Kauffmann, Andreas schrieb am Dienstag, dem 10. September 2002:
> Hallo liebe Liste ;)
>
> Ich habe ein problem und zwar möchte ich 3(!) Computer aus verschiedenen
> Netzen überwachen.
>
> Das heißt, ich möchte das total verursachte Datenübertragungsvolumen (den
> Traffic) von den Computern me
I use ipac-ng for iptables and a webfrontend to query it. Unfortunately i forgot
the name. It's quiet easy to setup, it doesn't affect your firewall rules (e.g.
shorewall) and works with 2.2 and 2.4 kernel.
Thomas
Quoting Jeremy Lunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I think the only reliable solution i
On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 10:42:06PM +0900, Nathan wrote:
> Write a perl (or python, or bash, or whatever your poison is) program
> to do something intelligent with the numbers, being aware that they get
> reset to 0 if the machine reboots, etc. You might find they roll over
> at some particular n
I think this guy asks for the following:
He has a machine which has 3 different clients from different networks.
he is looking for a program to print statistics on network traffic per
month per client.
> Hallo liebe Liste ;)
>
> Ich habe ein problem und zwar möchte ich 3(!) Computer aus
> verschi
I think this guy asks for the following:
He has a machine which has 3 different clients from different networks.
he is looking for a program to print statistics on network traffic per
month per client.
> Hallo liebe Liste ;)
>
> Ich habe ein problem und zwar möchte ich 3(!) Computer aus
> verschi
Here is an english translation of your post from babel.altavista.com.
Its not good, but we might be able to help if we can understand what
you're asking.
On Tuesday, September 10, 2002, at 09:12 PM, Kauffmann, Andreas wrote:
Hello dear list;)
I have a problem would like I 3(!) Computers from dif
Please take note that this list is in english, not german
> Hallo liebe Liste ;)
>
> Ich habe ein problem und zwar möchte ich 3(!) Computer aus
> verschiedenen Netzen überwachen.
>
> Das heißt, ich möchte das total verursachte Datenübertragungsvolumen
> (den Traffic) von den Computern messen.
>
>
Hallo liebe Liste ;)
Ich habe ein problem und zwar möchte ich 3(!) Computer aus verschiedenen Netzen
überwachen.
Das heißt, ich möchte das total verursachte Datenübertragungsvolumen (den
Traffic) von den Computern messen.
Am Montsende sollte Ausdruck des Programmes so aussehen:
PC01 machte 60
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 10:50:26PM +0100, Auke Rensen wrote:
> NTOP:
> 1.) Does anyone know how to log and store the collected data?
> 2.) Does anyone know how to insert specific source/destination rules?
Take a look at the netflow/sflow exporting capabilities of ntop.
It is almost compatible with
Hellow,
The problem need to be split in 2:
- where to take the information from
- how to analyse them.
To get a good accounting, especially with a NAT'ed situation, simply
use some accounting rules in iptables on your firwall. From there,
you need some scripts that 'll collect the information a
Hi list(eners),
Thanks for the previous suggestions.
Despite this suggestions, we still can't find a suitable solution.
We have looked at NTOP , IPAC and MRTG.
MRTG does not give us the right information in the right for, so this
ain't an option.
It seems that both other utils need some in dep
On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 21:00, Robert Waldner wrote:
>
> On 01 Mar 2002 14:22:43 +1100, Kevin Littlejohn writes:
> >Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
> >inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
> >only the size of the content in question. D
On 01 Mar 2002 14:22:43 +1100, Kevin Littlejohn writes:
>Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
>inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
>only the size of the content in question. Don't do math on these
>things, as one rather large provider u
On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 21:00, Robert Waldner wrote:
>
> On 01 Mar 2002 14:22:43 +1100, Kevin Littlejohn writes:
> >Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
> >inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
> >only the size of the content in question.
On 01 Mar 2002 14:22:43 +1100, Kevin Littlejohn writes:
>Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
>inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
>only the size of the content in question. Don't do math on these
>things, as one rather large provider
Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
only the size of the content in question. Don't do math on these
things, as one rather large provider used to do ;)
Be aware of media-specific packet wrapping size
Auke Rensen, Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 04:41:36PM +0100:
> What I'm looking for is a application (or a combination of multiple) witch
> can build some usage reports.
> We need this information to share the bill of the internet connection
> fairly.
> I'd like to be able to create daily, weekly, monthl
Be aware that on-the-wire counting will give you traffic counts
inclusive of packet overhead, whereas counting in squid will give you
only the size of the content in question. Don't do math on these
things, as one rather large provider used to do ;)
Be aware of media-specific packet wrapping siz
Auke Rensen, Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 04:41:36PM +0100:
> What I'm looking for is a application (or a combination of multiple) witch
> can build some usage reports.
> We need this information to share the bill of the internet connection
> fairly.
> I'd like to be able to create daily, weekly, month
mm nice scheme. Did you wrote an RFC or ?? (uppercase must, can ;)
The key is to the be able to account the traffic which is a miss in
squid and this, on a per client basis. Squid have a mib which
give you such stats, this is good. I developed an addon to this
mib to get a per subnet stats, if you
mm nice scheme. Did you wrote an RFC or ?? (uppercase must, can ;)
The key is to the be able to account the traffic which is a miss in
squid and this, on a per client basis. Squid have a mib which
give you such stats, this is good. I developed an addon to this
mib to get a per subnet stats, if yo
On Mit, 27 Feb 2002, Auke Rensen wrote:
> For our company's shared internet connection, I'm looking for a utility to
> monitor and log the generated traffic over the internet connection.
> As you can see there are two LAN's connected to a firewall/proxy server.
> The firewall uses IPTables, DNAT
For our company's shared internet connection, I'm looking for a utility to
monitor and log the generated traffic over the internet connection.
As you can see there are two LAN's connected to a firewall/proxy server.
The firewall uses IPTables, DNAT and SNAT.
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On Mit, 27 Feb 2002, Auke Rensen wrote:
> For our company's shared internet connection, I'm looking for a utility to
> monitor and log the generated traffic over the internet connection.
> As you can see there are two LAN's connected to a firewall/proxy server.
> The firewall uses IPTables, DNAT
For our company's shared internet connection, I'm looking for a utility to monitor and
log the generated traffic over the internet connection.
As you can see there are two LAN's connected to a firewall/proxy server.
The firewall uses IPTables, DNAT and SNAT.
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