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can anyone tell me some few tools to monitor view/network network traffic....
  1. 06-27-2008 #1
    siva19185
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    To Monitor network Traffic

    can anyone tell me some few tools to monitor view/network network traffic.
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    Wireshark and TCPdump
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    If you're looking for a tool just to check incoming and outgoing flow, you can consider nload. Its a simple ncurse based traffic analyser.
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    Network traffic per user

    Hi,

    This is my first post ...

    I'm new to linux and am trying to get closer to it. I recently installed Fedora 8 ( dual booting with Vista) and bought some books.

    My home network setup has an adsl router/wireless access point/switch (SMC Barricade). At the moment i'm allowing access to the net for a couple of people. They use it for browsing/email and gaming. I would like to install a linux firewall/proxy or what ever is needed to allow me to get stats on bandwidth usage per user so that I can charge them accordingly. I already have an oldish pc (about 4 years, 80GB hdd, intel cpu, 256mb RAM) with 2 NIC's which I'm planning on installing.

    I did some googling today and there doesn't seem to be an easy install-and-go solution, but surely there must be! I also read about traffic shaping, which sounds cool but is not what I need right now.

    Can anybody shine some light? Apologies if missed an obvious link or if this is not the right place to post...

    chilli
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