Re: network monitor

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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> I need to know what is going on/in/out on my network.Now I know of ntop
> and mrtg's but aren't there something different
If you're looking for a console based tool try iptraf to monitor current
stats of network devices. 

Regards,
Mike.

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