AW: Bandwidth monitoring
>I'm not sure what tool you want. My reading is, that you want
>to graph statistics for each customer, but not having an own
>IP address for each customer.
First step I wanted to have a overview of different hosts behind my firewall.
So I used ipacsum on the firewall. Creating different rules for alle
Ip Adresses in the DMZ Zone.
Anyway it proofed to be quite unbelivable what the results where:
My config :
# DMZ
incoming|in|eth0|all||
outgoing|out|eth0|all||
# Der gesammte Traffic der über das Eth1 interface geht
all_traffic|in|eth1|all||
all_traffic|out|eth1|all||
# dmz1
cebratest|in|eth1|all||dmz1.netways.de
cebratest|out|eth1|all|dmz1.netways.de|
# dmz2
desire|in|eth1|all||dmz2.netways.de
desire|out|eth1|all|dmz2.netways.de|
# dmz3
isidor|in|eth1|all||dmz3.netways.de
isidor|out|eth1|all|dmz3.netways.de|
# firewall2
zola|in|eth1|all||firewall2.netways.de
zola|out|eth1|all|firewall2.netways.de|
# firewall1
arthur|in|eth1|all||firewall1.netways.de
arthur|out|eth1|all|firewall1.netways.de|
I can never figure out how to read the results, simple
Math prove that something is not right !
>I am not aware of such a tool, however, some perl combined
>with RRDtool should be able to do this (makes the graph, but
>does not give anything to create your bill), along with the
>already mentioned solution of inserting everything from the
>logs into an SQL database, where you also can do graphing and
>billing from.
>
>If anyone knows a free application for such a task, please report. :)
>
>
>MfG/Regards, Alexander
>
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