> > Both ntop <http://www.ntop.org/ntop.html> > and iptraf <http://iptraf.seul.org/> should do this. > iptraf is lighter on resources, and offer realtime monitoring, > ntop is accessed trough an browser, and offers extensive graphs of > traffic. > It all depends on how low-end this box is. > > -- > Frode Haugsgjerd > Norway
I know iptraf does this... but I don't think it offers much in the way of logging. ntop does produce many graphs and stuff, but I can see what he is looking for. >From reading his post, I think he is hoping to have a list of IPs. Then he can click on an IP, and it breaks down the bandwidth usage (maybe over hour, day, week, etc. like MRTG does), and he can see maybe totals by protocol (eg. 85% http, 10% smtp). ntop offers are more general picture I think, but I could be wrong!
