I'm going to look into both of these, but would like suggestions for my
needs anyway. I have tried ipfm already which doesn't seem to give
agregate totals, but does what Martin is asking below on a per IP basis.
I wrote a script to addup the totals, but would prefer the tool to do it
all for me.
All I want to do is monitor a single interface (my DSL connection to the
net) and see how much bandwidth I really use. Peak volume rates would also
be usefull, but simply a number I can use to give me an idea what
bandwidth I'd need if I ever needed to co-locate my server ( quite likely
in a few months) is all I need. I don't care where the packts are going
or who they come from. I just want a rollup for that interface for an
interval, a month being the most important, but per day would be nice too.
anyone have any suggestions other than mrtg and cricket?
thanks
charles
On Sat, 26 Feb 2000, Nitebirdz wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
>
> > On Sat, Feb 26, 2000 at 01:44:52PM +0200, Martin Sieben wrote:
> > | is there a tool available that can monitor all net traffic?
> > |
> > | Would like something like that...
> > |
> > | *) incoming
> > | *) outgoing
> > | *) per day
> > | *) per hour
> > | etc
> > |
> > | Would like to have a good overview of net traffic to be able to add
> > | bandwidth before it's 101% usage and gives timeouts. :)
> >
> > Check out MRTG.
> >
> > CHeers,
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> Another tool similar to MRTG that some people like better is cricket.
> Same idea though.
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