On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 12:02:32PM -0700, Colin Harford wrote:
> What I am after, is a nice simple command that tells the amount of
> bandwidth being used, and packets going through at that time, say,
> updated say every second.
It doesn't include packets per second, but I use ifstat to get a qu
Not so sure about that being so useful in this case.
I have 512 IP# on a 100 megabit pipe, with a fairly large detailed rule
set, this doesn't seem very optimal...
Cheers,
CH
On Oct 31, 2003, at 12:37 PM, jared r r spiegel wrote:
On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 12:02:32PM -0700, Colin Harford wrote:
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thanks to jwit i know i should replace sis0 with tun0, have done that
and i see that if i comment out the first aintspoof rule i can again ssh to the server
from
the int_lan tho i dont understand why. uncomment it and notta any enlightenment?
ext_if="sis0" # replace with actual external
On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 12:02:32PM -0700, Colin Harford wrote:
> So, before I get flamed, yes, I do know of pfstat, ipaudit, etc. What
> I am after is something from the cli.
> Sort of like pfctl -s info, or when using altq: pfctl -vvsq.
> Does anyone know of a good way to do this, without going
Hello Colin,
Friday, October 31, 2003, 8:02:32 PM, you wrote:
CH> I am after is something from the cli.
CH> What I am after, is a nice simple command that tells the amount of
CH> bandwidth being used, and packets going through at that time, say,
CH> updated say every second.
CH> Sort of like pfc
So, before I get flamed, yes, I do know of pfstat, ipaudit, etc. What
I am after is something from the cli.
What I am after, is a nice simple command that tells the amount of
bandwidth being used, and packets going through at that time, say,
updated say every second.
Sort of like pfctl -s inf
ok, i have been reduced to dialup again, and thought that i could just replace
ext_if="sis0" with ppp0 and with a few minor changes be backup and running, however i
am finding out this is not the case!
1, when i just replace sis0 with ppp0 a couple things happen, once i reload pf.conf it
claims
On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 14:01, Justin Krejci wrote:
> You should give us your entire pf.conf file since obviously you only are
> showing a partial. You should give us a description of your network. Where
> are you trying to connect from? Is the second IP address routed to your
> openbsd box corre
Hi the list,
sorry for my english, i'm french.
I've got an alias ip for fxp0 :
x.x.x.72
x.x.x.73
before i add the alias, everuthing works well.
my pf.conf is :
firstIP="x.x.x.72"
secondIP="x.x.x.73"
# for ssh
pass in quick on fxp0 proto tcp from $My_IP to $firstIP port 22 keep
state
but whe
On 31/10/2003, Octavian Hornoiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote To [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Is there a feature currently in pf that allows one to limit how many
> states one IP or group or macro or interface can use up? For example, i
> want my clients that i am natting out to be limited to 1000 states per
Octavian Hornoiu wrote:
Is there a feature currently in pf that allows one to limit how many
states one IP or group or macro or interface can use up? For example, i
want my clients that i am natting out to be limited to 1000 states per
machine so if they get a virus they won't be able to fill up
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