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Installing and Configuring Cacti (Open source network graphing tool) on Ubuntu

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We will see how to install and configure
Includes:

1. Blue Coat Proxy SG graph
2. F5 BIG IP LTM
3. Cisco C6506 Switch


Will update it soon

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