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Cacti Beginner's Guide

You're reading from   Cacti Beginner's Guide Leverage Cacti to design a robust network operations center

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2017
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ISBN-13 9781788299183
Length 420 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Thomas Urban Thomas Urban
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Table of Contents (24) Chapters Close

Title Page
Credits
About the Author
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Preface
1. Installing Cacti FREE CHAPTER 2. Using Graphs to Monitor Networks and Devices 3. Creating and Using Templates 4. User Management 5. Data Management 6. Cacti Maintenance 7. Network and Server Monitoring 8. Plugin Architecture 9. Plugins 10. Threshold Monitoring with Thold 11. Enterprise Reporting 12. Cacti Automation for NOC 13. Migrating Cacti to a New Server 14. Multiple Poller with Cacti 15. Online Resources 16. Further Information 17. Pop Quiz Answers

Overview of a Cacti migration


The migration of a Cacti installation not only consists of copying over files, but also includes the conversion of RRD files and the final tasks involved through the Cacti web-interface. Let's look at the different steps migration needs to take care of.

The Cacti files

The first step is the preparation of the Cacti files. You have several options for doing a migration. The simplest one is copying the Cacti files and the more complex one is doing a new Cacti install and executing an upgrade. In both cases, you will have to make sure you copy all the required files, including any scripts or configuration files, which may not reside in the Cacti main directory. Things such as the WMI configuration file may be residing in the /etc directory, while the spine configuration may be stored in a completely different area.

If you have worked this book and created a backup script already, then you should have a complete list of these files stored in the backup.

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