> Can one setup a Linux server to offer sflow? If the Linux host can run
> sflow, then it's easy to capture the bandwidth usage on the host?
That is a good idea. Since we have to have the host OS running,
it might be able to do the collection activities for us.
If anyone has a soution for this, I am interested in more info.
> I'm sitting with the same problem, and rely on snmpd on each VPS, but this
> isn't ideal - especially if clients disable snmpd
I agree. I do not want a solution that depends on software
installed on the guest since the client has control of that.
Neil
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