Topic: Bandwidth view

[crzy_dmd]

Hi there, i'm newbee on this, i have a sme 6.0.1 runing, and i want to see on what services are using my bandwith.

for example...

a pie to show 30% pop
              20% smtp
              25% http
              25% ftp

etc.

any ideas??

thx

shine on...

pd. sorry for my english  

[cc_skavenger]

there is a command line program you can use called iptraf.  Doesn't give pretty graphs, but can give you a heads up.

HTH

[intelec]

cc_skavenger, if iptraf was spartan for you, you always can use ntop, from ntop.org, this will give you a beutiful web graphics. Searching at www.pbone.net for redhat 7.3 give me these results:

Search results for ntop :
RedHat 7.X    dag.wieers.com/packages/ntop/ntop-3.0-1.rh73.dag.i386.rpm
RedHat 7.X    ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/7.1/en/powertools/i386/RedHat/RPMS/ntop-1.3.2-5.i386.rpm
RedHat 7.X    ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/7.0/en/powertools/i386/RedHat/RPMS/ntop-1.3.1-2.i386.rpm

1) download it
2) install with rpm -Uvh ntop....
3) configure on /etc/ntop.conf
4) run ntop from the command line to give de admin password
5) stop with CTRL-C
6) run formaly with #service ntop start
7) access the web interface at http://your ip:3000
good luck

Regards
intelec

[crzy_dmd]

cc_skavenger:
thx for your reply, i already try this one, it gives me a lot of data, but i can't log o graphic results.

intelec:
thx you too, this es exactly what i'm looking for, i try search on contribbs, but didn't find this one.

i will try to install and post here my result.

really thanks to you guys.

crzy_dmd

[crzy_dmd]

This is really nice, it works perfect, really thanks

here is a how-to install the new ver of ntop.
(the first 3.0 consumes hugh amounts of memory when network traffic is very busy)

http://forums.contribs.org/index.php?topic=25560.msg105820#msg105820

This is just great.

Regards and thanks again.

crzy_dmd

Shine on...