On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 08:23:27PM +0700, Kristiadi Himawan wrote: > Hi, > I want to see bandwidth every ip address in the local network that passing > my linux gateway in the console, may be it's similar like mrtg (web based > version) > It's possible ? (I replied yesterday but my message didn't make it through somehow) Why don't you try WIPL? It's available from the same site as the WRR qdisc (http://wipl-wrr.sourceforge.net/) and even though it looks a bit beta it was able to do for me what I haven't found elsewhere. Namely, it took about half an hour to set it up so that it outputs a list of IP addresses for which traffic has been seen currenly, sorted by the traffic rate (so that the biggest downloaders are at the top). The traffic rate is computed based on last 60 seconds' traffic, refreshed every 10 seconds (both configurable, of course). I set wiplc to output the list in HTML (configurable, too). So now I have a URL where I can go to see top network users *at real time*. It doesn't do graphs, sure, but I use rrdtool for graphing anyway. The best thing is that WIPL's architecture is very modular and extensible so you can do a lot of thing with its output (e.g. run it through arbitrary CGI's or even store the values and graph them later if you really feel the need). There's one problem, though - wipld doesn't seem to age entries in its address cache so no matter how big I set the cache, it always overflows in the end. I haven't gotten around yet to reporting the bug, though. pvl
