I would like to call PRTG to display a graph from another software system. This system can execute a Windows command with parameters.
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Just use a public map and make the map the same size as the graph.
Else look at how the API authenticates, (with a username=xxx&passcode=yyy on the end of a URL) and apply this to the URL of the image you want to display. I just test this and it works fine.
http://PRTGSERVER:8080/chart.png?type=graph&graphid=0&graphtitle=%40%40notitle%40%40&width=925&height=300&bgcolor=%23f3f2f2&graphstylefile=graphstyling.htm&animationandinteraction=1&datastylefile=graphdatastyling.htm&animationstylefile=graphanimationstyling.htm&graphstyling=baseFontSize%3D%2710%27%20showLegend%3D%270%27&tooltexts=1&datastyling=drawAnchors%3D%271%27%20anchorRadius%3D%271%27%20lineThickness%3D%272%27&refreshable=true&columns=datetime%2Cvalue_%2Ccoverage&_=1477437157911&id=4692&myid=14774391845032784182&hide=&username=api_access&passhash=4235608312
Oct, 2016 - Permalink
Hi Andrew,
I think he want's it the other way around - displaying a graph from another software system within PRTG :)
Oct, 2016 - Permalink
Hm, does the application simply show the graph? Or does it save the graph as an image somewhere? Only in the latter case, you could use it in a PRTG map...
Oct, 2016 - Permalink