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I need a tool which will show (numerically) B/s inbound/outbound on eth0 (preferably by port), and one which will show how quickly a given file is being read/written. Do such tools exist? I have gkrellm. If I click on the network bandwidth graph, a number appears in its corner. What are its units? I suspect it's "bytes/second", but it might be "bytes/sample" or "blocks/{second,sample}" for all I know. -- -eben (E-Mail Removed)m home.tampabay.rr.com/hactar Hi! I'm a .sig virus! Copy me to your .sig! Hactar |
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Hactar wrote:
> > I need a tool which will show (numerically) B/s inbound/outbound on eth0 > (preferably by port), and one which will show how quickly a given file is > being read/written. Do such tools exist? > > I have gkrellm. If I click on the network bandwidth graph, a number > appears > in its corner. What are its units? I suspect it's "bytes/second", but it > might be "bytes/sample" or "blocks/{second,sample}" for all I know. > Try getting a copy of Ethereal and check out some of the analysis and statistics features that it supports such TCPTRACE amd others....... http://www.ethereal.com/ |
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Yes, ethereal would be fine for you. Well, you might try libpcap
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/libpcap/) should you want to make your own customized capturing tool. If you are lazy like me ... just want to see the graph as png graphics .... mrtg would be fine. Try that at http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/. hth raqueeb hassan bangladesh |
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On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 15:56:55 +0000, Hactar wrote:
> > I need a tool which will show (numerically) B/s inbound/outbound on eth0 > (preferably by port), and one which will show how quickly a given file is > being read/written. Do such tools exist? > > I have gkrellm. If I click on the network bandwidth graph, a number appears > in its corner. What are its units? I suspect it's "bytes/second", but it > might be "bytes/sample" or "blocks/{second,sample}" for all I know. For a simple display of traffic without fuss try: iptraf Ed. |
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On 2004-07-04, Ed <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 15:56:55 +0000, Hactar wrote: > >> I need a tool which will show (numerically) B/s inbound/outbound on eth0 >> (preferably by port), and one which will show how quickly a given file is >> being read/written. Do such tools exist? >> >> I have gkrellm. If I click on the network bandwidth graph, a number appears >> in its corner. What are its units? I suspect it's "bytes/second", but it >> might be "bytes/sample" or "blocks/{second,sample}" for all I know. > For a simple display of traffic without fuss try: iptraf Or, if you want to keep track of multiple connections, "iftop" http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pdw/iftop/ -- -John ((E-Mail Removed)) |
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