Amount of forwarded traffic

Hi!! Before all - Happy new Year to all googlers!!

I have a kind of problem - i don't know how to count input forwarded
taffit with iptables!!

I have router(harware, Planet) wich has NAT and WAN(int's LAN address
is 192.168.0.231). All users are going through linux router(gentoo
2005.1), it's LAN is 192.168.0.230. On 192.168.0.230 I let iptables to
forward some traffic to 192.168.0.231, and it's seems that all is OK!
BuT! I can't count incoming traffic per user =(. Outgoing traffic I
count through table NAT and PREROUTING.

Any suggestions?

Shanks for any ideas!

In comp.os.linux.networking Ni@m <(E-Mail Removed)>:
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> I have a kind of problem - i don't know how to count input forwarded
> taffit with iptables!!

> I have router(harware, Planet) wich has NAT and WAN(int's LAN address
> is 192.168.0.231). All users are going through linux router(gentoo
> 2005.1), it's LAN is 192.168.0.230. On 192.168.0.230 I let iptables to
> forward some traffic to 192.168.0.231, and it's seems that all is OK!
> BuT! I can't count incoming traffic per user =(. Outgoing traffic I
> count through table NAT and PREROUTING.

You mean per IP? Installing ntop (www.ntop.org) and running in
webmod should be the easiest while looking darn good!

BTW
Please read this before posting anything else:

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Michael Heiming wrote:
> In comp.os.linux.networking Ni@m <(E-Mail Removed)>:
>
>>Hi!! Before all - Happy new Year to all googlers!!
>
>
> Thx, you are aware that this is usenet, google just mirrors and
> gives you an interface to read/post. This group has nothing to do
> with google, it isn't theirs, but a public newsgroup.
>
> For more info:
>
> http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search
>
> Put into "Message ID" searchbox "(E-Mail Removed)",
> without quotes, hit "Lookup Message". Be my guest and read on.
>
>
>>I have a kind of problem - i don't know how to count input forwarded
>>taffit with iptables!!
>
>
>>I have router(harware, Planet) wich has NAT and WAN(int's LAN address
>>is 192.168.0.231). All users are going through linux router(gentoo
>>2005.1), it's LAN is 192.168.0.230. On 192.168.0.230 I let iptables to
>>forward some traffic to 192.168.0.231, and it's seems that all is OK!
>>BuT! I can't count incoming traffic per user =(. Outgoing traffic I
>>count through table NAT and PREROUTING.
>
>
> You mean per IP? Installing ntop (www.ntop.org) and running in
> webmod should be the easiest while looking darn good!
>
> BTW
> Please read this before posting anything else:
>
> http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google
>


How about this:

iptables -vx -L FORWARD

You can replace "FORWARD" with the name of another chain such as INPUT
or OUTPUT if you like.


Scott R. Haven
Paisley Systems Inc.
www.paisleysystems.com

>iptables -vx -L FORWARD
Thanks, but I'm not so stupid =). I solved problem in other way.
In FORWARD I could't catch incomming traffic and that was a probem.
Now I set up NAT on linux server. So some problems solved.