Hi,
I am no master here, and I assume my typical requirements are not very
similar to yours. However, my toys are netcat, tcpdump, nmap, ping -R and
traceroute.
My typical test is to first see what speed I can get and on what ports.
While doing that I am sampling/logging with tcpdump, looking for ugly data. I
also will run an nmap scan to see if that gives any indication of issues.
Sometimes I have resorted to using one of the following.
wireshark, eathereal, EtherApe
less related
ganglia and vnstat are also good if you want to see time related issues
I hope that these aren't all old tools :)
Gluck!
Hro
On Aug 23, 2010, at 9:58 AM, Patricia Campbell wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I haven't done traffic monitoring in a while so I'm asking you all for
> any new tips & tricks!!!
>
> The sit:
> ADSL connection 3.0Mbps
> ipcop firewall + openvpn (admittedly on an older computer)
> lan @ 100Mbps
> remote desktop on computers
>
> We get very slow access and I'm trying to determine if there is
> anything I can tweak on my side.
>
> Does anyone have any well loved tools (that I haven't heard of yet ???)
>
> Thanks
>
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