I use netstatd and netstat to tell me what the total network traffic is
by type... and netwatch is a good one to see where it's all coming
from... just the source and destination of each packet. I'm sure you
could fix something up with tcpdump and a few greps to figure out who's
sending/receiving traffic from napster..... how about "tcpdump | grep
6699" (6699 is the default napster port)
--Mike
Rob Hudson wrote:
> Hi gang,
>
> Is there a network traffic analyzer for linux?
>
> Sometimes at work, ssh'ing to our servers seems like there is a lot of
> lag time. I was curious if there was a way to see who was using most
> of the bandwidth behind our local switch.
>
> My guess is that since I'm just an endpoint, there is not way to do
> this. My box would have to be some sort of midpoint to analyze
> traffic, correct?
>
> Just wondering if I can scout out who is using napster and causing the
> lag. :)
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
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