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I have an installation of MRTG on a Windows machine, not using RRDtool and cgi. &nbsp;I've attempted to create multiple .cfg files, however mrtg only recognizes the configs inside the main mrtg.cfg file.<br />
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Rather than create one large mrtg.cfg file, is there a way to tell mrtg for windows to look at all .cfg files inside the bin directory of my mrtg installation? &nbsp;I'd rather have seperate configs instead of one large mrtg.cfg file.<br />
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Is this possible?
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I have an installation of MRTG on a Windows machine, not using RRDtool and cgi.  I've attempted to create multiple .cfg files, however mrtg only recognizes the configs inside the main mrtg.cfg file.

Rather than create one large mrtg.cfg file, is there a way to tell mrtg for windows to look at all .cfg files inside the bin directory of my mrtg installation?  I'd rather have seperate configs instead of one large mrtg.cfg file.

Is this possible?

mrtg for windows - multiple .cfg files

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