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Title: Bandwidth Per IP
Post by: Robert Birch on July 24, 2002, 01:50:28 AM

Is there something out there that can tell me how much bandwidth each IP address is using over the internet. Not just through surfing. I need total bytes sent and received. We need to find out who the hogs are.

Thanks,
Robert Birch

Title: Re: Bandwidth Per IP
Post by: Nathan Fowler on July 25, 2002, 01:35:51 AM

Check out IPAC.

http://www.daneben.de/ipac.html

Good luck,
Nathan

Title: Re: Bandwidth Per IP
Post by: Robert Birch on July 31, 2002, 10:29:31 PM

Thanks for the response.

When I go to that website, you can only download the source for IPAC. If I am correct, there is no compiling in e-smith??

I thought then, I'd use rpmfind. I found an ipac-ng, which does have an rpm for binaries available. Problem is, when I rpm -Uvh the file, it says I need iptables installed. I'm pretty sure iptables is installed (not sure how to check). Is iptables in a different spot on e-smith than on a regular linux box?

Thanks,
Robert Birch

Title: Re: Bandwidth Per IP
Post by: zus on August 10, 2002, 12:58:09 AM

i guess e-smith uses ipchains. so i dont think it will work. i am also intrested in integrating a bandwidth moniter with e-smith. i am using e-smith 5.0. any suggestions?
thankx :)

Title: Re: Bandwidth Per IP
Post by: Nathan Fowler on August 10, 2002, 01:26:02 AM

zus:  http://www.stickit.nu/nettop