On 19.09.22 18:46, Xavier Lecluse wrote:
You may use Cacti for example if you need to monitor your bandwith globally.
BTW
another problem came to my mind:
squid doesn't support 64-bis MIBs by now and looks it won't for some time:
http://lists.squid-cache.org/pipermail/squid-users/2022-June/02
On 19.09.22 18:46, Xavier Lecluse wrote:
You may use Cacti for example if you need to monitor your bandwith globally.
I do already, however this is only for global traffic.
I found that sqstat or SquidView may help you on this task.
If you want to monitor for specific targets, then maybe an
Hello,
You may use Cacti for example if you need to monitor your bandwith globally.
I found that sqstat or SquidView may help you on this task.
If you want to monitor for specific targets, then maybe an ELK stack with
metricbeat on your server will do the job for sure, but it could be overkill.
On 2022-09-19 12:06, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
Hi guys,
I am searching for tool that could produce detailed statistics of
bandwidth usage globally or for particular domains, e.g.
microsoft.com and webex.com within day.
I have some experience with calamaris and lightsquid, neither of those
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