interface
tool/graphing/interface
Type: Directory
Rules that choose which interfaces are graphed and which clients can see their traffic graphs on the router's /graphs/ web page (/graphs/iface/<interface>/). Nothing is graphed until you add a rule. You can add several rules for one interface, each with its own allow-address; a client sees the graph when any of them allows its address. An interface rule does not open the resource or queue graphs. The graphs show In for traffic received on the interface and Out for traffic sent, in bits per second. See Graphing.
| Flag | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| X | disabled | Disabled rule: its graphs are not shown. |
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| interface | iface_enum { all:0 } | The interface to graph. all graphs every interface, also disabled interfaces, the loopback interface lo and dynamic interfaces such as PPPoE users while they exist. A rule for one dynamic interface loses it when the interface is created again, for example when a PPPoE user reconnects (the rule then shows an ID such as *F00000); graph a static PPPoE server binding instead. The interface of an existing rule cannot be changed (Can't change interface, please create new config): remove the rule and add a new one. Default: all. |
| allow-address | alt { ip-prefix: ipPrefix , ipv6-prefix: ip6Prefix } | The IPv4 or IPv6 prefix of the clients that can see this interface's graphs on the router's /graphs/ web page. The pages need no login. A change applies immediately. To allow several prefixes, add a rule for each. Default: 0.0.0.0/0 (every IPv4 address). |
| store-on-disk | bool |
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