Re: bandwidth monitoring

[José A. Guzmán <jose@iteso.mx>]

Mensaje citado por Doug_The_Slug <doug@dougtheslug.ca>:

> i used to run a win2k router, and switched to a debian router a couple
> weeks
> back.  this has many advantages, but there has been one downside to this.
> on my win2k router, i had a program called DUMeter (Download/Upload Meter)
> which has graphical bandwidth monitoring along with good stats collection
> and presentation.
> 
> but now with my debian router, the only way i currently have to monitor
> bandwidth throughput is ifconfig.  and using that makes it almost
> impossible
> to actually see data throughput rates.  now, there is no gui on this
> machine, since it is only a barebones router, but is there any bandwidth
> monitoring app i can use to see throughput, and possibly some stats
> collection (ie: how much per day/week/month and so on...)
> 
> note: preferrably something i can get through apt-get and not tarballs of
> the source.  makes it so much easier.
> 
> -doug
> 
> 

  It's not deb-packaged yet, but it creates detailed reports and charts:

 http://ipaudit.sourceforge.net/ipaudit-web/index.html

-- 
José

department of redundancy department

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