Re: iptables for bandwidth tracking

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On 06.01.2010 05:16, netfilter-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
> Our servers are in a managed hosting solution where we do not have
> access to our switch.  We have a lot of users that use our VPN solution
> and I'd like to better track their bandwidth usage.  I'm considering two
> options for this:
> 
> - Using one of the many libpcap daemons to monitor and record traffic
> patterns
> - Use iptables
> 
> Each VPN node has the possibility of 64,000 IP addresses so if I used
> iptables, I'd need to create iptables rules for each of those IP
> addresses.  That seems silly to me, but am I better off doing that than
> running a daemon that at the end of the day will basically do the same
> thing?  Thanks in advance.
> 
> 

You might take a look at the ACCOUNT target from xtables-addons.
http://xtables-addons.sourceforge.net/

regards

Mart
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