System Level RRD Updater
Before RRD On-demand Update Can be Cleared, a poller run must always pass
How Often Should Boost Update All RRDs
When you enable boost, your RRD files are only updated when they are requested by a user, or when this time period elapses.
Number of Boost Processes
The number of concurrent boost processes to use to use to process all of the RRDs in the boost table.
Maximum Records
If the boost output table exceeds this size, in records, an update will take place.
Maximum Data Source Items Per Pass
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.
Maximum Argument Length
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

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locales/po/cacti.pot, string 2975