Re: monitoring network tool

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You may want to look into smokeping

http://people.ee.ethz.ch/oetiker/webtools/smokeping/

It is designed as a latency grapher but also shows things such as packet loss as well. May not be exactly what you are after but it might provide enough useful information to you.

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Steve.

On Fri, 6 Aug 2004, Noah wrote:



Hi there,


I am having a lot of difficulties between my home network and my colocation site network. I am trying to monitor where there are difficulties and Packet loss. I dont have admin access to any of the routers off my network. can somebody recommend a nice tool that graphs and charts packet loss at different points between two networks. I can possibly set it up bidirectionally if the tool is ported for freeBSD.

cheers,

Noah


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