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this has been a fascinating conversation. thanks boris for starting it. |
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i've tested almost everything that has been mentioned. |
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i often have to monitor my computers over slow text-only ssh sessions, so my |
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focus may be a bit different from others. |
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tcpdump (and ethereal/wireshark) of course can not be beat for looking inside |
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packets. |
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to see what connections are open and how much data they are transferring, in a |
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telnet/ssh situation i like bmon and iftop. i especially appreciate the |
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"graphical" feature of bmon. |
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in real graphical environments, i like etherape. |
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thanks to everyone who has contributed so much wisdom |
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On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, Norman Rieß wrote: |
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> Boris Sobolev schrieb: |
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>> Hi folks, |
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>> I would like to see the network activoity going in an out of my box. |
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>> Any command to use for that? |
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>> Thanks. |
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>> Boris |
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> iftop |
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> is nice to watch, what connetions are currently open an how many traffic they |
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> produce. |
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