Notes to read after installation of Monitorix in FreeBSD systems
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Please take some time to adjust the options in the monitorix.conf file.
See the monitorix.conf(5) man page for a detailed help of each configuration
option.

Make sure that the default ipfw(8) rule numbers defined in the monitorix.conf
file doesn't conflict with any other rule number in your firewall:
	- In <port> configuration section: rule = 24000
	- In <nginx> configuration section: rule = 24100

This is the list of module names that still need attention:

   [traffacct]	- Network activity is not supported yet. Help is needed!
   [serv]	- Some services may not work.
   [hptemp]	- Temperatures may not work because of the lack of HP support.
   [nfsc]	- NFS client is not supported yet.



Notes to read after installation of Monitorix in OpenBSD systems
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This is the list of module names that still need attention:

   Same as in FreeBSD, plus:

   [proc]	- Per processor kernel usage graph is not available because the
		  command 'sysctl kern.cp_time2' doesn't work yet.
   [nfss]	- NFS server is not supported yet.



Notes to read after installation of Monitorix in NetBSD systems
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This is the list of module names that still need attention:

   Same as in OpenBSD, plus:

   IP filter not supported yet, hence some network activity graphs won't work.
   File usage in 'VFS usage' graph doesn't work.
   [port]	- Network port activity not supported yet.
   [int]	- Device interrupt activity not supported yet.


Other module names might not work because they are specific to Linux systems.