#Directory Where Generated Graphs Are Saved
WorkDir: E:\mrtg-graphs\Imail\Domainconnections

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# MRTG -- Example Configuration File
#       to integrate ImailMRTG Into MRTG
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# This file is for use with mrtg-2.10.13
#
# Note:
#
# * Keywords must start at the begin of a line.
#
# * Lines which follow a keyword line which do start 
#   with a blank are appended to the keyword line
#
# * Empty Lines are ignored
#
# * Lines starting with a # sign are comments.
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Title[index]: Connections MRTG
PageTop[index]: <hr><br><h3>Server: your.servername.com<br>
	Domain Connections / Total Connections</h3>

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# We set MaxBytes to the time in ms that we consider "normal" for
# an unused link, so that the per-cent values show how much you
# are off when the line is used more heavily.  you also have to
# set AbsMax, otherwise values greate than MaxBytes would be
# ignored.

MaxBytes[index]: 100
AbsMax[index]: 1000000

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# Set gauge, to treat the values gathered from target as absolute
#       and not as counters.
Options[index]: gauge,unknaszero,nopercent,growright

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# Call the imail2mrtg tool.  You can include arguments define
#       what to log.
Target[index]: `E:\\mrtg-2.10.13\\bin\\ImailMrtg.EXE -s E:\\imail\\spool -b 2048 -connections -domain yourdomain.com`

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# We have to change all labels of the graph.
#
YLegend[index]: Connections
ShortLegend[index]: Conn
#Colours[index]: BLUE#1000ff,BLUE#1000ff,BLUE#1000ff,BLUE#1000ff
Legend1[index]: Domain
Legend2[index]: Connections
LegendI[index]: &nbsp;Domain
LegendO[index]: &nbsp;Connections

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# You might want to include Peaks or not.
#WithPeak[index]: y

Interval: 5
RunAsDaemon: yes