Server Graphs
If you have our Server Graphs addon, you can view graphs for your server through our control panel. To access this, use the Graphs link on the page for your server.
Managed servers
Server Graphs are included as part of server management. We will set this up automatically when your server is installed. If you are seeing any issues viewing the graphs for your server, please contact support.
Unmanaged servers
If you have an unmanaged server, you will need to install and configure the munin-node daemon. On Debian and Ubuntu, you can install this using apt:
apt install munin-node
You will need to permit our Munin server on the following IP addresses to connect to TCP port 4949 on your server:
- 93.93.128.100
- 2a00:1098:0:80:1000::100
You should add firewall rules to permit this, and to block other hosts from connecting to this port.
You will also need to configure munin-node in /etc/munin/munin-node.conf - add the following lines to permit our munin server to connect:
allow ^2a00:1098:0:80:1000::100$
allow ^::ffff:93\.93\.128\.100$
allow ^93\.93\.128\.100$
You will also need to set host_name. For a virtual server, this should be v<server identifier> - for example, vds:foobar would be configured like:
host_name vfoobar
For dedicated servers, this should be the short version of your server's Asset ID - this is displayed in brackets in our control panel next to the long Asset ID, and starts with m. For example, where our control panel displays an Asset ID of B00014e0b (m1234), the correct configuration is:
host_name m1234
You can then restart munin-node to apply the configuration changes:
systemctl restart munin-node
After making these changes, it may take up to 26 hours for the graphs to become available through our control panel.
Please contact support if you see any issues setting this up, or if the graphs aren't becoming visible in our control panel.