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> i'm running a RH 6.2 gateway computer with ip-maquerading & ip-chains
>firewall. I've been told by my boss that he want's to know who is going where
>& when. Essentially i need to log where computers on the lan are going on the
>internet & when. I'm not sure what i would use to do this. Could any one give
>me any help to point me in the right direction.
This all depends on what kind of detail you need.
ipchains -L -M
This will give you a list of every MASQed connection but no traffic
counts.
ipchains -L forward
This will give you the byte counts for ALL MASQed connections
but not the individual ones.
Beyond that, you might want to either setup a sniffer on the
MASQ box (can be intrusive either legally or performance)
or you might want to look into the "BSD Process accounting"
feature of Linux. Though I can't help you with this,
do a "man sa" for some ideas or search the web.
Anyone else have any tips?
--David
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