[LARTC] Monitoring....

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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On Thursday 13 February 2003 18:49, Nelson Guedes Paulo Junior wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just shape my connection isn't enough. I need to monitoring what's
> happening, for example, I need to now if my users are downloading too
> much, if they are using too much ftp or if thei are ussing too much
> SSH. Other things that are relevant are Media Streaming, MP3 Downloading
> and Web Traffic.
>
> BUT, some of these services negociate a high port and use these ports for
> the traffic. How do I prevent that to consume band and how do I log that
> and make graphics to justify and upgrade on my link infrastructure?
> How do I monitor this things???
What if you monitor wel-known port (web, game ports, ...) and have an other 
monitor for all the rest?  And block all other ports so they have to use the 
ports you monitor :)

> Sorry about my English... :-)
It's not better then mine.  And they understand me (at least I think).

Stef

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