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I run a game server this is running FBSD4.7, and I decided I wanted to
have web graphs of various things like bandwidth usage, cpu load, etc.
I saw MRTG and thought I would give it a try.

Documentation is kinda poor for setting things up, but most of it refers
to using SNMP for much of what I want.  After flipping a coin, I
installed /ports/net/net-snmp.  I ran though a quick config using
snmpconf, but no matter what options I choose, I cannot get MRTG's
configmaker to talk to SNMP.  I get the same results whether or not the
snmpd is running, so something is wrong.  No firewall is in place, so it
is probably just a configuration/usage issue.  Any ideas on how to
use/configure SNMP or can someone recommend an easy to use SNMP program
that works with MRTG?

-Derrick