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Looks like we're using mrtg-2.16.2

Wow. Sorry I'm getting back to this so late. It's been a rough month. Here is the output:

Apologies for such a late response to this. The last couple weeks have been a little chaotic. In answer to your questions:

- You are correct, Network / Switch wizard.
- New checks to new network devices
- Confirmed errors of rrd does not exist.

Dan

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