Cheshire Cat Computing

I'm newbie in setup router2
I'm using IIS 5 in win xp for trial, the installtion mrtg and rrd tool is success and also the router2, but I got an error message

RRD Error: Opening 'c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\graphs\mrtg.cfg-192.168.1.1_2-d-l2.png' for write: Permission denied

You can visit the configuration verification page here.

RRD: c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\192.168.1.1_2.rrd
Device: [mrtg.cfg] mrtg
Interface: 192.168.1.1_2
Interfaces: 192.168.1.1_2,_incoming,_outgoing,_summary_,192.168.1.1_1

Params: c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\graphs\mrtg.cfg-192.168.1.1_2-d-l2.png --imgformat PNG --base 1024 --lazy --interlaced --force-rules-legend -e 1186398900 -s end-2000m -u 0.1 -w 530 -h 200 --x-grid HOUR:1:HOUR:24:HOUR:2:0:%H --title Traffic Analysis for 2 -- aluntbtjkt --vertical-label traffic in bps DEF:in=c\:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\192.168.1.1_2.rrd:ds0:AVERAGE DEF:out=c\:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\192.168.1.1_2.rrd:ds1:AVERAGE CDEF:fin=in,8,* CDEF:fout=out,8,* DEF:min=c\:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\192.168.1.1_2.rrd:ds0:MAX DEF:mout=c\:\inetpub\wwwroot\mrtg\192.168.1.1_2.rrd:ds1:MAX CDEF:fmin=min,8,* CDEF:fmout=mout,8,* CDEF:pcin=fin,100,*,100000000,/ CDEF:mpcin=fmin,100,*,100000000,/ CDEF:pcout=fout,100,*,100000000,/ CDEF:mpcout=fmout,100,*,100000000,/ AREA:fin#00cc00:Incoming traffic LINE1:fout#0000ff:Outgoing traffic\l CDEF:down=in,UN,out,UN,+,2,EQ,INF,0,IF AREA:down#d0d0d0 HRULE:100000000#ff0000:100% Bandwidth (95.37 Mbps)\l GPRINT:fmin:MAX:Max In\: %6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:mpcin:MAX: (%2.0lf%%)\g GPRINT:fin:AVERAGE: Avg In\: %6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:pcin:AVERAGE: (%2.0lf%%)\g GPRINT:fin:LAST: Cur In\: %6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:pcin:LAST: (%2.0lf%%)\g COMMENT:\l GPRINT:fmout:MAX:Max Out\:%6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:mpcout:MAX: (%2.0lf%%)\g GPRINT:fout:AVERAGE: Avg Out\:%6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:pcout:AVERAGE: (%2.0lf%%)\g GPRINT:fout:LAST: Cur Out\:%6.2lf %s\g GPRINT:pcout:LAST: (%2.0lf%%)\g COMMENT:\l

I have already setup my IIS to have write access permission and also give the cgi, perl and rrdcgi extention in iis but still can't write correctly in graphs folder, any body can suggest me

thank u very much for your help

regards;
jd

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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning... -- Isaiah 5:11

My example URL uses cgi-bin because that is where the script is usually installed. Modify the URL as appropriate for your installation - wherever you have installed the routers2 script.

The error message you get appears when the web server cannot write to the graphs directory. If the directory exists, and the disks is not full, then the only other cause I can think of is that you have the permissions set incorrectly. Remember you need to give permission to the web server process, not to your current logged in user.

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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning... -- Isaiah 5:11