With DPI turned on (and facing LAN) all of the edgerouter models can. On Sep 16, 2016 11:26 AM, "Eric Kuhnke" <eric.kuh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> They want to know specifically what device/IP address/MAC address on their > LAN is moving a lot of traffic (like a kid's gaming PC with Steam, or an > XboxOne, or whatever)? I would suggest some sort of home router that can > do per device cumulative accounting like this. The $50 ubnt edgerouter has > this in its GUI, I believe. Or the $99 one. > > On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 6:36 PM, That One Guy /sarcasm < > thatoneguyst...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> so we got this: >> "Can yotu help us somehow figure out what is using all of our data? We >> have looked at the daily usage and can not figure it out. There are days >> that we have been gone for several hours and the usage is VERY high. Then >> days we are home have been extremely low. We are at a loss; can you help us >> or recommend someone who can. Is there a way to break this down hourly? >> Thanks! >> --" >> >> >> this is the one in ten request, the other 9 are normally "we didnt do >> this you people are lying,we never use the internet, our kids follow rules, >> youre cheating us" in a real catty voice >> >> >> screw those 9 douches, its usually one of the spouses porn affliction, >> the kids game console. or the fact they leave 5 units running in the house >> with netflix on autoplay, if theyre not illegally torrenting some shit. >> >> >> but, there is the one, who arent cocks, they genuinely want to know. We >> arent providing them a router, so monitoring from there directly is out >> >> we just recently moved DNS to us (huge value I have already found) So >> whats the best way (to the account, not the individual machine) to track >> this down, in our environment, We have mikrotik 1100ahx2 from to AP to the >> edge, and for the firs time, I actually want to set up a tool to help the >> 10 percent and if you guys who know more than me can spit out a script to >> drop in to monitor this customer I can pretend I have value within th >> company. . >> >> >> >> If you only see yourself as part of the team but you don't see your team >> as part of yourself you have already failed as part of the team. >> > >
