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Short answer is yes.
Longer answer is that routers2 is much more flexible than 14all and so you have to specify exactly how you want this to be done. Also, routers2 prefers to have at least a menu for the interfaces, although you can avoid this by just displaying the summary page if you want.
First, you can find the page you are interested in, and then click 'bookmark' to get the URL of that page. You will see it is something like:
routers2.cgi?rtr=filename.cfg&if=targetname
followed by other options for time period, graph size, and so on.
Next, you can disable menus in the routers2.conf with the 'allowexplore' directive to prevent devices menus and/or targets menu.
Next, you can specify just the central page in the frame by giving '&page=graph'.
Next, you can specify the Summary page by giving 'if=__summary' or define one of your own.
Next, you can get different time period graphs together (if you want) by giving '&xgtype=dw' for the Daily and Weekly graphs together, for example.
Note, though, that if you suppress all the menu functions and so on then you are losing out on the majority of the routers2 functionality. If the idea is merely to restrict users to certain functions, you might prefer the allowexplore option, and per-user restrictions in the routers2.conf for authenticated users. This is detailed in the HOWTO.
This is all explained in more detail in the DOCUMENTATION under doc/HOWTO
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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
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