On Friday 08 February 2002 09:24, Project Work wrote: > Hello, > We are doing a project on bandwidth management. We are controlling = the > outgoing bandwidth using HTB. Currently we are viewing the traffic rat= e > using tc. We want to extract the rate of the traffic, the number of > packets and then display on our interface in real time (traffic > monitoring). I'm currently working on a tool to do this. For now, it takes the output= of=20 tc and generates three grahs for each qdisc/class : packet/s, byes/s, siz= e of=20 packets. It's not real-time (runs from crontab each 5 minutes) to collec= t=20 the data and creates the images on the fly. I also want to parse the output from iptables so you can make graphs of a= ll=20 traffic you want. I also searched for a script to view this graphs in re= al=20 time, but I have no idea to do this :-(. I wrote a perl script that=20 generates somthing in html, but it looks awfull. It uses the output of=20 iptables. You can find this all on www.docum.org (graphs under GUI and=20 realtime monitor under monitor.pl). I really want to create something=20 usefull and any help is appreciated. > We also want to control the incoming bandwidth based on IP, > Protocol etc. Could you please suggest ways for doing these. You can use a dedicated box to shape the traffic and place it between the= =20 link and the network. --=20 stef.coene@docum.org More QOS info : http://www.docum.org/ Title : "Using Linux as bandwidth manager"
