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On Wed, 2005-12-28 at 02:28 +0000, Benjamin Smee wrote: |
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> lo, |
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> On Wednesday 28 December 2005 02:12, Ow Mun Heng wrote: |
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> > I'll be frank, what I want is for a way to determine top talkers and |
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> > then use that data (with the IP) and then use TC (traffic control) rules |
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> > to restrict/handicap it's bandwidth. Right now, what I'm doing is manual |
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> > control and I can't keep up with the 4am nights just to restrict some |
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> > IPs. |
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> > Do you have any comment/info on how/what's best to do those? Do you also |
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> > know if the way ntop stores it's data, does it also store the IP |
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> > addreses in the RRD Database as well? What I need is to just get the top |
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> > talkers and that would be great. Whipping up a perl/shell script via |
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> > cron to do the dirty work for me. |
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> Precisely what part of the flows based solution doesn't do that? |
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Sorry. I didn't say that it doesn't, only that I've not yet looked |
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further into it to determine what it can/can't do. |
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> Like I said |
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> before look into JKFlow and CUFlow, the scoreboard functions in those modules |
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> give you precisely this information. |
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yep.. Will definitely do that. (though ip-audit does seem nice too. Web |
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Front-end as well. But again, will need to look further into it) |
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Thanks and sorry if I sounded like JKFlow/CUFlow doesn't do that. (it is |
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perl and my Perl KungFoo isn't great) |
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