MRTG is what you want, it'll show your bandwidth usage (infact almost any
type of usage, domainregistry.ie use it to show their nameserver query
usage for example) over a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly basis using
nice graphs :)
UCD SNMPD and MRTG work well together for me,
i've even got it running on my FreeBSD box at home (56k ppp connection)
http://ee-staff.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/mrtg.html
After you install it ok, it can pretty much configure itself by you running
``cfgmaker``
Regards,
jerry.
At 16:31 02/11/00 +0000, Adam Beecher wrote:
> > > Howja figure out what kind of bandwidth you're using on a Linux box
> (RHL)?
> >
> > I'd use SNMP
> >
>My fault, I wasn't specific enuff. Can you do it from the command line -
>i.e. is
>it logged anywhere? I want to figure out the bandwidth usage on my rig in the
>States.
>> > The PFY here would seem to want to use IPChains or per user IP Accounting
> > %-)
> >
>Nah, don't need that. Yet.
>>adam
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