On Tue, Aug 27, 2002 at 06:34:42PM +0800, Jan dela Cruz wrote:
> May I know any suggestions of you guys to monitor FTP speed and
> performance?

There are a number of approaches. First most FTP clients will give you a
running average of the transfer speed as it goes along, and a final
average after the data has been transferred. This is probably the best.
You can also monitor transfer speeds of your interface in general using
something like IPTraf for short-term realtime checks, or something like
MRTG for long-term bandwidth usage.

I do not know if FTP servers maintain transfer speed information. I've
stopped using FTP (except for anonymous file transfers) since SSH's scp
and sftp have been useable.

> Its because right now I had setup a windows machine w/ scheduled
> dialer and FTP program that uploads a 4kb file on a regular interval
> via dialup to an ISP, and we parse and record the logfile transactions
> for the performance.  Quite crude, and maybe not conclusive or
> detailed...

I hope you're not asking us to help you find out about this information
from your Windows machine's (and Windows software's) logs. If you are
then ...

> Any better alternative?

... yeah, use a GNU/Linux box instead. Or ask on a "Windows for dummies"
mailing list and see how far you'll go. I don't wish to be crude, but I
hope people will learn to respect the fact that we're a Linux Users'
Group mailing list, and not a "Tech Support For Anything Under The Sun"
mailing list.

 --> Jijo

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