> On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Daniel Bodea wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is there any way I can determine the network load generated by a specific p
> rocess? I have a limited bandwidth that works just fine until I start the bin
> d DNS server. The problem is a little more complicated than that because bind
> runs on a gateway for a small ISP, gateway that routes all the traffic of a
> dial-up server. I can't be really sure where the traffic overload is coming f
> rom, nor if bind is the actual problem. What can I do to get a statistics for
> every process? Is there any per process dumper?
> >
>
> I'm not sure if this can be done, but I've used UserIPAcct (see
> Freshmeat) in the past to figure how much bandwidth different users in a
> box use.
>
> As bind uses a specific UID (RH6.2+), it might be possible to try
> this. Unfortunately, it requires a kernel rebuild.
>
ipchains can be configured to give stats for individual IP addresses (so you
can see what your clients are doing, in a quantitive way), and for individual
ports (so that would tell you about BIND, http etc) and, I think, for
interfaces (so eth0).
Read the ipchains howto; I think it's included in the ipchains package.
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