Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Sat, 2008-04-26 at 08:49 +0200, Manuel Aróstegui wrote:
El sáb, 26-04-2008 a las 11:01 +0530, yogesh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx escribió:
hi all
i want tools like mtrg that measure the bandwidth and graph.
problem with mrtg is its work only with routers and i have broadband
connection
that connected to(bypass username/password) pc directly.
so can anybody give me some info .....
Yogesh
PandoraFMS
http://pandora.sourceforge.net
nTop
http://www.ntop.org/
Ntop doesn't appear to exist in the "usual" repos (fedora, freshrpms,
livna). Is there any deep reason for this?
poc
If you want to monitor your local network usage, either install net-snmp or just
write a trivial application to read and process /proc/net/dev ever few minutes
or so, this is what net-snmp reads for its data, and counts all outbound network
traffic on a given machine.
Probably because it is more of a expert user-admin tool rather than a common
user admin tool.
It keeps track of traffic by protocol, traffic by in and outbound hostname, and
quite a bit of other stuff, and it rather cpu intensive (it is a full sniffer).
Probably not something you want to run except on a non-dedicated full-linux
firewall, which is probably why it is not in a repo.
If you had a number of users on your network that you wanted to keep track of
you could run this, or you could run a full proxy server to be able to carefully
monitor things.
Roger
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