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# 3 Graphs

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#### Overview

The custom graph list for a host can be accessed from *Data collection →
Hosts* by clicking on *Graphs* for the respective host.

A list of existing graphs is displayed.

![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/graphs_conf.png){width="600"}

Displayed data:

|Column|Description|
|--|--------|
|*Host*|Host of the graph.<br>Clicking on the host name opens the host [configuration form](/manual/config/hosts/host#configuring-a-host).<br>This column is displayed only if multiple hosts or no hosts are selected in the filter.|
|*Name*|Name of the custom graph, displayed as a blue link to graph details.<br>Clicking on the graph name link opens the graph [configuration form](/manual/config/visualization/graphs/custom#configuring-custom-graphs).<br>If the host graph belongs to a template, the template name is displayed before the graph name as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the graph list on the template level.<br>If the graph has been created from a graph prototype, its name is preceded by the low-level discovery rule name, in orange. Clicking on the discovery rule name opens the graph prototype list.|
|*Width*|Graph width is displayed.|
|*Height*|Graph height is displayed.|
|*Graph type*|Graph type is displayed - *Normal*, *Stacked*, *Pie* or *Exploded*.|
|*Info*|If the graph is working correctly, no icon is displayed in this column. In case of errors, a square icon with the letter "i" is displayed. Hover over the icon to see a tooltip with the error description.|

To configure a new graph, click on the *Create graph* button at the upper-right corner.

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##### Mass editing options

Buttons below the list offer some mass-editing options:

-   *Copy* - copy the graphs to other hosts or templates
-   *Delete* - delete the graphs

To use these options, mark the checkboxes before the respective graphs,
then click on the required button.

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##### Using filter

You can filter graphs by host group and host. For better search
performance, data is searched with macros unresolved.

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