> Couple things: > > 1. Packets > > Total 5,502 > Dropped by the kernel 0 <-- may be non-zero > Dropped by ntop 0 > Unicast 99.3% 5,464 > Broadcast 0.7% 38 > > If the kernel is dropping packets, it can be because the are > queued for > analysis or you have a filter in place (-B option). If > neither of those is > true, and the # is growing over time, your machine isn't > keeping up with > traffic. Then all bets are off about totals...
OK, so you're telling me that's normal to have some kernel-dropped packets, as long as they do not grow over time, right? Well, unfortunately that's exactly my case!!! What do you think should I improve on my machine to get this value down? > > > 2. Traffic > > Total 2.5 MB [5,502 Pkts] > IP Traffic 2.5 MB [5,422 Pkts] > Fragmented IP Traffic [0.0%] > Non IP Traffic 4.4 KB > > Remember, these are rounded values... > How much are they rounded? > _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listmanager.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
