Thank you James for the 'netflow' hint. Already I've found flow-toold and fprobe...the search continues.
On 30 August 2013 16:29, James Harper <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I want to track/monitor/log our home broadband usage, specifically I > want to > > track where the quota is being used e.g. sites, services. I can get > usage > > meters from our ISP (Internode) but these only show an aggregate of how > > much we've used. > > > > I've looked at tools like bandwidthd and cacti and have installed > bandwidth to > > see what it can show me. > > > > Is there anything I can install onto my linux server that watch and log > what > > we use when? > > > > A squid proxy can be useful for this, but obviously only for http/https > traffic, and proxying isn't without its problems. > > Otherwise, 'netflow' is a useful keyword to use when googling. > > Of course all of this relies on either your linux server being the router > (or in a position to intercept all traffic), or your router supporting the > export of netflow data to your server for processing. > > James > > -- Colin Fee [email protected]
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