The graphs are an excellent tool for monitoring the device’s processor load, disk and RAM, voltage and temperature, and the amount of traffic transmitted through network interfaces.
Via Winbox or the web-based interface, the settings can be found in the “Tools” -> “Graphing” menu.
I will describe the following commands in order:
Frequency of recording of collected data (standard 5 minutes):
tool graphing set store-every 24hours|5min|hour
The refresh rate of the chart page (standard 300):
tool graphing set page-refresh integer|never
Graphing interface
The IP range from which graphs are allowed to be viewed (standard 0.0.0.0/0):
tool graphing interface allow-address ADDRESS
Description of the current record:
tool graphing interface comment TEXT
Determines whether the element is used:
tool graphing interface disabled yes|no
Determines which interface will be monitored (standard all):
tool graphing interface interface all|interface
Specifies whether to store collected information on the system disk (standard yes):
tool graphing interface store-on-disk yes|no
Graphing queue
The IP range from which graphs are allowed to be viewed (standard 0.0.0.0/0):
tool graphing queue allow-address ADDRESS
Whether to allow access to schedules from queue’s target-address (standard yes):
tool graphing queue allow-target yes|no
Description of the current record:
tool graphing queue comment TEXT
Determines whether the element is used:
tool graphing queue disabled yes|no
Which queues will be monitored (everything is standard):
tool graphing queue simple-queue all|NAME
Specifies whether to store collected information on the system disk (standard yes):
tool graphing queue store-on-disk yes|no
Graphing resource
The IP range from which graphs are allowed to be viewed (standard 0.0.0.0/0):
tool graphing resource allow-address ADDRESS
Description of the current record:
tool graphing resource comment TEXT
Determines whether the element is used:
tool graphing resource disabled yes|no
Specifies whether to store collected information on the system disk (standard yes):
tool graphing resource store-on-disk yes|no
You can see the graphs in the address bar of the browser http://ADDRESS/graphs/
If you reboot the router, the graphics will remain, if you update firmware, they will be deleted.