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Firsty, I would like to say thank you for this amazing tool. This has really given so much insight into our MikroTik's.
I'm seeing an issue with the current way dhcp pool counts are being done.
For my example, I have one dhcp server and two dhcp pools.
On the MikroTik, dhcp_pool1 is configured with IP range "192.168.0.20-192.168.0.200" and next pool is selected as dhcp_pool2 with IP range set as "192.168.1.20-192.168.1.200"
dhcp_pool1 then as a total IP count of 180, plus dhcp_pool2 count (180) which will then total 360 IP's for the entire dhcp server.
On the dashboard currently it is showing an IP count only for the first pool (dhcp_pool1), but is counting the total for both pools, and showing zero count on the second pool (dhcp_pool2), and the guage for the whole dhcp is showing red, but the total amount of IP's allocated (360) hasn't reached over 80%.
Can IP counts be calculated based on the address range given to the pool?
Will you be able to separate the counts for each pool?
Is there a way to base all the gauges on a percentage of used IP's?
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Hi,
Firsty, I would like to say thank you for this amazing tool. This has really given so much insight into our MikroTik's.
I'm seeing an issue with the current way dhcp pool counts are being done.
For my example, I have one dhcp server and two dhcp pools.
On the MikroTik, dhcp_pool1 is configured with IP range "192.168.0.20-192.168.0.200" and next pool is selected as dhcp_pool2 with IP range set as "192.168.1.20-192.168.1.200"
dhcp_pool1 then as a total IP count of 180, plus dhcp_pool2 count (180) which will then total 360 IP's for the entire dhcp server.
On the dashboard currently it is showing an IP count only for the first pool (dhcp_pool1), but is counting the total for both pools, and showing zero count on the second pool (dhcp_pool2), and the guage for the whole dhcp is showing red, but the total amount of IP's allocated (360) hasn't reached over 80%.
Can IP counts be calculated based on the address range given to the pool?
Will you be able to separate the counts for each pool?
Is there a way to base all the gauges on a percentage of used IP's?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: