Re: Large proxy-fw ipac-ng setup for ethernet clients

[Brad Lay]

Take a look at NetAcct-mysql 

That'll make it easy to work out whos chewing your bw ;) and all the data
can be used anyway you wish by writing your own querys against mysql.

Hope this helps.

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On Thu, 8 Jan 2003, Alex Borges (lex) wrote:

> Hi I have a large network (to my standard...thats 500+ machines)
> proxied by an iptables+squid woody box. I have quite a few bw hogs but
> we dont want to just close the hog ports or use squidguard. we want
> to just detect the abusers and reduce them to squirming piles of green
> goo
>
> Im wondering if any of you have tested ipac-ng for this kind of
> thing. my rules would have to be many (like 500 logging rules, one
> for each client ip)...
>
> This tool is sorta made for slip access, thats why i ask...
>
> The box is ridiculously big, so procesing power is not my concern
>
>
>


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Large proxy-fw ipac-ng setup for ethernet clients

[Alex Borges (lex)]

Hi I have a large network (to my standard...thats 500+ machines)
proxied by an iptables+squid woody box. I have quite a few bw hogs but
we dont want to just close the hog ports or use squidguard. we want
to just detect the abusers and reduce them to squirming piles of green
goo

Im wondering if any of you have tested ipac-ng for this kind of
thing. my rules would have to be many (like 500 logging rules, one
for each client ip)...

This tool is sorta made for slip access, thats why i ask...

The box is ridiculously big, so procesing power is not my concern


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