** Reply to message from Matt Walkowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 05 Jun 2002 23:24:25 -0500
> I was wondering if something exists that can do what I want for netfilter. > > In the WatchGuard land, there is a very neat program called HostWatch. It has two >columns: One for Outside and one for Inside. Then, it draws a line from one column >to the other for each connection. It also refreshes itself about once every second. > > Let's say you have a web server on the inside of your firewall, and 10 people are >currently hitting it. HostWatch would show 10 lines (each from a seperate IP addy, >resolved if it can find it) drawn to the one ip addy of the web server. > > The nice thing about HostWatch is you can see exactly what is happening now. > > Now, I generally dont run any kind of X-windows system on my Linux boxes, so it >would be nice to get a "text based" version of what I'm looking for, however, if a >nice program existed that needed X to run, I'd seriously consider installing X >windows. > > Anyway, thanks in advance for your responces! Hey, Matt. Go to http://freshmeat.net and do a search for IPTSTATE. It is a top-like text based app that will monitor your connection state. jb -- Jack Bowling mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
